dsh-set-session-title: DeepSeek Harness Agent Session Rename Tool
`dsh-set-session-title` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the shortcomings of existing session title generation mechanisms. This plugin exposes session renaming as a tool, enabling an intelligent agent to rename its own session with zero token consumption. It supports priority overrides, data normalization, and scope restrictions to ensure that user-set titles remain authoritative, and it depends on the `session-title` service. The tool can be installed via the CLI and provides a JSON invocation interface, resolving the issue that models cannot proactively correct session titles.
Read Moredsh-desktop-notify: DeepSeek Harness Desktop Notification Plugin
`dsh-desktop-notify` is a system-level notification plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness to reduce the need for frequent manual intervention in Agent development. It uses the browser Notification API to capture three states—tool authorization, question plan review, and task completion—and sends system-level alerts to users. It supports features such as clicking a notification to navigate directly to the page, resending after focus loss, deduplication and self-cleanup, and foreground suppression. The plugin is dependency-free and resource-light; by observing state sources in read-only mode, it ensures security and privacy, helping users respond promptly to Agent interaction requests while handling multiple tasks.
Read MorePreset Node Graph: Visualizing Agent Presets in ComfyUI Style
`agent-preset-graph-xww` is a visualization plugin for DeepSeek Harness that turns abstract agent preset manifests into ComfyUI-style node graphs. Maintained by laojingwei, it runs in the web frontend and does not modify host state. It displays an agent’s composition, real-time execution status, and various capability blocks, and supports features such as node search, detail viewing, automatic execution following, and image export. The plugin is compatible with DSH ≥ 0.1.7-rc.2, requires specific services, and helps developers monitor agent behavior and organize preset configurations.
Read Moredsh-prompt-injector: DeepSeek Harness Prompt Injector
`dsh-prompt-injector` is a web plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address the issue of content contamination caused by directly entering prompt presets into the input box. The plugin injects presets on the host side during the `agent/pre-step` stage before a message is sent, supports “inject only into the next message” or “inject into every turn” modes, and provides a UI for managing the preset library, triggering within messages, and custom configuration. It requires Node.js >= 22.5, and the profile must be restarted after installation.
Read Moredsh-zsxq: DeepSeek Harness Knowledge Planet Integration Plugin
The `dsh-zsxq` plugin for DeepSeek Harness enables integration with Knowledge Planet via an unofficial API. The plugin supports QR code login, retrieving knowledge base content (topics, comments, and search), and posting comments. It can be installed using the `dsh plugin` command. Authentication is Cookie-based, with credentials stored in a local file and Cookies valid for approximately 1 to 3 months. Write operations may trigger risk controls, so use them with caution.
Read Morexby-mathematics: DeepSeek Harness Math Computation Plugin
xby-mathematics is a math computation server plugin in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, built on the MCP protocol. It aims to address the limitations of AI assistants in complex calculations and statistical analysis by invoking dedicated APIs to provide capabilities such as basic and advanced arithmetic, unit conversion, matrix operations, session management, and system monitoring. Users must install it via the CLI and register on the official website of Xiao Ben Yang to obtain an API key required to enable the service. The plugin is released under the MIT License and requires network connectivity.
Read Moredsh-rich-tracking: DeepSeek Harness Progress Scoreboard
The `dsh-rich-tracking` plugin, maintained by svgop, is designed to address the issue in DeepSeek Harness multi-turn conversations where progress relies on subjective descriptions. The plugin provides a kanban board at the bottom of the conversation and achieves objective, auditable task tracking through an instruction injection mechanism that uses percentage values based on artifact facts, Git checkpoints, and directives such as Pursue/Align/Dismiss. It supports competitive research, autonomous execution, and mandatory synchronization, and requires the host to register relevant tool events, ensuring transparent progress and strictly prohibiting hallucinations.
Read Moredsh-arxiv: arXiv Search and Abstract Retrieval Plugin
`dsh-arxiv` is a lightweight function plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) to address the need for agents to access external academic information. The plugin provides "read-only" query functionality through the public arXiv API, supporting paper search and detail retrieval without requiring API keys or local storage. It is easy to install and supports Headless mode. The plugin strictly follows read-only and stateless principles, returning only metadata and abstracts, making it suitable for quickly retrieving the latest papers. Developers should ensure compliance with arXiv API usage guidelines and data ownership.
