Git Manager：覆盖单仓与批量场景的 Git 操作 Skill
Git Manager（@user_992964b6/git-manager，v2.4.0）是 SkillHub 社区开发类 Skill，通过 git_ops、batch_clone、batch_pull、git_lfs 四个纯标准库脚本，覆盖单仓库常用 Git 子命令、五平台批量克隆与更新及 LFS 治理，支持 dry-run 与并发。文章说明定位、核心能力、SkillHub/WorkBuddy 安装路径及典型对话用法，并提示 requires_api_key 与批量操作注意事项。
Read More企微CLI一键安装助手：用 Agent Skill 走完 wecom-cli 安装与初始化
企业微信 CLI 安装常卡在 Node 环境、命令路径与初始化步骤。SkillHub 社区 Skill「企微CLI一键安装助手」（@user_af28adda/wecom-cli-installer，v1.0.0）在用户提及安装、配置机器人或 wecom-cli 报错时，自动完成 Node.js 检测、CLI 与 Skills 包安装、验证与初始化引导，并提供故障排查指引。本文说明其定位、核心能力，以及通过 SkillHub 安装文档或 skillhub CLI 安装到 Cursor、Claude Code 等 skills 目录的方式与典型对话用法。
Read More飞书CLI一键安装助手：用 Agent Skill 跑通 lark-cli 安装与授权
飞书CLI一键安装助手是 SkillHub 社区 Skill（@user_af28adda/feishu-cli-installer，v1.0.0，dev-programming），无需 API Key。它通过 Python 脚本完成 Node/npm 环境检测、全局安装 @larksuite/cli、配套 Skills 与配置初始化、OAuth 授权引导及 lark-cli 校验，支持断点续装。文章说明用 skillhub CLI 安装到 Cursor 等 skills 目录的命令，以及 one_click_installer 与分步脚本用法，并列出适用场景与安装注意事项。
Read More50个免费api：把常用开放接口收进 Agent Skill
SkillHub 社区 Skill「50个免费api」（@user_29dc410e/free-api-50，v1.0.1）将天气、快递、IP 定位、A 股行情、翻译、OCR、二维码等数十类免费开放能力整理为 Agent 可遵循的指引，标签标明 requires_api_key=false。文章说明其定位与能力清单，并给出按 skillhub.md 的提示词安装与 CLI 安装命令（含 Cursor、Claude Code、Codex 的 skills 目录），以及可复现的自然语言试用方式与使用注意。
Read Moredsh-ohos-shell: Completing the Subprocess Runtime Environment on HarmonyOS/OpenHarmony
dsh-ohos-shell is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness targeted at HarmonyOS/OpenHarmony, designed to address subprocess runtime compatibility issues. By setting zsh environment variables, handling read-only /tmp and sandbox UID differences, and supplementing missing shell configurations, it ensures successful tool invocation. After installation, the plugin injects the harmonybrew environment into the process and provides the necessary function libraries, fixing the defect that the default system shell does not support standard configuration files.
Read Moredsh-startup-check: A Pre-Startup Check Tool for the DeepSeek Harness Plugin Tree
`dsh-startup-check` is a pre-startup check tool for DeepSeek Harness plugins, designed to address the “out-of-the-box broken” issue where Harness becomes nonfunctional after a restart following a plugin installation. Through static checks, isolated real-environment startup, and page smoke tests, it detects and fixes code errors before plugins take effect, and supports instance auditing and residual cleanup. It runs on Windows, provides the `plugin_check` command, and supports multiple check modes, effectively helping developers locate files and classify errors.
Read Moredsh-codespace-workspace: Use GitHub Codespace as a DSH Workspace
The `dsh-codespace-workspace` plugin integrates GitHub Codespace as a virtual workspace for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It allows the Agent to operate files in the cloud without SSH connections to a remote host, resolving conflicts with other cloud workspace plugins. Core features include centralizing connection parameters in the settings panel, interacting with workspace status via a cloud icon (start, pause, countdown), double-clicking the clock to pause immediately, automatic initialization of empty repositories, and Git capability integration. The Agent automatically checks for and waits until the Codespace is ready before sending a message. Installation requires manually editing the configuration file and ensuring that the GitHub Token has the `codespace` and `repo` permissions.
