Plugins

Slims PTC SDK tool definitions to plugin-level summaries and tool names, then returns the full visible tool pack when the model calls unwrap with an exact plugin ID, without changing scope or permissions.

Per-session fast-delivery mode from the composer. New conversations start enabled; switching is refused while that conversation is running, and a read-only session-header badge shows on/off during a run. One switch drives three subsystems: a circuit breaker that short-circuits test and build commands instead of running them, an apply_patch tool that writes SEARCH/REPLACE hunks atomically (all anchors must match or nothing is written), and a dehydrator that trims terminal output to a pass line or the last 15 error lines.

Delegates independent tasks from DeepSeek Harness to the local OpenAI Codex CLI and returns the result to the current conversation. Provides four tools (task execution, status check, danger-mode toggle, enable/disable switch), enforces a real-path working-directory whitelist with symlink-escape protection, defaults to Codex workspace-write sandbox mode, passes the task body as a single argv argument to avoid shell injection, kills the whole Codex process group on timeout or cancel, and caps output length. Requires Node.js >= 20 and a Codex CLI build supporting codex exec.

Local searchable archive of DSH chat history: decodes the multi-frame zstd session logs (thousands of concatenated frames), extracts user and assistant text into SQLite, and exposes sync / search / stats tools. Idempotent imports, no external service, nothing leaves the disk.

Cross-session memory for DeepSeek Harness: extracts durable facts from sessions in the background, recalls relevant memories on demand, and keeps a layered summary, a persona snapshot and a commitment ledger; data stays local unless you point it at your own private Git repository.

A graph of your memory store for DSH: one node per real memory, and every edge must state why the two are connected — a quoted keyword, a shared term, a project, or temporal adjacency. Pure filesystem reads with no model in the loop; unreadable sources are reported, never replaced with fake nodes.

Elysia's memory plugin for dsh. One shared, human-editable MEMORY.md across every session: two-disk mirror, history snapshots, cross-process write lock; entries tier between the main file and a searchable archive by hit frequency; retrieval is keyword co-occurrence plus BM25. Nine sections (persona, requirements, corrections, lessons, methods, requests, sessions, method library, ingested docs) plus a dedicated self-identity section for a character's own self-cognition, injected above the persona. Ships an opt-in memory pack (packs/elysia: 61,903-char identity + 2,482-char persona, distilled from 1,696 officially-confirmed voice lines and 112,175 dialogue lines — not written by hand, measured) that is off by default, backs up before writing, only touches identity/persona, and can be uninstalled. Also opt-in voice playback through a local GPT-SoVITS engine, a skills library, and a sticker library that sends a fitting sticker at the right moment.

Names sessions as a category plus a short topic. A sidebar action reads the conversation, asks its model for the pair, and pre-fills an editable title; a smart_rename_session tool gives the same naming to the agent, which renames the session it runs in when the topic moves on.

Mirrors other coding agents' sessions into DeepSeek Harness as continuable tasks, one workspace per application, with content-fingerprint deduplication.

Copies a text selection anywhere in the DSH conversation as Markdown source on Ctrl+C, restoring headings, lists, GFM tables, fenced code blocks and TeX math.

Agent Teams management for the DSH Web GUI: inspect the teammates of any session, delete a role together with its session (the session folder moves to a recoverable trash), reclaim the freed member slot on pre-0.2.2-rc.1 teams, keep deleted members out of the subagent picker and the team roster, and restore a read-only members panel in the session header on 0.2.2-rc.1+ — works with both the old and the new Agent Teams implementations without patching DSH.

Lists this session's runtime errors — turn errors, tool failures, command failures and subagent failures — as copyable cards in a conversation tab.

Multi-character companions with optional personas, editable per-character memories, persistent chat bindings, and QQ and WeChat bot connections with QR login and refresh. QQ requires a separately installed local NapCat instance; WeChat uses the official ClawBot/iLink channel.

Adds a model picker to teammate (continuable subagent) sessions: switch a quota-exhausted teammate to a model that still has quota and let it continue, without rebuilding it or touching the Lead session.

Per-provider User-Agent and stream idle timeout settings, with visible request retries and optional bounded continuation messages.

Ordered model rotation for the DSH model picker: a rate-limited or repeatedly timing-out member hands over to the next one, members that only timed out are retested once, and the DSH platform model is the sticky last resort. Ships a settings page with editable chains and a short-429 in-place retry switch.

One click beside the composer turns a half-formed draft into a structured prompt the AI can act on: goal, constraints, output format and acceptance criteria filled in, placeholders only where a real decision is missing. Rewritten in place and never sent — undo with one click or Ctrl+Z. Four editable presets (general / code / writing / translation), optional conversation context to resolve references, and a model that either follows the session or is pinned to a chosen provider and reasoning effort. Requests survive session switches and typing while a rewrite is in flight; a result that no longer matches the draft is kept for retry instead of overwriting it. Pure JS, no build, no bundled dependencies.

One collapsible sidebar widget stacking OpenCode GO, Command Code and GLM Code Plan quota windows, with reset countdowns, top-up balances, a settings page and a /provider-usage command.

Sidebar hub that aggregates the WorkBuddy, Trae and Qoder connect plugins: one-click or per-platform check-in across every pooled account, per-account credit balance with today's check-in state and expiring credits, a six-package credit breakdown, and account add/remove (WorkBuddy OAuth, Qoder PAT). It stores no credential and calls no platform API itself — reads and writes go through those plugins' loopback routes, so it needs them enabled and signed in, and reports the missing state when they are absent.

Sets token, cost and wall-clock caps on a DSH goal and blocks that goal when a cap is reached, instead of only reporting the spend. The figures come from the usage events DSH records for the session, priced per model, with a pill beside the composer that opens a per-model breakdown. The official DeepSeek tariff is built in, with peak/off-peak pricing toggleable because it depends on the route; other models are priced from configured rates, and a model with no rate has its tokens counted and its name listed rather than being guessed at.

Gives each Workspace a stable tint from a warm-to-cool ramp, sets its name as a section heading above indented Sessions, and turns a finished unread chat's row green.

Adds a sidebar panel that browses the 设记 Design Memory component library by asset type, with live previews, design tokens, and copyable HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Component pages ship with the plugin; fonts and images load from the public library site.

Monthly household budget page in the sidebar: income, fixed and variable expenses, savings, emergency fund, debt and a month-by-month review, with totals, per-item budget differences and a savings, debt or home goal. Bookkeeping only, no investment advice.

A draggable floating card for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI that combines a Pomodoro timer, an off-work countdown, and focus statistics. Each launch opens on a fresh focus phase; phase completion triggers a chime, card shake, and particle burst. Includes today's pomodoros, focus minutes, streak and a 7-day chart, rhythm reminders for wrapping up and eye rest, optional system notifications, tab-title timer, auto-start, +5 minutes, and a custom long-break interval.