Read MoreIntroduction to the dsh-open-in-editor Plugin
The dsh-open-in-editor plugin in the DSH Harness (DSH) ecosystem is maintained by CnsMaple. Its official catalog does not currently provide details on specific features, installation commands, or typical usage. Because the plugin runs with the permissions of the current DSH process, you are advised to inspect its source code and license before installing to verify its behavior. For more details, see the plugin homepage.
Read MorePlugin Forge (dsh-plugin-forge)
`dsh-plugin-forge` is a workflow plugin developed by CAI-MH, designed to simplify the development of DSH local plugins and the accumulation of lessons learned. It provides four core commands: fetch specifications and lessons learned, generate a scaffold, validate installation, and record experience. By providing a globally shared pitfall-knowledge base and standardized scaffolding, the tool lowers the barrier to development and ensures the continuous capture of experience, thereby improving overall team development efficiency.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web Plugin: open-in-vscode
The web plugin provided by DeepSeek Harness (DSH) enables users to seamlessly connect the DSH browser interface with a local VS Code environment. By intercepting click events and injecting a sidebar menu, it allows clicking a file path in a conversation to open it directly in VS Code, as well as launching a workspace with one click. The plugin supports precise navigation, auto-detects the VS Code path, and includes a fallback mechanism, but only supports local deployment and specific file reference types.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DeepSeek Harness Model Sync Plugin
This plugin provides model list synchronization for DeepSeek Harness, addressing issues where provider endpoint changes cause outdated lists. It supports one-click manual sync and automatic sync when a conversation is opened (with debounce), queries the official API in real time to replace the existing list, and ensures that a single failure does not affect other providers. Users can install it via the `npx` command and view each provider's sync status in the settings panel, reducing maintenance costs.
Read MoreDSH Feedback Bridge: Organizing Community Feedback
DSH Feedback Bridge is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the challenge of organizing fragmented conversation records for submission to GitHub Discussions. The plugin enables users to organize feedback directly in the DSH Web interface, with features including model-assisted writing, duplicate content checking, automatic draft saving, and local export. Users can install and use it through the DSH CLI and choose to submit directly after signing in with GitHub or simply export the feedback as Markdown. It prioritizes privacy by storing access tokens only on the local host side, and requires user confirmation for each submission. It is suitable for developers who need a standardized feedback workflow in a web-based environment.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-skill-mcp-manager for Unified Management of Skills and MCP Servers
`dsh-skill-mcp-manager` provides a visual management interface for Skills and MCP Servers on the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) desktop client, eliminating the tedious manual editing of configuration files. The plugin runs based on DSH's dual-side plugin mechanism and persists automatically across environment upgrades. It supports listing, searching, toggling, importing, and symbolic-link synchronization for skills in `~/.dsh/skills`, as well as protocol configuration, progressive loading, and editing for servers in `~/.dsh/mcp.json`. It also automatically appends the list of available tools to the session system prompt. Installation requires adding the dependency and bundle configuration to the profile's `package.json`. Note that deleting or
Read MoreWhiteboat for DeepSeek Harness: Still Water Surface
Whiteboat-dsh is a client plugin running on DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to integrate Whiteboat’s water-surface experience into DSH. Its core feature, “Still Water,” provides an unbranded 3D water-surface view that allows users to brainstorm, observe, or type before starting a real AI session. This feature reuses Whiteboat’s visual and interactive capabilities, including a 3D small boat, ripple effects, and water-surface sound effects, but merely viewing it does not create a session or write data. The plugin is fully compatible with DSH’s native workflow, and users can adjust the boat’s speed, manage sound effects, and install it conveniently with a prebuilt package.
Read Moredsh-wsl-path: WSL Path Conversion Tool
`dsh-wsl-path` is a plugin in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem designed to resolve issues caused by mixing Linux and Windows paths in WSL environments. It provides a `path_convert` tool that supports bidirectional path conversion, handles `/mnt` path prefixes, and explains file attribute differences under Windows drvfs mounts. Installation requires DSH >= 0.1.2 and Node.js >= 18, with conversion available by specifying `toWindows`, `toLinux`, or `auto` mode. The plugin is open-sourced under the MIT License, and users should review the compatibility notes for `dsh-wsl-kit`.
