Plugins

Shows Windows taskbar progress while a turn runs, turns amber and flashes when an approval or question is waiting, and latches red after a failed turn. A fork of Joker2377/dsh-taskbar-status whose packaging change makes koffi an optional peer dependency, so it installs on DSH Desktop without a native build-script approval; do not install it together with the original.

Windows native toasts for DeepSeek Harness: pops a toast when a session needs you (approval, question, error, optional turn end), click to return to DSH, answer approvals with Allow/Deny buttons on the toast, plus a notify_user tool and an HTTP API.

Desktop-bundle fork of the DeepSeek Harness team's dsh-superagent research prototype: turns requests from allowed people on GitHub issues or Feishu into tickets worked by isolated DSH sessions, with a panel for sources, setup, prompts and run history. By default only people on a source's allowed list can start work. Needs git 2.32+ and the gh CLI for one GitHub repository; Feishu is optional and needs lark-cli.

Right-sidebar prompt shelf for DSH: store prompts as cards, click one to append it to the next message, keep selected cards injected into every turn of the current session, and save any sent user message back into the shelf with one click. Per-session switches, JSON storage under ~/.dsh with atomic writes.

Turns DSH session logs into Markdown work reports for a day, an ISO week or a month, grouped by working directory. Each session lists its requests, changed files, tool counts and interruptions, and a closing section names the most-changed files, generated documents and key commands. Adds the /worklog command, a worklog_generate tool and a settings page for the output folder, cross-day merging, the products list and an optional weekly timer.

Per-workspace skill visibility: each workspace binds one named switch table, so which skills the model may call on its own follows the project instead of every installed skill being listed every turn. Cannot be installed together with dsh-skill-scope.

Immersive reading desk: md / docx / pdf render in the centre pane, and the right column is one ordinary Harness session per document that has already been fed the whole text, the research memory and the existing highlights. Select a sentence to ask about it; scanned PDFs and images have no text layer, so a marquee drag captures that region and sends it to a vision model under a turn-scoped runtime brake (max 2 steps, per-step output cap, every tool call denied before dispatch, 45 s cancel). Highlights are anchored as character offsets and painted with the CSS Custom Highlight API, so they survive reloads. Also KaTeX math, outline, in-document search and a draggable three-column layout. Zero runtime dependencies: pdf.js and KaTeX are vendored.

Bilibili course notes for DSH: turns the videos and subject knowledge maps recorded by dsh-video-coursemap into same-name Markdown + Word notes with the video link on top, and delivers them in a new session through dsh-memory-evolve. Requires both plugins (with memory-evolve session orchestration turned on), Python with python-docx for the Word file (the DSH bundled runtime works), and Windows.

MiniMax voice studio for DeepSeek Harness: clone a voice from an audio sample, preview it from the audio returned by the clone request itself (no extra synthesis call, so the per-voice fee stays uncharged), synthesize text to local mp3 files, transcribe audio to text with asr-1.0, and manage the voice library, API key and these actions from a settings panel; four agent tools and a local HTTP API.

Local ComfyUI cosplay photo sets for Windows with an NVIDIA GPU (8 GB+ VRAM): deploys the ComfyUI Windows portable build and Z-Image-Turbo (8-10 GB of models) with a self-test, then turns a character name, a reference image, or a hot-character pick into a live-action cosplay photo set with base-image and shot-script approval gates.

Turn the Edifier Halo PixelBar desktop pixel display into a DSH tool: push short text, switch scenes, set screen color, ambient light and volume over HID, and restore the clock on demand. USB-connected device only; tested on Windows only; needs Python 3.8+ with hidapi (pip install hidapi).

Suiji Word Book: a word book panel that shows one word per page with picture, phonetics, pronunciation, five phrases and an example sentence, plus fill-in-the-letters spelling practice and a 12-type word-recognition quiz. Word data is kept as plain files in a local directory, and an included skill lets an AI add cards from a word list. The “+Word” button (hidden until enabled in Settings) starts an AI session and by default switches it to danger-full-access; turn that off in Settings.

