DeepSeek Harness Workflow Automation Plugin
DeepSeek Harness Workflow is a visual, native workflow automation platform designed to address the challenges of maintaining complex applications. It uses a canvas-based drag-and-drop interface, supports TypeScript/Python code, HTTP requests, and various triggers. The system features robust fault-tolerance mechanisms (such as checkpoints, retries, and budget limits) and cryptographic security capabilities (such as credential management and data masking). Installed as a plugin, the project provides a complete workflow from node testing and publishing to version management, laying the foundation for building reliable automation tasks.
Read Moredsh-daily-digest: A Daily/Weekly Report Plugin for Automatically Distilling AI Workflows
`dsh-daily-digest` is a logging plugin for DeepSeek Harness that automatically records tasks, sessions, and errors. It supports data persistence, Web floating-card display, and multiple output formats (Markdown/JSON), allowing one-click access to daily and weekly reports. Users can control privacy and data retention periods through configuration. After installation, restart the service to use it, making it easy for developers to integrate into their workflows.
Read Moredsh-humanize: Porting the Humanfia Flow Philosophy to DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-humanize` is an agent preset for DeepSeek Harness designed to address common challenges in complex workflows, such as state confusion and audit difficulty. The plugin introduces a strict execution discipline through a set of core mechanisms: it converts multi-stage goals into a phase graph and uses SHA-256 locks together with semantic normalization to ensure that stream files remain tamper-resistant; it employs HMAC-based review gates to control the execution flow and supports resubmission after rejection; and it enables replay recovery after interruptions through an append-only event log. In addition, it provides 15 tools for stream drafting, validation, lock generation, review, and execution tracing. The project has zero npm dependencies and supports one-click installation, helping developers build highly reliable and auditable workflows.
Read Moredsh-lines: Solidifying Workflows into Managed Production Lines
`dsh-lines` is a plugin designed to address the inefficiency of local tool calls. It materializes validated local tool-call sequences into cloud-based named pipes, enabling repetitive, unattended automated execution. Users can describe tasks in natural language (`what_can_you_do`), convert them into pipelines (`create_pipeline`), and choose either immediate execution or scheduled execution (`create_task`). The plugin provides features such as querying and deleting execution history, and it runs in a secure environment without requiring local permissions. It offers a free quota and is well suited for scenarios where workflows need to be stabilized and automated.
Read MoreUse dsh-plugins to find an auto-updating community plugin directory for DeepSeek Harness.
dsh-plugins is a community-maintained open-source directory (MIT) managed by lwmxiaobei. It automatically discovers repositories with the dsh-plugin theme from GitHub and includes them after verifying the `dsh.bundle.patch` field in their `package.json`. The platform offers bilingual search on dsh-plugins.org, license filtering, and the ability to copy the latest version's installation commands. Additionally, it provides command-line installation that defaults to preview mode only. Inclusion in the directory does not imply official endorsement or a security audit.
Read MoreOrchestrate Linear and GitHub Tasks in DeepSeek Harness with dsh-dashboard
dsh-dashboard is a DeepSeek Harness workflow plugin maintained by Uddoo. It converts tasks from Linear, GitHub Issues, Jira Cloud, Asana, GitLab or local tasks into isolated Harness Agent runs, with the dashboard embedded in the native sidebar. This article verifies the installation commands, the writing method of WORKFLOW.md, credential boundaries and the compatibility scope of rc.6 based on the directory page and GitHub README.
Read MoreAdd Table, PDF and Notebook Reading/Writing Functions to DeepSeek Harness with dsh-cowork
dsh-cowork is an MIT-licensed open-source DSH plugin maintained by Jesse-njx. It uses doc_read/doc_write to add controlled reading and writing of office documents and Jupyter notebooks for DeepSeek Harness: it supports reading xlsx, pdf, docx, pptx and ipynb files by cell, page or slide window. In v1, it allows modifying xlsx files via cell references and ipynb files via cell subscripts. The same set of capabilities also provides an MCP server and CLI. The directory page installation command is `dsh plugin add github:Jesse-njx/dsh-cowork`. The repository has not been published to npm yet, and the actual plugin package is located in packages/dsh.
Read MoreAutomatically adjust the inference gears of DeepSeek Harness in rounds with dsh-tool-turbo
dsh-tool-turbo is a DeepSeek Harness host plugin maintained by Electricitysheep. It accesses the agent/request waterfall and automatically selects reasoning_effort based on recent tool calls: simple read and write operations will be downgraded to low, while heavy tasks will be considered for upgrading the level, and the task itself does not need to be modified. The directory installation command is `dsh plugin add github:Electricitysheep/dsh-tool-turbo`. This article is cross-verified based on the directory page, GitHub README/source code and the official llm-deepseek adapter.
