dsh-plugins: DeepSeek Harness Extensions
The DeepSeek Harness plugin package `dsh-plugins` is designed to address developer pain points around token usage estimation, cross-session statistics, and prompt optimization. The plugin collection includes three core components: **tokprev** provides a pre-input token preview and a post-conversation actual usage badge; **tokstats** displays detailed cross-session, per-model, and workspace token usage statistics in a sidebar panel; **promptopt** lets users use AI in the Composer to rewrite drafts and compare versions before adopting changes. Installation requires the `npx` command, and plugins can be enabled or disabled individually through the configuration file.
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 MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Collection: Cost Metrics and Browser Use
The `dsh-plugins` repository for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) uses a plugin-based architecture to address development needs such as monitoring API costs and automating browser workflows. This monorepo includes two plugins—a cost metrics/balance display plugin and a Browser Use tool—along with an aggregate package. Installation is recommended using the `dsh plugin` command or a Git subpath install. After installation, restart the service and verify the configuration with `--dump-config`. Pinning to a tag or commit SHA is recommended to lock the version.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin tool DIV7NE/dsh-plugins provides three Web plugins that enhance interaction: dsh-suggest-next-prompt (displays and toggles model-suggested prompts), dsh-chrome-agent (drives a real browser), and dsh-run-in-terminal (executes code via an integrated terminal). Installation requires installing dependencies through npm and restarting the service for the changes to take effect. The plugins run with DSH process privileges, so it is recommended to review the source code. dsh-run-in-terminal supports appending terminal output as context, but because it inlines the xterm library, it is subject to scanner file size limits.
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.
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