dsh-skip-browser-auth: Web Profile Authentication Bypass Plugin
By default, DeepSeek Harness (DSH) requires a token to be manually copied to access the Web Profile. The `dsh-skip-browser-auth` plugin is designed to address this pain point. Maintained by `iasiv5`, it takes over the authentication logic and automatically skips the cumbersome BrowserAuth process. After installation and a service restart, users can directly access the Web interface and use it. The plugin features precise gating, version matching, and non-intrusive behavior; however, note that skipping authentication removes network identity-layer restrictions and that it supports only the Web Profile.
Read Moredsh-terminal-plugin: A VS Code-style Terminal Panel for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-terminal-plugin` is a plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web GUI, providing developers with a VS Code-style terminal panel at the bottom. It supports multiple tabs, a real PTY, color output, and interactive programs (such as vim and python), preserving sessions after a page refresh. It supports click-to-navigate for URLs/paths, right-click menu actions, and configurable parameters such as shell and size. The plugin runs in the DSH host process with system permissions, but has concurrent input limitations.
Read Moredsh-taskboard: DeepSeek Harness Cross-Project Task Board
`dsh-taskboard` is a cross-project task board plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It integrates the task board into the sidebar, aggregates the `todo_write` projections from all visible sessions, and provides unified view management. The plugin does not maintain standalone storage and relies entirely on DSH native mechanisms. Its features include task context tagging, native lifecycle state recognition, real-time status bar display, and support for bulk selection and archival operations. During installation, ensure version compatibility and execute the build and installation commands, then restart the Web profile to enable it.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Scheduled Task Plugin (DSH Automations)
dsh-plugin-automations is a scheduled-task plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web Profile. It provides one-time execution, Cron-based scheduling, and two execution modes: "on time" and "off-peak hours." The plugin supports custom Session titles, status persistence, and a 30-minute timeout. Tasks are submitted via the HTTP API. It is currently in the MVP stage and supports task creation, but does not yet support editing or deletion. It requires a Node.js 20+ environment.
Read Moredsh-oauth-adapter: OAuth Account Page for the DSH Web Environment
`dsh-oauth-adapter` is a plugin that provides unified OAuth sign-in for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web profile. It addresses DSH’s lack of native integration points for third-party services such as GitHub Copilot and Kimi, supports multi-provider authentication, and includes an authorization fallback mechanism. Installation requires the appropriate Node.js version and specific dependencies. Because the plugin runs with DSH process privileges and involves credential management, developers should pay close attention to version compatibility and source-code security.
Read Moredsh-manutd-fixtures: Manchester United 2026/27 Fixtures Sidebar Plugin
`dsh-manutd-fixtures` is an MIT-licensed open-source plugin that runs in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web sidebar. It aims to provide users with convenient access to Manchester United's 2026/27 fixtures and results. The plugin features local timezone adaptation, a countdown to the next match, season performance statistics (wins, draws, losses, standings, etc.), a list of completed matches, and league/home/away indicators. It can be installed via the command line, uses authoritative data sources, and supports filtered viewing. With a concise structure, it is suitable for developers and fans who need to quickly track Manchester United match updates in the DSH interface.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DeepSeek Harness Agent Board Plugin
The DSH (DeepSeek Harness) plugin `agent-board` provides a persistent Agent state management view for the Web profile. The plugin's sidebar lists workspaces, uses the same data structure as built-in components, and supports tracking workflow progress in the Web interface. Installation depends on the `dsh` CLI; installing Git dependencies may require configuring `pnpm-workspace.yaml`, and pinning a specific commit is recommended. Developers need to run the build locally, and the plugin runs with the current process's permissions, making it suitable for developers who need to track workflow state over the long term.
Read MoreMind Garden: DeepSeek Harness Long-Term Companion Plugin
Mind Garden is an installable plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the problems of model memory confusion in long-term interactions and the burden of user memory management. It provides users with a controllable, private “long-term companion” and reflection space, featuring a user-driven memory system, cinematic visual feedback, and nine interconnected reflection spaces. The plugin reuses the core capabilities of Harness, supports photo observation through the DeepSeek Vision model, and allows users to correct the AI’s conversational direction by adjusting the dialogue stance and intent. It is suitable for users who require deep reflection and long-term documentation.
