DeepSeek Harness Plugin: DSH-Launcher (A Dependency-Free, Residue-Free Windows Launcher)
DSH-Launcher is a lightweight Windows launcher written in Rust, designed to address the complex dependencies, window flickering, and process residue issues that occur when launching the DSH Web UI directly. It does not require the WebView2 runtime and is only a few hundred kilobytes in size. It uses JobObject to achieve zero-residue management of process trees, employs dual TCP+HTTP verification to ensure service readiness, and supports automatic DSH discovery, automatic service shutdown when the browser is closed, and command-line custom configuration. It is easy to install and compatible with Windows 7 and later, providing a minimal and reliable startup solution for Windows environments.
Read Moredsh-frontend-slides: Zero-Dependency HTML Presentations
The `dsh-frontend-slides` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to address format dependency and compatibility issues when agents generate presentations. Based on the “everything is a plugin” philosophy, it focuses on transforming content into dependency-free HTML presentations. Its core features include converting PPT files into web pages, built-in anti-AI-slop design, and providing 34 bold templates. Since the plugin runs with DSH process permissions and involves generating local files, users should carefully verify the source code and license information before installation. Overall, it offers developers a lightweight web presentation solution that does not require complex environment setup.
Read Moredsh-live2d: A Live2D Companion Plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web Interface
dsh-live2d is a Live2D pet companion plugin designed for the DeepSeek Harness Web interface. It renders a Live2D character in the bottom-right corner of the page without requiring any code, supports dragging and loading progress bar display, and allows all model parameters to be adjusted through a Web panel, enabling synchronization with the interface theme. The plugin includes a built-in Live2D runtime, installs with zero dependencies, and provides secure configuration along with multi-page hot updates. Please note that the plugin does not include model resources, and commercial use must comply with the applicable licensing agreements.
Read Moredsh-quant-data-mcp: Zero-Dependency MCP stdio Server Template and A-Share Data Examples
dsh-quant-data-mcp is a zero-dependency, keyless general-purpose template and ready-to-use example for A-share data, designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). The tool utilizes only Node.js built-in modules, requiring no third-party dependencies or build steps, and is configured via environment variables while strictly adhering to the MCP official NDJSON frame format. Core features include providing six A-share data tools (such as daily data, snapshots, financial data, and northbound funds), supporting automatic fallback between East Money and Tencent data sources, and enabling logging via environment variables. The runtime requires Node.js >= 18 and DSH version v0.1.0-rc.6 or higher. Installation is supported on Windows PowerShell.
Read Moredsh-sci: A Zero-Dependency Plugin Adding Physical Units, Constants, and ODE Simulation to DSH
Blaczz/dsh-sci is an independent community plugin designed for lightweight scientific computing needs on the DSH platform, licensed under the MIT License. This plugin addresses issues such as physical unit conversion for model calls, CODATA physical constant queries, and ODE/dynamical system simulations by registering external tools, without modifying the DSH core or introducing runtime dependencies. Its core features include support for unit conversion across more than 70 units, queries for CODATA physical constants such as the speed of light and Planck's constant, and ODE simulations of 9 preconfigured models using the fourth-order Runge-Kutta method. Installation requires a functional DSH environment, Node ≥ 22.19, and pnpm, and can be added via GitHub commands, taking effect after a restart. Its implementation is characterized by zero dependencies, pure function implementation, no network access, and no inclusion of customer data.
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