Read More@wangjunjian/dsh-artifact-viewer: DeepSeek Harness Artifact Sidebar and Bookmarking Plugin
`dsh-artifact-viewer` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the difficulty of locating scattered tool-generated artifacts in conversations. It displays files and images in a right-side overlay panel and provides a persistent bookmarking feature. The plugin supports intercepting links to preview multiple formats, including code highlighting and Mermaid diagrams, and allows bookmark navigation back to the original session. Open-source and easy to install and configure, it delivers a convenient artifact management experience for developers.
Read Moredsh-istanbul-city: A Plugin for Fetching Istanbul City Information
The dsh-istanbul-city plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by uckkk, focuses on retrieving static information about Istanbul. It is implemented in pure Node.js, requires no network access, and supports installation and use via the command line. It runs with the current process's permissions, is released under the MIT license, and aims to provide convenient access to city data for agent development or local deployment.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: Bridging KiroCrew Workspaces to DSH via ACP
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-kirocrew` is a tool for connecting a DSH agent with a local KiroCrew workspace. Built on the ACP protocol, it registers a `kiro_send` tool that allows the agent to send instructions to KiroCrew and receive results, supporting unattended development tasks. The plugin auto-approves permissions by default and requires Node.js 18+ and `kiro-cli` to be installed first. Once installed, the agent can use this tool to perform complex operations such as writing code, and can customize the working directory, model, and timeout through configuration files or invocation parameters. As a community open-source project, it should be used with caution regarding permission risks.
Read MoreLook Here: DeepSeek Harness Selection Priority Explained and the Annotation Plugin
`look-here` is a plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI, addressing the issue of having to interrupt the main conversation to explain or annotate text. It adopts a "selection-first" interaction model, allowing users to directly select text for explanation, questioning, or annotation, with all operations using separate `ctx.llm` calls that do not affect the main session. Core features include quickly explaining selected content, asking custom questions, saving reading memory, managing annotations in batches, and dragging annotations into the editor for final submission. Installation requires Node.js 22.19+ and DSH `0.1.0-rc.7`. By using short taps or long presses on selection points to trigger different actions, it helps developers maintain reading coherence and improve efficiency when processing long-form text.
Read Moredsh-session-id: Display and Copy Session ID at the Bottom of the DeepSeek Harness Session Area
The DSH (DeepSeek Harness) GUI does not display the session ID by default, making troubleshooting inconvenient. The dsh-session-id plugin uses the official slot mechanism to keep the current session ID visible at the bottom of the composer, supports copy with a single click, and provides instant feedback. This plugin is a pure UI implementation, does not modify any state, and after installation, you can directly view and copy the session ID at the bottom of the interface.
Read Moredsh-query-string: Query String ↔ Object Conversion
dsh-query-string is a query string processing plugin dedicated to DeepSeek Harness (DSH). Built in pure Node.js, it supports mutual conversion between URL query parameter strings and objects, providing localized data parsing capabilities. It can be installed via `dsh plugin add` and enabled by configuration in `package.json`. As a locally executed tool, it requires no network interaction, though users are advised to review the source code on their own. The plugin is designed to simplify data processing in agent development.
Read Moredsh-kitchen-exhaust: Kitchen Exhaust and Stove Selection Plan Generation Plugin
`dsh-kitchen-exhaust` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by `uckkk` and focused on selecting kitchen appliances. Implemented in pure Node without network dependencies, it can return range hood and stove selection recommendations based on parameters. It can be installed by running `dsh plugin add github:uckkk/dsh-kitchen-exhaust`, after which it can be called directly in a session. This plugin is suitable for scenarios where agents need to quickly obtain range hood and stove recommendations, and it is licensed under the MIT License.