Read Moredsh-git-dashboard: DeepSeek Harness Dashboard for Out-of-Repo Read-Only Git Workspaces
`dsh-git-dashboard` is a Git dashboard plugin for DeepSeek Harness that displays branch information and workspace changes in the conversation header, helping developers intuitively understand code status. It supports file statistics, diff previews, branch comparisons, and opening local files. Installation requires a Node.js environment, and after configuring the dependency links, parameters such as timeouts and size limits can be adjusted via `cordis.patch.yml`. The plugin aims to optimize the DSH plugin ecosystem and is recommended for use in Loopback environments.
Read Moredsh-shorts-wall: Edge-aligned short video wall in DSH Web
dsh-shorts-wall is a vertical short video plugin designed for the DSH web profile, allowing users to browse YouTube Shorts and Bilibili vertical content directly within the workspace without logging in or opening a new tab. By default, the plugin runs as a vertical sidebar and supports switching to a draggable, resizable floating window or minimized state, with the player not reloading during transitions. It employs a dual-source carousel mechanism to enable free switching between the two platforms; YouTube uses official iframe embedding, while Bilibili uses native MP4 videos combined with a host proxy to support progress scrubbing. The plugin provides various methods for video switching, including the mouse wheel, keyboard shortcuts (e.g., j/k, ↑/↓), and buttons, and features auto-play, bad content skipping, and keyword batch management. Users can maintain preset or custom keyword libraries through the keyword panel, and data is stored independently and persistently.
Read MoreArcana: DSH's Floating Slash Command Deck
Arcana is a client plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) maintained by GoodWei, designed to optimize the slash command experience within the `web profile`. It requires no server-side modification and integrates scattered command entry points into a draggable, collapsible floating "Command Deck" by consuming public RPC services. Core features include full command discovery, hovering to view descriptions, click-to-execute (with inline parameter input support), automatic sorting based on local storage usage counts, a pagination mechanism of 10 items per page, and bilingual Chinese/English support with light/dark mode adaptation that follows system settings. Installation requires pnpm; simply add the plugin using the `npx` or `dsh` command and restart the service to use it from the top-right corner. This project is released under the MIT License and is ideal for users with numerous commands who need to frequently invoke specific ones.
Read Morecordis-transfer-plugin: Persistent DSH plugin for importing and exporting dynamic Cordis Plugins
`zby1211/cordis-transfer-plugin` is an MIT-licensed plugin for DSH designed to address the inconvenience of migrating dynamic Cordis plugins across sessions. As a static configuration package, it offers two interaction methods—the browser Settings panel and Model Tools—supporting the listing of dynamic plugins in the current session, their export to `.dsh-cordis-bundle.zip` files, and import from local ZIP files. Installation requires executing `dsh plugin --profile web add cordis-transfer-plugin` and restarting the service, with dependencies on specific versioned libraries such as `@deepseek-ai/dsh-tools`.
Read Moredsh-pluginmanager: Hierarchical, Descriptive, and Uninstall Management for DSH Web Plugins
dsh-pluginmanager is a community-developed plugin for the DSH Web Profile settings page, designed to address the issues of lengthy plugin lists, unclear categorization, and difficult management. The plugin divides plugins into three layered views: native extensions (read-only), user extensions (manageable), and running plugins (temporary), providing intuitive search filtering, count badges, and bilingual display in Chinese and English. Its core features include disabling/enabling user extensions, complete uninstallation (cleaning up configurations and dependencies), and re-registration (incorporating into dependency management), as well as support for editing plugin descriptions, with built-in Chinese introductions for over 90 core plugins. The installation method adopts a bundle approach, adding and configuring package.json via pnpm to avoid conflicts with manual patches. During operations, changes are first persisted and then the loader is hot-swapped to ensure safety, with backups provided.
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