DeepSeek Harness Terminal UI Plugin: dsh-terminal
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) adopts an “everything is a plugin” architecture, in which the `dsh-terminal` plugin provides a terminal UI for DSH through official mechanisms. This plugin decouples the UI from the driver and supports session persistence, version contract validation, and slash-command completion. Installation requires prerequisites such as a TTY and an API key, and it supports creating sessions, restoring sessions, and direct execution.
Read Moredsh-terminal: A DSH terminal plugin awaiting verification
# Introduction DSH (DeepSeek Harness) operates on the philosophy of "everything is a plugin": capabilities such as terminal access, browsing, and file operations can be augmented into agents via third-party plugins. A member of the community maintains a plugin directory that catalogues numerous such plugins, and dsh-terminal is one of them. However, this introduction will be brief. The reason is straightforward: as of the writing of this article (2026-09-07), the scraping of this plugin's GitHub README failed, and I lack first-hand materials to verify its functionality, usage, and license. Rather than fabricating a detailed feature list, I have placed the confirmed information and links here, leaving the rest for you to verify in the repository yourself. # Confirmed Information The following points are taken from the entry in the plugin directory and are confirmed to be valid:
Read Moredsh-terminal: Persistent Terminal Mode for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-terminal is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by dongsheng123132, and requires a Node.js 22+ environment. The plugin aims to provide a persistent interactive terminal mode for DSH, enabling developers to use DSH continuously like in a session-based CLI. Its core features include maintaining the same Agent and Session across multiple prompts and reusing DSH's models, tools, and permission settings. During use, plain text input continues the conversation within the same session; `/new`, `/exit` (or `/quit`) can be used to create a new session or exit the terminal, `/help` is used to view the command list, and other slash commands are directly distributed to DSH for processing. Users can...
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