Read Moredsh-run: Running an npm Script in the DeepSeek Harness Session Header
DeepSeek Harness provides the `dsh-run` plugin to address the pain point of frequently switching terminal windows during development. The plugin adds a button to the conversation header that directly reads and runs npm scripts from the workspace. Users can click the play icon to run the default script (priority: `dev` > `start` > the first script) or expand options via the arrow icon to select another script. It supports one-click stopping while running and automatically saves the user’s preferred default script. After installation, Harness must be restarted. The plugin depends on `package.json` and is subject to concurrency and memory management limits.
Read Moredsh-user-rules: DeepSeek Harness User Rules Configuration Plugin
The `dsh-user-rules` plugin provides a convenient way to manage system prompt rules in the DeepSeek Harness web interface. Without modifying any code, users can add, edit, delete, and reorder rules via the card list on the settings page. These rules are injected into the system prompt as `user-rules`, and support real-time editing with immediate effect and persistent storage, significantly improving development efficiency.
Read Moredsh-agent-bridge: DeepSeek Harness Universal Agent Bridge Plugin
dsh-agent-bridge is a plugin designed to address integration difficulties between DeepSeek Harness (DSH) and existing agent CLI tools. It adopts a plugin-based architecture and defines agent behavior through JSON configuration files rather than hard coding, supporting cross-platform startup, session header interaction, and run report generation. The plugin provides tools such as `agent_list`, `agent_run`, and `agent_mode`, allowing the model to discover agents, execute agent tasks, and read or write state. It defines four role modes—default, verify, bulk, and second—and supports importing configurations from a community registry. The plugin is vendor-agnostic, making it suitable for development scenarios that require cross-model verification or low-cost batch processing.
Read MoreJevDo: A Next-Generation Harness Architecture with Jev as the Scheduling Core
JevDo is a next-generation plugin architecture built on DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the problem of repeatedly reasoning about startup workflows during development. Its core separates scheduling logic from execution logic: **Jev** decides, based on history, whether to invoke a persisted **Action** (operation) or request the main model; **Action** saves reusable commands across sessions. Through the `jevaction_create` and `jevaction_validate` tools, the plugin turns the large model from the sole executor into one option among others, reducing the cost of invoking the main model. It is suitable for everyday bug fixing, CI error resolution, and release preparation, with later turns able to independently complete some tasks. The project is built with Node.js 24.14+ and requires DeepSeek.
Read Moredsh-auto-memory: A Claude Code–Style Automatic Memory Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-auto-memory` is a plugin that provides persistent memory capabilities for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It uses pure file-based storage to support typed memories, scope isolation, and data security mechanisms, addressing the issue of agents resetting memory in new sessions. The plugin automatically injects memory indexes and features atomic writes, truncation prevention, and zero external dependencies, making it suitable for developers who need to maintain long-term project context and coherence.
Read Moredsh-plugin-text-quote: DeepSeek Harness Conversation Text Annotation Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-plugin-text-quote` allows users to annotate text directly during a conversation. It provides an annotation dock on the left side of the input box, supports annotations on selected text, editing, and deletion, and can inject annotation content into the message stream using the `<!-- dsh-annotations -->` marker, enabling the model to generate responses based on this context. In sent messages, annotations are displayed as capsules. The plugin runs entirely locally and uses the MIT license.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-launch-in-one-click
`dsh-launch-in-one-click` is a DSH plugin designed for Windows environments, intended to address port conflicts and environment-checking issues when frequently launching Harness instances. It enables one-click startup by generating self-contained `.bat` launchers on the desktop, with built-in environment pre-checks, port probing, and conflict-prevention mechanisms. The tool supports management via slash commands or tool commands. The generated launchers can run independently and remain usable after the plugin is uninstalled, while atomic operations and logging help ensure a stable and secure startup process.
Read Moredsh-port-manager: DSH Sidebar Port Management
`dsh-port-manager` is a DSH ecosystem client plugin for managing local ports. It is integrated into the right sidebar, providing a visual port list, process information, and container associations. It supports search, sorting, and automatic refresh, with convenient actions such as opening, copying, and terminating processes. The plugin is dependency-free, maintained by wyzh0117, and supports macOS and Linux. Restart `dsh web` to take effect.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-chime
dsh-chime is an open-source plugin in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, developed by user VviLliAm-qwq. It follows the “everything is a plugin” philosophy and is intended to extend the capabilities of Harness. Its specific features, installation commands, and typical usage are not currently disclosed in public materials. Developers should consult the official catalog or source code to confirm the installation method before use, and review the source code and license to ensure it meets their expectations.