Makes the Axolotl Minecraft launcher's built-in MCP server usable from DSH: turns its 269 tools into nine domain tools plus status and raw, answers the launcher's 15-second session ping so the control session survives long turns, and returns screenshots as real images instead of files on disk. Needs Axolotl Launcher 1.11.0-beta.2 or later with its MCP server enabled.

Per-session control of which skills and MCP tools/servers the model can see (built-in tools are untouched): default shows everything, auto asks the model each turn what to keep, smart picks from your saved groups, or tick groups by hand, with a switcher under the composer and fail-open to full visibility on any error. The default state is auto, which adds one model call per turn (the session model unless judgeModel is set).

Per-turn, per-file checkpoints for files written by DSH tools: keep, undo, redo, and revert to here from a dock above the composer, with inline before/after diffs, pinning, and per-session storage cleanup.

Galatea: shape an AI assistant of your own. One assistant with its own persona and long-term memory (git-versioned plain files); long chats hand off to a fresh conversation without forgetting, and it tidies its memory in the background while you are away. It runs on whatever model DSH is set to and keeps its memory when you switch; every module can be turned off, and other plugins can extend it. Phone chat (QQ, WeChat) and Claude Code sessions come from the separate Galatea channels and agent-sdk plugins. Preview; needs DSH 0.2.2-rc.1 or a later 0.2.x.

Per-workspace Fork library: a bookmark on each finished assistant turn stores that turn boundary as a full compressed snapshot that survives deletion of the source session; a "Fork 库" conversation tab lists a workspace's forks as a tree (a fork saved from a launched session nests under its parent) with name, turn count, last question and answer, note and source link, and "从这里启动新会话" seeds a new session from any fork, repeatable. Each fork then names itself from its own context: the snapshot is replayed to the model with a naming request appended, and that exchange is never written into the snapshot or a session.

Per-workspace model packs: bind a named provider, model and reasoning effort plus the four subagent tier routes to a directory. Applies to new sessions in that directory; a session that has not run a turn yet also follows a pack switch, while sessions that already ran a turn are never changed.

A deliberately context-free chat panel in the right sidebar: it sends only a one-line system prompt plus what you type there, with no tools, no session history and no fork of the current conversation, and keeps the panel history in memory. Each reply reports its own token usage, plus the cache hit rate on routes that return cache stats.

Turns the DSH Web UI into a macOS-style desktop with the chat parked behind it: Sonoma wallpaper, menu bar, magnifying Dock, F4 Launchpad, ⌘Space Spotlight, Control Centre, clock/calendar widgets, F3 Mission Control and a desktop orb that floats the native conversation back up. Finder, Terminal (a /bin/bash session) and Settings ship with the plugin; the Browser, Code, Office and Notes windows are unlocked by separate companion plugins (dsh-ego-browser, dsh-code-workbench, dsh-univer-office, dsh-obsidian-notes) and show a placeholder until installed, and the Browser window also launches a headless Chromium (found under /usr/bin, or set DSH_MACOS_CHROME). The agent can drive the desktop through /api/macos-desktop/* routes and window.__macos.

Turns the first row of the DSH sidebar entry list into a switch that folds every other entry away, giving the session history more room.

Adds a Chinese end-of-line comment to every line of code shown in a DSH tool card - grey for the call being made, blue arrows for code in the output - written instantly by a local rule set and, for lines the rules cannot judge, by the current session model; a header toggle returns the block to plain code, and credentials are masked before anything is sent or cached.

Composer dock monitor with 5 drag-reorderable pills (Context, Tokens, CPU, GPU, MEM): a 20x5 context brick matrix, per-turn net upload/download token bars, and 200ms native macOS Mach/IOKit scrolling charts with top-5 process lists. The native sampler is compiled on first start and needs clang (Xcode Command Line Tools); without it the charts fall back to 1-second samples.

Turns rough notes or images into ready-to-paste English ComfyUI prompts with a Chinese translation and notes, in a workspace side panel. The bundled default system prompt tells the model to drop content restrictions and refusals (override it with config.systemPrompt); image input needs a vision-capable model.