Plugins

Lokale Entwicklungsdienst-Konsole für DSH: listet jeden auf dem Rechner lauschenden Dienst auf und ermöglicht es Benutzern, während der Entwicklung gestartete Dienste zu prüfen, sicher zu stoppen oder neu zu starten.

DSH-Web-Port-Manager-Plugin: listet alle lokalen lauschenden Ports auf, wählt einen freien und schaltet den DSH-Web-Port im laufenden Betrieb um, ohne den Prozess neu zu starten. Portverwaltungs-Plugin: lokal belegte Ports anzeigen und DSH-Web-Port im laufenden Betrieb umschalten.

Animiertes DeepSeek-Blauwal-Desktop-Haustier auf der DSH-Webseite: verschiebbar mit Sprechblasen und Stimmungsposen, einem pet_say-Tool, über das das Modell es sprechen lassen kann, sowie Denk- und Feierstatus zu Beginn bzw. Ende eines Turns.

Ein-Klick-Start/Stopp-Schaltfläche, unten rechts im Fenster angeheftet: startet DeepSeek Harness über einen losgelösten Helfer direkt neu, der den exakten Boot-Aufruf erneut ausführt (durch Loopback-Same-Origin geschützt), mit optionaler Nur-Stopp-Aktion.

Stata über DeepSeek Harness ausführen: Der native Stata-AI-Skill-Dienst startet automatisch mit DSH (macOS-/Windows-Binärdateien enthalten), sodass Regressionen, Do-Files und ökonometrische Workflows ohne manuelles Setup laufen.

Schwebende Neustart-Schaltfläche für die DSH-Web-GUI: Startet den dsh-Prozess direkt mit einer Vollbild-Überlagerung neu und lädt die Seite automatisch neu; kein Startskript erforderlich, funktioniert unter Windows/macOS/Linux.

Windows-Tray-Desktop-Shell für DSH: installiert die EXE automatisch aus den GitHub Releases, legt eine Desktop-Verknüpfung an und fügt ein desktop_launch-Tool hinzu, um sie aus dem Chat zu starten.

Startup splash for DeepSeek Harness: an animated avatar with aurora, stardust, pointer parallax and a module-assembly entrance, plus the same image as the main-UI wallpaper; both images can be swapped from a settings page that previews the animation live.

Git server: embeds ts-gogs (a TypeScript reimplementation of Gogs) and serves a full Git service on its own port — HTTP clone/push, web UI, issues/PRs/wiki — reusing user-management credentials, start/stop from the settings page.

Persistent, cross-session multi-agent team rooms for DeepSeek Harness — members, a message bus, a shared task board, and a shared timeline that survive restarts.

Transparent, auditable token accounting for DeepSeek Harness: a restart-safe ledger over the durable session log, a CLI that recomputes it from raw logs and diffs the result, and a bill — by workspace, session, model or provider, exportable as CSV or JSON

Windows boot autostart and one-click restart for the DSH service, from inside DSH: a resident supervisor that outlives the host, so a failed restart cannot leave DSH down; DSH spawned attached to a hidden console the supervisor owns, so no console window appears; plus a restart button, the current tokenised access URL and an optional post-start hook.

Voice conversation mode for the DSH Web GUI: tap the mic to start a full-screen call, talk hands-free, and hear each reply read aloud as it streams. Bilingual (Chinese/English) UI, light and dark themes, adjustable speech rate, and switchable voices.

macOS menu bar app for the DSH web server, plus the host plugin it reads: the plugin writes the running server's port, PID and tokenized URL to ~/.config/dsh-launcher/runtime.json and removes it on shutdown, so start, open, restart and stop work from the status bar even for a server started from a terminal.

Crash protection plugin that auto-isolates plugins causing startup crash or hang, with independent watchdog process for total hang recovery.

Scheduled send: fire a drafted message into the bound conversation as a normal user bubble at a set time. Runs host-side, so the browser can stay closed; per-session isolation and restart-safe redelivery.

Per-model system prompt injector for DeepSeek Harness: append custom prompt text to the END of the system prompt for locally configured models, matched by exact provider/model route or a provider-wide provider/* rule (both stack in order). A Settings page lists every configured provider and its models for per-route editing with instant effect, and rules persist to DSH_HOME so they survive restarts. Applies to main sessions, subagents, and workflow children alike.

Settings-page manager for archived DeepSeek Harness sessions: restore an archived session to its previous workspace position or permanently delete it (direct physical deletion, no backup layer). Adds a red permanently-delete item to the session context menu and three agent tools. Deleting an open session works immediately; the leftover in-memory copy is hidden behind an archive tombstone until the next restart.

Stability audit for installed dsh plugins: static risk grading (hook surface, startup work, inject, entry, dep ranges) plus optional isolated install verification.

Writes a Windows shortcut and tray launcher to start dsh web in WSL, with Health/Restart and the :3081 launch-token URL.

WebUI panel for the dsh-guardian watchdog: start, stop and inspect two macOS LaunchAgents with status, log tail and explicit failure states.

Secret-redacted session handoff with review, auto-start, and brief-only modes.

Keeps long DSH sessions alive when a model channel starts failing: daruma takes over after the in-box retry gives up, trips a self-healing circuit breaker on repeated 429/5xx or a terminal error, and moves the next request to another channel in your chain. A panel beside the composer picks the backup by hand, switches show up as rows in the conversation, and every decision lands in a durable JSONL audit log.

A dsh web plugin that wraps the running Harness in a native Windows desktop window: it bundles a Wails v3 desktop client (so installing the plugin is enough), probes the web port and writes the ~/.dsh/dsh-web-port.json protocol file for the client, registers a system tray, desktop/Start Menu shortcuts and a startup autostart toggle, and the client can start dsh itself if it is not running.