Read Moredsh-advanced-sidebar: Sidebar Extension for DeepSeek Harness Web Client
The default feature set of the DeepSeek Harness Web Client is limited, and the `navid-kianfar/dsh-advanced-sidebar` plugin adds capabilities for Git, terminal use, file browsing, and background tasks through a side dock. The plugin uses host processes to run operations that cannot be executed in the browser, supports session management, file preview, and four preview modes (Server, File, URL, and Scratchpad), and provides Git staging, committing, pushing, and interactive terminal management.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness File Browser Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness plugin “dsh-file-explorer” integrates a file tree into the bottom of the sidebar, offering interactive features such as lazy loading, filtering, and resizable height. The plugin strictly follows read-only mode, ensures security through path validation, lists only metadata, and makes no network requests. Users can install it via the CLI and conveniently browse, filter, and refresh the directory structure in the sidebar, effectively addressing the pain point of frequently switching windows to view files during local development.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-session-id
`dsh-session-id` is a client plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address the limitation that session IDs cannot be directly viewed in the native Web UI. It injects a UI component to display the ID on the right side of the session header, allowing users to hover to view the full ID and copy it with one click, greatly reducing the overhead of locating and referencing IDs. The plugin is purely client-side, must be installed via a command, and requires restarting the `dsh web` process for changes to take effect.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Collection
The `dsh-plugins` repository is designed to address cumbersome multi-plugin integration configuration, dependency conflicts, and high maintenance costs in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) development environment. Maintained by `leonardoxr`, it provides core features including chat title functionality, sidebar extensions, coding tools, Git integration, and mobile support. The repository uses the `dsh-all-in-one` aggregation package to allow users to install all plugins with a single command, greatly lowering the barrier to use. It also manages plugins through the `cordis.patch.yml` mechanism, supporting independent maintenance and mounting. Users should avoid installing standalone bundles and the aggregate suite at the same time, and plugin runtime permissions should be carefully assessed.
Read Moredsh-system-fonts: System Font Selection Plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web GUI
dsh-system-fonts is a system font plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI and maintained by user kira4094. It enables direct use of local system fonts without modifying the official codebase. The plugin supports enumerating all installed fonts on Windows, allows users to configure the UI font and code font independently, and features instant application, persistent local storage, and bilingual Chinese-English support. Installation is simple, and uninstallation automatically restores the original settings, aiming to improve the local development experience.
Read Moredsh-folder: Add "Open Folder" Option to the DeepSeek Harness Workspace Menu
`dsh-folder` is a lightweight plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to streamline the cumbersome process of viewing or editing workspace directories directly in the system file manager. The plugin injects an “Open Folder” option into the Sidebar’s workspace menu, supports both Chinese and English, and includes a robust error reporting mechanism. It can be installed using the official command or manual configuration, resolving compatibility issues related to menu injection and capability calls, and providing developers with a convenient entry point for file access.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-notifier-plugin
The dsh-notifier-plugin is a DeepSeek Harness client plugin maintained by hotpot-labs, designed to address the lack of immediate feedback when tasks run in the background. It provides system-level desktop notifications triggered by key events such as completion, errors, model questions, or waiting for approval. It is compatible with macOS, Linux, and Windows, and supports foreground muting and real-time configuration via the Web UI. After installation, browser notification permissions must be granted, and note that additional dependencies must be installed for the Tauri desktop client.
Read MoreIntroduction to the dsh-session-messages Plugin
`dsh-session-messages` is a standalone plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to improve the efficiency of looking up historical messages. It triggers a message list with `Ctrl+S`, supporting keyboard navigation, search filtering, and jumping to a message with `Enter`. The plugin also provides a viewport strip that displays the current message's clock, usage, and duration in real time. It does not modify the source code and requires Node.js 22.19.0+ and support for specific language packs.
