Plugins

Groups each DSH Web turn's thinking, tool calls and context into an expandable process box that shows the latest two items by default, while keeping user dialogue, interactive questions and final answers outside.

Mobile adapter for the DSH web shell: overlay sidebar/details drawers, responsive composer and settings below 768px, zero desktop regression.

Standalone arrow-key input history for the DSH web composer: ↑/↓ recalls sent prompts from one global ring shared across all sessions and workspaces, persisted to localStorage with an overridable cap.

Codex-style @file/@folder mentions for the DSH web composer: workspace file/folder picker menu, plain-text colored mention tokens via the platform lexicon scan, and a nested-git-aware file index.

Optimize Prompt button under the composer: one click rewrites your draft into a clearer, more executable prompt, with a before-and-after dialog and one-click replacement.

Auto-saves large pasted text as an attachment file in the DeepSeek Harness web input box.

Desktop profile for dsh: native Tauri window over the harness web surface with tray, native notifications, a file-manager panel, and one-click updates.

DSH plugin (dsh-desktop-launcher) that launches the dsh-desktop Windows Electron shell from the conversation: double-click to run the DSH web in a standalone window, region screenshot with GPU-accelerated selection that auto-pastes into the chat (works with vision bridges), system tray, session manager, auto environment setup, configurable port, single-instance lock.

Right-side file-tree sidebar that opens workspace files, plus a DeepSeek account balance meter in the composer stats line.

Client-only right-edge chat input index rail: one bar per user message, two-stage hover preview (15 chars, expandable to 40), click-to-jump, and scroll-follow highlight; static npm bundle with no host half.

Collapses consecutive tool-use and thinking steps between messages into a single bracketed, expandable item.

Animated Claude-style reasoning-effort slider and model picker that replaces the native DSH model selector.

Window-like controls for every Web UI modal: drag by title bar, eight-way resize, pin against outside clicks, maximize to the full viewport, removable backdrop blur, and per-dialog persistent state.

No-setup mode for the DSH web UI: hides advanced surfaces, auto-applies best defaults (chat mode, full access, account balance), and one-click role-play personas (maid/butler).

A green interrupt button beside the send box: silently stops a running agent, which then summarizes its progress and asks for your new requirements, with a customizable interrupt prompt.

Real PTY terminal panel for the DSH Web UI: host half spawns shells with node-pty (cmd.exe default on Windows), rendered in the browser with xterm.js; multi-tab sessions, dock/floating window, clipboard support.

Control the Web UI left sidebar width: lower the 264px drag minimum and optionally tune the drag maximum and the expanded default width, applied by a startup patch of the ui-layout bundle.

Session header badge showing DeepSeek peak/off-peak status, per-model token prices on hover, and real session/turn costs from actual usage.

Workspace sticky notes for DSH, saved as multiple Markdown files under the current workspace.

Shows the current conversation's working directory in a draggable directory panel with adjustable opacity.

Two-step inline archive on workspace sidebar rows — one click arms a red confirm, the second click archives; the archive entry is removed from the ⋮ menu.

Clippy ist zurück, und diesmal kann er wirklich helfen. Ein Büroassistent-Haustier, das auf den tatsächlichen Agentenstatus reagiert, bei Abschluss der Runde hüpft und bei einem Fehlschlag einen klassischen „Illegale Operation“-Dialog öffnet.

Ein automatisches Sicherheitsnetz: vom Agenten gelöschte Verzeichnisse landen zunächst in einem Papierkorb-Ordner, und Symlinks werden nie verfolgt — ganz ohne Genehmigungen.

Ein Sicherheits-Kit für die Entwicklung: rollierende Konfigurations-Snapshots, automatisches Rollback bei Plugin-Fehlern, Rettung bei Boot-Fehlern und ein Verwaltungspanel in den Einstellungen.