Plugins

A free-form grouping layer for the DSH sidebar: nest sessions from different workspaces into draggable groups without changing workspace membership or logs.

A draggable sticky note that counts today's and this month's earnings in real time from your work hours, with an optional photo, GIF or video background.

A conversation view beside Chat and Trajectory that turns a DSH session into a character stage, with Codex Pet sprites, comic bubbles and a completion report listing the files and attachments the turn produced.

Window close behaviour for DeepSeek Harness Desktop — ask, minimise to tray, or quit, with a remembered choice editable in Settings, plus per-session and per-workspace child windows. Windows only: requires DSH Desktop 0.2.1-rc.5+ and a PowerShell installer that patches the app shell (resources/app); re-run it after every DSH upgrade, otherwise closing keeps DSH default behaviour.

Adds a ticker strip above the DeepSeek Harness interface that scrolls right to left, with a customizable watchlist of CN, HK and US stocks and indices, a configurable refresh interval and alert threshold, and a click-through quote card.

Adds a hover toolbar to every Markdown table in DSH Web: one button copies the table as Markdown, the other copies a 2x PNG of it taken with the current theme background.

A merge of the dsh-effort-dial card structure and the reasoning-slider gradient/particle effects: a Codex-style reasoning-effort card in the composer with one control for model and effort, per-level accent colors, a quota line on the top level, and a blue-purple gradient with drifting particles. It takes over the composer model slot, so it cannot be enabled alongside dsh-effort-dial or reasoning-slider.

Splits the DSH chat window into two columns: your messages pinned in a clickable left rail and the model replies flowing on the right, with Enter-to-search across the conversation.

Composer suggestions for the DSH chat input: Up / Down step back and forth through every prompt sent in the current session — read from the session event log, so a message accepted from a prediction or sent by queueing counts too — Ctrl+Up opens a searchable history picker, and grey ghost text predicts the next message, accepted with the Right arrow. Every key only edits the draft; nothing is ever sent automatically.

Shared editable Excalidraw whiteboards with per-session multi-board management, quick navigation, incremental AI edits, curves, polylines, and image exports.

Embeds a full calendar app as a sidebar panel and adds a draggable, resizable scheduled-task widget on the DSH page. Registers six agent tools (status, list, create, update, delete, summarize) that read and write the same SQLite database. The calendar's own AI is routed to the DeepSeek route already configured in DSH, and each reply shows token usage and cost, accumulated per day.

Adds a per-session notebook with autosave, a draggable key-information panel with collapsible items and queue injection, notebook and key-information inheritance for native and /fork forks, workspace-scoped session groups, session highlighting, running-workspace prioritization with a blue spinner, and close-current/left/right/all actions on every right-sidebar tab.

Native UI cards instead of Markdown: the assistant calls render_ui and the answer renders as a card in the conversation — 29 block types (metrics, tables, charts, timelines, kanban, flow charts, clickable actions), a content auto-layout mode, four placements (inline, process, dock board above the composer, turn-tail next-step card), a schema-backed settings form, and an optional automatic next-step card. Cards are rebuilt from the recorded tool arguments, so they survive replay and fork; 253 offline tests, no build step.

Prompt optimizer inside the DSH composer. One click rewrites the current draft with the model you already selected: it classifies the scenario (paper / agent task / daily question / English writing), returns a compact three-check diagnosis panel (is acceptance testable? missing information or capability? raising depth or widening scope?), and lets you pin a scenario manually. The draft is replaced in place, with no extra chat turn.

General-purpose chat agent on a parent agent + worker sub-agent split, for DSH Desktop only: a sidebar row opens each assistant's long-running conversation, where the parent chats, records schedule, lists, memos, logs, profile, persona and projects as plain files in that assistant's workspace folder, and hands other work to background workers through the bundled complete-subagent, picking each worker's model from the ones you enable and approving their write access. A heartbeat wakes it for reminders, a daily brief and wake-ups it sets itself, and holds back during quiet hours. Through the bundled im-robot it chats over WeChat: the model decides per reply with im_route whether the reply also goes to WeChat, and images and files sent from WeChat appear in the conversation and stay in the workspace's IM/WeChat folder for a set number of days. Its tools never appear in normal sessions.

Fusion for DSH in one bundle: the upstream MCP tools with their exact schemas and an editable endpoint, plus the fusion-harness CLI bridged as tools.

Local dataset analysis tools for DSH — ingest once, keep large tables on disk, call small JSON tools

ROFilter reverse-osmosis design MCP server (rofilter.cn): membrane library, water analysis & full system design. stdio MCP (Coze/Doubao, Qwen, WorkBuddy, Claude, Cursor), Streamable HTTP, DeepSeek Harness bundle, plus Agent Skill zips.

Reusable report automation skill with target-template and AI-generated standard-report flows

Adds a right-sidebar tab to the DSH web UI with the daily Japanese anime broadcast calendar from Bangumi (api.bgm.tv), grouped Monday through Sunday with today highlighted; hovering a card shows a details popover (cover, score, rank, air date, episode count, tags and synopsis), and clicking opens the title on Bangumi; the host caches the calendar for 10 minutes and subjects for 24 hours on disk so the last successful table still displays offline, and falls back to common local proxy ports when the direct connection fails.

A desktop pet for DSH: a blue whale girl with 104 animations and built-in voice. It is standalone, but its pet runtime is a rework of dsh-dafeiyu — disable the upstream dsh-dafeiyu before installing, or both will run and fight over the control port. Windows x64 only, and the first launch downloads about 580 MB of assets.

Simulated FX trading arena played against an algorithmic whale-chan opponent: a live canvas candlestick chart over five instruments (EUR/TOKEN, GBP/TOKEN, TOKEN/JPY, gold, and Whale/TOKEN, her own coin she never shorts), selectable leverage from 10x to 500x, and two modes — a timed mode with 90s to 500s rounds settled on equity, and an untimed goal mode that starts with $300,000 and ends when someone first reaches $20M or goes into debt (equity below zero, no maintenance margin). The match runs in a module-level engine, so switching to a conversation does not stop it or restart it. Margin and spread are modeled, prices are a local random walk with occasional news shocks, and nothing touches the network or real money.

SSH-backed remote directories and linked local⇄remote workspaces: read-only remote browsing, an editable linked workbench, bidirectional SFTP transfer, mirroring and a linked_workspace tool. Sidebar pages require the dsh-better-sidebar plugin (v0.24+); without it only the Settings pages load.

DSH host bundle for the ShyPie privacy-first workflow: extracts attached images and PDF/Office files locally before they enter the session log (requires poppler pdftotext/pdftoppm on PATH and a local OCR engine — Windows OCR on Windows, optionally tesseract; without them attachments are rejected, not forwarded); default filter mode keeps text local (optional local masking); blocks unmaskable media/BLOB; provides local privacy_extract, privacy_ocr, privacy_scan and privacy_rehydrate tools; denies read_image and binary/document reads outside allowPaths; and enforces a fail-closed llm/stream egress guard before DSH dispatches a model request (the default provider allowlist is the local Magpie gateway).