DeepSeek Harness Dock Plugin (dsh-dock)
dsh-dock is a dock plugin for DeepSeek Harness that provides a unified single-panel interface for managing various tools. Its core features include usage accounting, model and balance management, task animations and notifications, runtime status monitoring, fun games, an image understanding proxy, and remote access. To install it, first install the host dependencies and then add it via npm. Users can click the Dock button in the left sidebar and configure unit pricing, push notifications, and chat area display in the popup. Plugin data is persistently stored in the host configuration.
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 MoreDSH Plugin Introduction: mattismegevand/dsh-dock
This article introduces the DSH plugin `mattismegevand/dsh-dock`, but due to the failure to fetch the repository README, verifiable information is extremely limited. Only the repository path, GitHub address, and its inclusion in the community directory (skillhub.cn) have been confirmed; however, inclusion in a directory does not constitute an official recommendation. The description, star count, and category listed in the directory are unverified. Reliable sources for the feature list, installation commands, usage examples, and license are unavailable, so this article does not elaborate on them. The author advises evaluators to open the repository directly to review the README and LICENSE, and to browse the source code to confirm its behavior before deciding whether to install it. Additionally, it is reminded that DSH plugins run with `dsh` process permissions; in the absence of documentation, one should interpret...
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