dsh-visual-trace: A DeepSeek Harness Plugin for Natural Language Trace Visualization and Review Across Execution Modes
The `dsh-visual-trace` plugin solves the challenge of native trace debugging for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) in non-browser environments such as Headless and SDKs. Built on the official `session/event` logs as its data source, it enables unified output of visualized traces across web interfaces, command-line interfaces, headless stderr streams, and SDKs. It supports node differentiation, multi-dimensional filtering, and export in multiple formats (text, Markdown, and JSON). Developers can install the plugin and use the `/visual-trace` command or SDK API to flexibly trace agent execution flows across multiple surfaces.
Read MoreAgentAstra: A Spatialized Conversation and Trajectory Visualization Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
AgentAstra is an experimental client plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to project the Agent execution process into a traversable spatial view, replacing the traditional linear message flow display. By leveraging three dimensions—semantic time, causal channels, and information hierarchy—the plugin intuitively visualizes key nodes and their causal triggers, such as user prompts, Agent replies, tool calls, sub-Agent delegation, file read/write operations, and external resource access. Core features include displaying conversation content as readable cards with support for keyboard navigation, timeline dragging, and node focus interactions; allowing precise file snapshots to be dragged directly into chat box drafts; binding the view to the current session to automatically release WebGL resources upon unloading; and providing a text fallback when WebGL is unavailable. Installation is performed by adding the plugin using the `dsh plugin` command.
Read Moredsh-trace-compare: Drawing Agent Exploration Trajectories as Mazes
dsh-trace-compare is a DeepSeek Harness client plugin maintained by lamost423, designed to visualize tool calls within session logs or live sessions as a maze-like timeline, clearly presenting the main branch, failed branches, and turning points. It supports sidebar Trace comparison (single/dual log coaxial comparison, round alignment, branch inventory) and in-session real-time maze tabs, featuring zoom, filter, export, and bilingual interfaces. This article introduces the installation commands, typical usage, and key judgment rules.
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