Read MoreManage Thoughts, Decisions and Tasks in DeepSeek Harness with dsh-track
DSH-track (Track Bridge) is a DeepSeek Harness workflow plugin maintained by fakechris. It uses capture walls, decision ledgers and Linear-style issues to manage ideas and tasks within Harness, without relying on external project management services. This article checks the installation commands, tool usage, web panel and permission precautions against the community directory, GitHub README, protocol skill and npm 0.5.0 package.
Read MoreIntegrate OpenBiliClaw into DeepSeek Harness with dsh-openbiliclaw
### 正式翻译（适配技术文档语境）： The `dsh-openbiliclaw` is a DeepSeek Harness client plugin maintained by `whiteguo233`, which integrates the consumer-side functionality of OpenBiliClaw into the DSH Web GUI: it adds a left sidebar button and a right drawer overlay covering recommendations, content library, conversations, user profiles and settings, and registers 22 Agent Bridge tools along with the `openbiliclaw-adapter` skill. This article verifies the installation commands, workdir configuration, version constraints (DSH 0.1.0-rc.6+) and capability boundaries in accordance with the community directory page and GitHub README. The plugin only handles the consumer-side functions, while crawling and platform source-related work still belong to the upstream main project.
Read MoreConnect Multiple DeepSeek Harness Instances via dsh-interconnect
### （注：原文开头的“dsh-interconnect”作为专有名词保留原拼写，专有译名统一符合技术文档惯例） dsh-interconnect is a DeepSeek Harness community plugin (MIT license, npm version 0.2.0) maintained by Chinesezjc. It uses a host-level HTTP/WebSocket service along with two tools, `interconnect_send` and `interconnect_ping`, to deliver messages, perform health checks, and push events bidirectionally across multiple instances and machines. This article verifies the installation command via the directory page, GitHub source code and npm, and covers the shared key `DSH_INTERCONNECT_TOKEN`, delivery semantics and precautions.
Read MoreUse dsh-automation to let DeepSeek Harness run independent coding tasks on a schedule
DSH-automation is a DeepSeek Harness community plugin maintained by Titanwings, licensed under MIT, with the current version 0.1.5. It saves self-contained coding tasks, execution plans and permission boundaries, and executes them in a brand-new root Agent and Session every time the expiration date is reached, leaving auditable records. Users can create, pause, run immediately and view rules on the "Automation" page of DSH Web or through Agent tools; the permissions only allow read-only or workspace-write. This article checks the installation commands, usage and security boundaries against the directory page and GitHub README.
Read MoreAdd Secure Automatic Authorization for DeepSeek Harness with dsh-auto-mode
### 正式翻译版本（符合技术文档译法）： dsh-auto-mode is a DeepSeek Harness workflow plugin maintained by NanmiCoder, which inserts an Auto permission tier between Workspace Write and Full access. Daily operations run through the official workspace-write sandbox, with semantic risks classified by the current Session model, and critical path damages will be rejected before execution. This article covers the directory page, GitHub and npm verification of installation commands, decision rules, and security boundaries.
Read MoreUsing dsh_workflow to make DSH's one-time multi-Agent scheduling into a recoverable workflow
`dsh_workflow` is a DeepSeek Harness workflow plugin maintained by icetomoyo (MIT license, package name: `@dsh-external/workflow`). Instead of replacing DSH's front-end one-off workflow tool, it supplements a process layer that supports generation, saving, governance, observation and recovery: including named capsules, persistent run storage, pause and resume execution, and QuickJS isolated execution. This article verifies the installation commands, slash usage and permission boundaries in accordance with the community directory page and GitHub repository.
Read MoreUse dsh-agent-teams to orchestrate DeepSeek Harness sessions into an intelligent agent team
`dsh-agent-teams` is a DeepSeek Harness community plugin maintained by NanmiCoder. It turns the current session into a team leader, allows spawning resumable sub-Agents by role, enables multi-agent collaboration with dependency-bound tasks, direct email access and a shared scheduler, and provides an activity panel on the web interface. This article verifies the installation command, ten tools, status directory and known limitations based on the directory page, GitHub README and usage.md. It is licensed under MIT, and you need to check the source code before installation; the plugin runs with the permissions of the current dsh process.
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