Plugins

A DSH workbench for picking photos from local folders on macOS and Windows: local dedupe, filtering and grouping, AI grid triage and scoring with an image-capable model you supply (the plugin bundles no model, credentials or quota), then human review, calibration and export.

Keep pinned conversations from every workspace at the top of the sidebar, with drag insertion hints, manual or recent-first sorting, and completion-unread dots. Includes Codex-style row actions: a live spinning indicator while a session runs, archive and restore, inline rename that selects the whole title, and a right-click menu for fork and reordering. A magnifier beside the Global pins heading opens a search overlay: it matches session titles and workspace names instantly, then searches message content through the Host index when the deployment enables it, splitting results under small Sessions and Content headings with snippets.

MCP server panel for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI: the sidebar lists every @deepseek-ai/dsh-mcp-client row — including rows inserted by other plugins — and derives its connection state from the loader fiber, the mcp__<server>__* tools still registered, a TCP probe of HTTP endpoints and the last connection test; it shows the row's configuration, enables or disables it by editing only that row of the patch file, reconnects once after a failed attempt, and reports unavailable servers to the agent through a system-prompt note plus a call gate that refuses their tools instead of letting each call fail at the transport.

A collapsible column beside the conversation that organises conversations into a workspace/topic tree, opens the real sessions in place, and exposes the tree to the assistant through 9 model tools.

Open delivered files, changed-file rows and inline file mentions in the system default app with a left click; right-click takeover is configurable: all menus, only where DSH has none, or never. Desktop app only: the Web client has no system-open capability, so clicks stay with DSH.

An enhanced fork of PC2005-cloud/dsh-pet (do not install it alongside the upstream dsh-pet): a desktop pet for DSH with schedule reminders, approval and question bubbles you can answer in place, a 20-entry history ledger, double-click corner cycling, a configurable data directory, a step/elapsed progress line, snooze and one-hour mute, a right-click menu whose order and hidden items you can edit in settings (chat first by default), and a task-queue progress bar inside the work bubble.

Sidebar file explorer and file previewer for DeepSeek Harness: a lazy workspace tree with in-panel preview for text, Markdown (tables included) and images, an action that opens the file in the conversation's right-hand document pane, and one that hands it to the system default app. Read-only, confined to configured roots.

First-paint splash for DSH: pushes a branded splash page into the boot HTML as an index-injection row, so the desktop window opens already showing the splash instead of a white/loading flash. Fades out and hands over once the startup-animation plugin starts (checked via `window.__DSH_STARTUP_RUNNING__`), with a 6-second fallback (configurable via `maxMs`) so it can never trap the app behind the splash. A normal dsh.bundle plugin: no host changes, no app.asar patching.

Counts the assistant rounds that call tools without writing anything to the user, then inserts a short progress reminder as a visible user message at the next model-request boundary, so a long silent tool loop reports what it has done before continuing. A Settings page adjusts the silence threshold (default 10), the reminder wording, the language (en / zh-CN / zh-TW), whether the reminder repeats every further threshold of silent rounds, whether subagent sessions are counted, and whether Agent Teams nudges the lead only or every member.

桌宠陪看：定时截屏，让视觉模型点评你正在看的画面，投喂给 dsh-pet 的气泡。Pet watch-along for DSH: screen sampling + a vision model + dsh-pet's bubble.

Connect multiple OpenAI-compatible providers to DeepSeek Harness: discover their models, pick the ones to expose, and generate images and videos with them from a DSH session.

VT UI/UX Enhancer: reversible UI/UX refinements for DeepSeek Harness — palette, elevation, control shapes and motion shipped as patches over DSH's own tokens, slots and styles. Disabling the plugin restores the shipped interface exactly.

Adds a collapsible, draggable minesweeper board to the conversation area, with adjustable rows, columns and mine count, and a first click that never lands on a mine.

A draggable square-cake mascot that runs while a turn is in progress, sleeps when it finishes, and gets angry on errors.

Plugin steward for DeepSeek-Harness: checks every installed plugin for newer versions and installs them, snapshots the profile first and rolls back automatically when the post-update health check regresses. Also scans plugin code for risky behaviour before you install (eval, reverse shell, credential access), browses the 8.5k-plugin catalog with compatibility badges, restarts the host by itself after install/uninstall/disable, and shows everything in plain language.

Privacy guard for git workflows: before git commit, git push or gh repo sync it scans the content that would enter git (local paths, user info, API keys, private keys, connection strings) and blocks anything not approved in the DSH approval UI; approved items go into a manageable, masked whitelist. Native DSH Config schema with live settings, first-push full-repository scan, fail-closed checks, zero npm runtime dependencies.

Project control plane with durable tickets, replaceable DSH sessions, a project matrix, and bidirectional UI navigation.

Makes identifiers inside inline code in chat clickable; resolves a definition, then a wrapper, then the next occurrence, and opens the file at that line in the sidebar preview.

Bundles the PrismSearch MCP server and its agent skill. Web search over Bing and Baidu with no account or API key, plus Google and Brave when API keys are set and DuckDuckGo, Sogou, 360 and Yandex when enabled in config; automatic engine fallback and an aggregate mode. Also image search, WeChat Official Account article search, and fetch_page, which returns web pages and PDFs as Markdown in segments.

Localizes the prompts DeepSeek Harness sends to the model — system prompt sections, runtime context, tool descriptions and parameter docs — into Simplified Chinese. Its Cordis API dictionary is derived from zjl1989-li/dsh-harness-zh-cn (MIT), which translates the same prompt layers at runtime; do not enable both at once.

Notes-backed context compression for DeepSeek Harness: replaces LLM-summarized compaction with a model-written persistent notebook plus recoverable raw history, so the rollover boundary itself costs zero model calls.

Hippocampus: renders workspace files, DSH memories and past sessions as a rotatable neuron graph in the sidebar, with Chinese-friendly labels and automatic re-indexing on every start.

Cross-session long-term memory backed by Supermemory: pre-step semantic and chunk recall with per-session deduplication, debounced transcript upload, background LLM fact extraction (add/update/delete) with bigram and semantic deduplication, memory_search / memory_save / memory_forget tools, global or per-workspace container scoping, and a Plugins page UI for API key storage, memory CRUD, recall preview and activity log. Requires a Supermemory API key (a free monthly quota is available), and conversation excerpts are uploaded to Supermemory's cloud.

Lists resumable Codex chats under the DSH composer, grouped by the concrete project each one belongs to, and inserts a mechanically extracted recovery context into the draft without sending it. Project ownership is resolved from the Codex project registry with path-boundary matching and labelled by how reliable it is: recorded session ownership, registered directory, unreadable metadata, or a directory registered under several projects (left unknown rather than guessed). Also reports when the stored autosave is behind the log tail, which usually means the turn ended without a stop. The chat list requires python3 >=3.8 on PATH; Windows is not supported yet, and without python3 the list stays silently empty.