Read MoreIntroducing the DeepSeek Harness Maestro Dashboard Plugin
Maestro Dashboard is a native management plugin in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, designed to address the lack of a unified view as the number of plugins grows. It provides a global overview, a plugin status list, and usage statistics. Developers must meet the Node.js version requirements and install it using the `dsh plugin add` command. The plugin depends on specific libraries, is open-sourced under the MIT License, and a source review before installation is recommended.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Development Kit (dsh-plugin-devkit)
`dsh-plugin-devkit` is a suite of development tools that provides auxiliary support for plugin development in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH). Maintained by the community, the project aims to address issues such as invisible runtime state, difficulty in isolating debug environments, and low efficiency when testing relies on real browsers. The toolkit includes four core modules: `dsh-debugger` for observing compositional state, `dsh-debug-boot` for isolating debug environments, `dsh-plugin-test` for performing host contract testing without a browser, and `dsh-plugin-preview` for previewing the rendering of client slots. Developers can install it via npm and enable it in the DSH configuration, then use its CLI tools to perform state inspection, environment isolation, contract assertion, and rendering preview, thereby improving the plugin development and debugging workflow.
Read MoreDSH Harness Desktop Launcher
`dsh-dock` is a desktop launcher plugin for DSH Harness, designed to simplify starting and maintaining development tools. It consolidates browser-based operations into a native desktop application, offering features such as “Double-click Whale” launch, persistent system tray presence, and a side panel “Whale Bay” menu. Users can restart services with one click from the tray or menu, manage multiple environments, and configure auto-start at boot. The plugin is Windows-only, requires DSH Web Profile, and is displayed in a separate window.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Dsh UI Enhancements
Dsh UI Enhance is a DeepSeek Harness plugin v0.4.0 maintained by xjackzenvey, designed to improve the web interface interaction experience. Its core features include voice input via the Web Speech API, with recognized text appended to the input box; automatic collapsing and merging of consecutive tool calls of the same type to keep the interface tidy; and a multiline CSS editor for instant custom page styling. Installation is performed via the `dsh plugin` command and requires a Chromium-based browser with speech recognition support. Custom CSS selectors should be scoped carefully to avoid affecting the existing layout.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Git Dev Workbench Plugin (dsh-git-workbench)
`dsh-git-workbench` is a Git workbench plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to simplify cumbersome Git workflows by automating session environment selection and context injection. Core features include automatic repository state capture, a `/git` command, a `git_workbench` agent tool for branch and worktree management, and sidebar panel support. The plugin includes dirty-worktree protection to prevent forced operations and supports Web UI interactions. After installation, users can efficiently manage Git context, branch switching, merging, and staging using command-line tools and agent utilities.
Read Moredsh-figma-to-lottie: A Figma/SVG to Lottie Compiler in DSH
`dsh-figma-to-lottie` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin that fills the gap in compiling design data into animation assets. It provides two tools, `lottie_compile_shape` (parses SVG paths) and `lottie_compile` (generates complete Lottie JSON), supports paths, rectangles, images, and text layers, as well as keyframe animations and gradient fills. The plugin requires no build step and can directly generate Lottie files for iOS/Android/Web through natural-language instructions.
Read Moredsh-conversation-navigator: DeepSeek Harness Web Conversation Navigation
`dsh-conversation-navigator` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) web plugin maintained by wang122818, designed to address the difficulty of locating context in long conversations. It adds a navigation bar on the left side of the chat interface, providing turn markers, viewport highlighting, hover previews, and click-to-jump navigation to help developers quickly browse and switch between conversation history. To install it, run `dsh plugin --profile web add D:\dsh-locateHistory` in the terminal and restart the process. The plugin supports mobile adaptation (hidden when the viewport width is below 900px) and handling of incomplete conversations, and is released under the MIT license.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-skill-creator
`dsh-skill-creator` is a toolchain in the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem for standardizing skill development. It provides end-to-end automation from interviewing, drafting, and evaluation to review, featuring a pure Node.js, zero-dependency CLI and visual feedback, and supporting one-click installation through a plugin. It does not modify the original directory; it only generates project files in the specified workspace, aiming to help developers efficiently build and optimize DSH skills.
Read Moredsh-parallel-dev: DSH Parallel Development Workflow Plugin
`dsh-parallel-dev` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to assist users in handling parallel development workflows. The tool involves architectural concepts such as file ownership, interface contracts, and vertical slicing versus horizontal layering, helping to manage the parallel development of complex tasks. Since detailed official documentation is not provided, users must visit the GitHub repository to install it themselves and inspect the source code to ensure it meets their usage requirements.
