Plugins

VS Code-style workbench inside DeepSeek Harness Web: activity bar, explorer file tree, source-control (Git) panel and editor tabs — backed by real filesystem & Git routes.

dsh-shell for DeepSeek Harness: runs cmd / PowerShell commands on Windows (and bash-like shells on POSIX) with a bash-inspired safety model — timeouts, output truncation, exit codes, background jobs and a cwd allowlist

dsh plugin: launch the dsh-desktop Windows shell (region screenshot, tray, session manager) from the DSH conversation via a desktop_launch tool.

Make Git Bash the only terminal tool for DeepSeek Harness on Windows: enables the bash executor and tool on win32, disables PowerShell (pwsh) everywhere, ships standard-bash/code-bash/cordis-bash agent presets, and sets the sandbox/approval defaults Git B

Destructive-command interception gate for dsh: parses shell semantics, judges risk against 41 built-in rules, and holds irreversible rm -rf, git reset --hard, and git push --force style commands at a confirmation gate.

Reuses hooks declared in Claude Code, Codex and opencode configs on dsh, executing shell, webhook, oracle and proxy handlers with zero runtime dependencies.

On Windows, the available bash tool is limited to Git Bash and PowerShell is disabled.

Installs two selectable Agent Presets: a shell-restricted general-purpose agent and a repository-focused coding agent.

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

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.

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.

Lebenszyklus-Hooks im Claude-Code-Stil: konfigurierte Shell-Befehle laufen vor/nach Modell-Tool-Aufrufen mit einer JSON-Payload über stdin; ein Exit-Code ungleich null beim Pre-Tool-Hook blockiert den Aufruf.