Plugins

Headless-browser verification tools so the agent opens the page it just built, reads the rendered DOM and computed styles, checks the console, and screenshots the result; ships a frontend-verify skill.

Browser operation by accessibility refs: navigate, snapshot the page as a ref tree, act on elements, and wait for conditions; the origin policy follows the session approval stance and is enforced by request interception.

Real-browser automation for dsh via an MCP server (Playwright core): navigate, click, fill, type, screenshot, and act on accessibility snapshots with numbered references - all 22 web_* tools re-exposed to the harness over stdio.

Notes and todos as plain Markdown files in your workspace: type /ml plus a sentence to jot into today's journal; todos come in three flavors — deadline, sleep-until-a-date (auto-wakes when due), and anytime; /ml view fuzzy-opens any file with a few keystrokes. Zero tokens throughout — nothing goes through the model, and your notes stay ordinary local files that git and any editor can read.

Auto-supplement QMD semantic search when the model greps/globs a knowledge-base directory: zero-dependency DSH plugin, async injection via next-step, no manual invocation.

Connect Trilium notes to the DSH agent via ETAPI with 20 agent tools: durable memory (remember/recall + auto-injected index), note management (CRUD/clone/attributes/revisions), full-text search, weekly-report workflow, attachments, calendar notes, backup/import, and a settings card.

Automatically starts a fresh Web session near the context limit with the last complete turn, and adds an editable additive whale-maid persona with on-demand reload.

Automatic provider failover on rate limits or quota exhaustion: switch between providers with configurable per-provider models, a cooldown, and a permanent last-entry fallback.

Manage DSH rules from the web settings panel — edit global/project AGENTS.md, or auto-split pasted rules into layered AGENTS.md and skills via LLM.

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.

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

DeepSeek-API-Guthaben in einer schwebenden Karte unten rechts auf der DSH-Web-Seite (automatische und manuelle Aktualisierung).

Web-UI-Plugin für DeepSeek Harness: importiert Skills aus lokalen Markdown-Dateien oder URLs in die Skill-Wurzeln, die der Harness automatisch erkennt

Runtime-Hot-Swap für DeepSeek Harness: Cordis-Plugins zur Laufzeit ein-/ausschalten, neustarten und Bundles automatisch per Hot-Mount aus der Web-GUI einbinden — ohne dsh neu zu starten.

Provider-Erkennung, -Zuordnung, Health-Checks und Failover vor der Ausgabe für DeepSeek Harness.

Geplante Agenten per Cron: einen Prompt nach Zeitplan ausführen und die Zusammenfassung dort erhalten, wo Sie ohnehin sind, mit Standard-Sicherheitsmechanismen für Überlappung, verpasste Läufe und Timeout.

Bridge für Desktop- und Browser-Automatisierung (36 Tools): Steuerung von Fenster/Bildschirm/Maus/Tastatur mit PaddleOCR-Elementerkennung, Chrome-CDP-Browsing mit Accessibility-Snapshots.