dsh-companion: Read-Only Workspace and Session API for the DeepSeek Harness Native Client
`dsh-companion` is a plugin for the native DeepSeek Harness client, designed to address the client's need to fetch metadata. It provides JSON endpoints, a workspace browser, a reconnectable SSE notification stream, and a settings card. The plugin supports integration with the Images tab and includes security projections and same-origin checks. After installation, notifications must be configured in the Web UI, and care must be taken not to expose the server to untrusted networks.
Read Moredsh-companion: State-Aware Desktop Companion for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-companion` is a local desktop companion plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness Web. Through character animations and status bubbles, it visually presents the implicit states of AI tasks, such as thinking, waiting, and tool calls. The plugin supports character interactions (e.g., clicking and five-minute breaks) as well as billing integration. It is highly privacy-focused: it retains only status and time data, without reading prompts or API keys. Users can adjust its position by dragging and customize its appearance in the settings. Installation requires meeting the Node.js and Harness version requirements.
Read MoreDeepSeek Companion: A Companion Plugin for DSH
DeepSeek Companion is the official companion plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to integrate conversation export, context handover, API cost optimization, and global retrieval functionalities. The plugin consists of four independent modules that can be enabled or disabled on demand. Core features include: intelligent conversation export in formats such as Markdown and PDF, with batch ZIP packaging; generation of editable four-part handover summaries for context injection into new conversations; API cost optimization supporting dynamic pricing, peak-valley scheduling, and budget control, with AES-256-GCM encrypted storage of keys; and global conversation retrieval with keyword and tag filtering, as well as in-conversation quick search. Installation requires DSH >= 0.1.0 and specific Node.js version requirements, and can be performed via the `dsh plu
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