Read Moredsh-hair-loss-check: Hair Loss Detection Plugin
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) has released an open-source plugin named `dsh-hair-loss-check`, designed to assess hair loss and provide care plans. The plugin is licensed under the MIT License, implemented purely in Node.js, has no network dependencies, and can be installed by running a command. Its core function is to register a `hair_loss_check` tool that accepts parameters and returns the corresponding scalp care plan. Users should ensure the required dependencies are met before use, and it is recommended to review the source code and license before installation.
Read Moredsh-goldbach: A Goldbach Decomposition Tool Implemented in Pure Node.js
dsh-goldbach is a localized plugin in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, maintained by uckkk, that provides a "Goldbach decomposition" feature. It is implemented in pure Node.js, has no network dependencies, and supports offline operation. Before use, the version requirements for `@deepseek-ai/cordis` and `@deepseek-ai/dsh-tools` must be met. The installation command is `dsh plugin add github:uckkk/dsh-goldbach`, after which the related tools can be invoked locally.
Read Moredsh-future-solid-state-battery: Solid-State Battery Entry Query Tool
The DeepSeek Harness plugin “dsh-future-solid-state-battery” is designed to efficiently retrieve solid-state battery data through structured interfaces. Maintained by uckkk, it provides two core functions: `list_battery` and `get_battery`. Implemented in pure Node.js and requiring no network requests, it offers high operational efficiency. After installation, it depends on `@deepseek-ai/cordis` and `@deepseek-ai/dsh-tools`. Although the code is open source, it is recommended to review the source code before installation to ensure security.
Read Moredsh-cocktail-ratio: Cocktail Ratio Calculator Tool (Empirical Reference)
The DSH plugin `dsh-cocktail-ratio`, maintained by uckkk, is designed to quickly calculate cocktail ratios within a session. It is implemented purely in Node.js, requires no network dependencies, and can be used directly after installation without any configuration. Before use, be sure to review its MIT license and source code to ensure safety.
Read Moredsh-chess-plan: Chess Practice Planning
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin `dsh-chess-plan` is specifically designed for generating chess learning plans. Maintained by the developer `uckkk`, it requires no internet connection and is implemented in pure Node.js, providing the `chess_plan` tool. Developers can invoke it directly after installation to quickly generate structured chess practice plans, making it suitable for building teaching workflow scenarios. Since it runs with the permissions of the current process, its source code should be checked for security before use.
Read Moredsh-bilibili-live: A DSH Plugin for Fetching Bilibili Video Information
`dsh-bilibili-live` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to help agents retrieve Bilibili video information. It registers the `bilibili_live` tool, which supports real-time online fetching of video metadata. Installation requires specific dependencies and runs with the current process permissions. Developers can install it via a command and invoke the tool directly in a session to include Bilibili video context in conversations.
Read MoreIntroduction to the DSH Plugin: satan9394/dsh-screenshot-to-code
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `satan9394/dsh-screenshot-to-code` aims to address the need to quickly convert visual designs into code. Inspired by a popular project, it offers screenshot-to-code conversion, rendering comparison, and iteration features. The plugin has not yet published its specific feature set or provided an official installation command; users are advised to refer to the GitHub repository for installation instructions. Because the plugin runs with the permissions of the current DSH process, users should carefully review its source code and license.
Read Moredsh-paste-files: Paste Files and Insert Relative Paths in DSH Composer
This plugin is designed to address the pain point of manually copying file paths in DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It allows users to paste, drag and drop, or select files, automatically saving them to the `pasted-files` directory in the current workspace and generating a relative path to insert into the input box. The plugin is maintained by lhh666-6, supports multi-selection, and has a default per-file limit of 64MiB. After installation, users can click the button on the left side of the composer or interact directly in the input box to automate file uploads and path insertion.
Read Moredsh-tool-jwt: DeepSeek Harness JWT Tool Plugin
The DSH ecosystem plugin `dsh-tool-jwt` is designed to address the inefficiency and error-proneness of JWT parsing, issuance, and verification in intelligent agent development. Built on Node.js built-in modules, it provides three core capabilities: parsing without signature verification, token issuance, and full verification, including algorithm checks, timing-attack resistance, and expiration validation. The plugin can be installed via a Profile Bundle and enforces a strict security model with input constraints, making it suitable for development and integration testing scenarios.
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