Read Moreomdsh-editor: Invoke Local Editor in DeepSeek Harness
The `omdsh-editor` plugin adds split controllers to DeepSeek Harness (DSH), solving the issue of not being able to directly invoke local development environments. It supports opening an editor or terminal directly via the web interface and provides APIs for retrieving editor lists, icons, and launching applications. The plugin detects local applications by scanning macOS apps, Windows executables, or the `PATH` environment variable, and supports custom configuration, though changes require a DSH restart to take effect.
Read Moredsh-model-balance: Automatic Detection and Query of DSH Input Line Balances
The dsh-model-balance plugin is designed to eliminate the workflow interruption caused by manually checking balances in DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It automatically identifies model providers and displays a balance or quota icon directly in the input line. The plugin supports mainstream service providers such as DeepSeek and Moonshot, as well as custom endpoint configurations, and features automatic detection, hover-to-view, and secure host-side key handling. Users can install it with a simple command and monitor resource usage in real time in DSH Web, thereby improving development efficiency.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Desktop Notification Plugin: dsh-notify
`dsh-notify` is a browser extension for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) environment, designed to prevent missed critical messages during long background runs or tab switches. It uses native desktop notifications to alert users when the model starts outputting, completes output, or requires user intervention (such as permission approval or answering questions). It supports fine-grained toggles, a bilingual Chinese-English interface, and deduplication across multiple tabs. Users need to install it via command and configure browser notification permissions to enable it.
Read Morebitxeno/dsh-github-picker: Referencing GitHub Issues and PRs in DeepSeek Harness
The `bitxeno/dsh-github-picker` plugin is designed to address the inefficiency of frequently switching interfaces when referencing GitHub repository issues or PRs in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web UI. It integrates with the GitHub CLI, allowing users to search, filter, and insert references directly in the input box. It supports the `@owner/repo#number` or URL format and provides draft scanning as well as scroll-based loading. Installation requires running `dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-github-picker` and restarting the service. It relies on the `gh` CLI for local authentication and supports adjusting timeout and cache duration through a configuration file.
Read MoreDSH Remote Runtime: Managing Remote Harness Environments with OpenSSH
The DSH Remote Runtime plugin manages isolated Harness environments on remote Linux hosts via OpenSSH and provides a native web interface. Core features include automatic runtime validation (SHA-256 checksum), secure isolation (credentials are stored only on the local host), access control (SSH-only), and traffic throttling. Installation requires Node.js version 22.19 or higher locally and basic utilities on the remote host. Usage requires configuring an OpenSSH connection, supporting either direct or proxy mode via a local loopback tunnel. Disconnecting does not terminate the remote service, and it is recommended to use a dedicated remote user to enhance isolation.
Read Moredsh-loghud: DeepSeek Harness Local Development Error Monitoring Plugin
`dsh-loghud` is a local development error monitoring web plugin for DeepSeek Harness that organizes scattered terminal errors into deduplicated floating cards. It supports mainstream technology stacks such as Go, Python, Node.js, TypeScript, Java, and Spring, offering features such as error aggregation, search and filtering, a bilingual Chinese-English interface, and draggable, resizable panels. The plugin also provides manually triggered AI diagnostics with sensitive information masking, helping developers efficiently troubleshoot various errors during local debugging.
Read Moredsh-todo-freshness-guard: Keeping the todo list fresh in DSH long-running tasks
# Introduction Developers running long tasks with DeepSeek Harness (DSH) have likely encountered this state: the Agent is still running, tool calls are coming one after another, but the todo list on the panel is stuck at a point several minutes ago—completed items still show as incomplete, new blockers are not recorded, and it is impossible to determine the next steps. The longer the task, the more unreliable this panel becomes. Such issues were typically addressed by simply instructing the model in the prompt to "update in time," lacking mechanism-level constraints. **dsh-todo-freshness-guard** takes a different approach: it counts and alerts at the Harness layer and, when necessary, directly blocks ordinary tool calls until the model resubmits a complete todo list. Below is an introduction to this plugin. # What is dsh-todo-freshness-guard...
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