Plugins

Routes subagent delegations once at spawn time by keyword rules over the delegation label and prompt: the first matching rule sets the child's provider/model/reasoningEffort, explicit caller routes are kept unless a rule opts in, and unmatched delegations pass through unchanged.

Shows real-time Mistral Vibe and API budget usage in the sidebar, with per-model token cost tracking, cached-token spend, and API-key management. Requires a Mistral API key (MISTRAL_API_KEY by default, or a custom apiKeyEnv).

Delegates mechanical text work (translate, summarize, extract, classify, rewrite) to an Ollama-native or OpenAI-compatible endpoint by file path, so the source text never enters the main model's context. Registers local_transform, local_batch and local_health; per-workspace local-AI levels (none/light/default/high/max) add a local_worker subagent and a plan-only mode; an opt-in SlaveAgentTeams switch discovers mounted model routes, runs parallel child agents with node-level failover, and registers the endpoint chain as llm-pi-ai routes. Configured from the Web GUI; requires a reachable endpoint.

Lets the conversation AI maintain a plain-language functional requirements checklist in a dedicated session view. A non-official rebuild of Songran241/dsh-req-workbench that keeps the upstream package name; do not install it alongside the upstream original.

A left-sidebar gallery of every file the assistant wrote, edited or delivered across all conversations, grouped by file type with preview thumbnails and one-click open. Document previews and the open / open-with / Trash actions require macOS; the gallery, text previews and filters work anywhere.

Translation and refinement workspace with topic memory, revision history, and main-model coordination; Normal mode uses the companion Composer extension.

Adds a Chats/Files switch to the left-sidebar Workspace header that swaps the session list for a lazily loaded tree of the current session's workspace. Files and folders can be dragged into the composer as @path references; clicking a file opens the built-in preview; the right-click menu reveals a file in the system file manager or copies its path; entries carry VS Code-style Git status (modified, untracked, added, deleted, conflict, ignored) relative to the last commit.

Adds an Archive workspace item to the workspace row menu: archives the sessions under that workspace through the official command, leaving the one you are currently viewing open, and refusing the batch while any session is still running. The host hides archived sessions but keeps the emptied workspace row in the sidebar; this plugin hides that row too, and restores the whole group from a footer panel backed by a ledger under $DSH_HOME/storages written behind a cross-process lock. Its count badge can be set to always, on-new-only, or never.

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.

Preview 3D models and textures from the session workspace in DSH's right sidebar. Supported formats include FBX, OBJ, glTF, GLB, and STL models, plus TGA, EXR, and HDR textures.

Runs shell commands on machines you have paired with eXe, over its relay, and reads images back from them as image blocks for the model: three model tools (device list, shell, image — take a screenshot with the shell tool, then read the file), plus a sidebar page that shows the caller address of this machine, edits the device and trusted-caller lists with labels, and times a real call to each device on demand. Needs the eXe client running on those machines and a caller key from `exe mcp init` on this machine.

Requirement-to-delivery workbench: paste or upload a requirement, and a plan-dispatch-verify loop delivers it with child agents and test evidence.

Project-based task manager: a sidebar panel, ten chat tools, and one-click splitting of an assistant reply into tasks.

Reads local AI session history from 16 AI tools plus Windows recent-file activity, and generates daily or weekly work reports on your machine. Currently Windows x64 only: the plugin ships a bundled Windows sidecar (no Python needed); macOS/Linux are not supported yet.

Text-to-speech service with Doubao TTS 2.0, Alibaba Bailian and OpenAI-compatible providers and a user-chosen voice; the agent speaks through tts_service_say, split into segments with an optional tone each, and other plugins can reuse ctx.ttsService.

Resident multi-connection download engine for DeepSeek Harness: seven rdm_* agent tools plus a sidebar download panel, with resumable, SHA-256-verified and bandwidth-limited transfers that survive a kernel or DSH restart.

Dynamics 365 CE / Dataverse toolkit for DSH: 15 tools for querying metadata and solution layers across environments, snapshots and diffs, field impact analysis, migration risk assessment, GitLab merge-request checks, contract drift, environment health, and review-gated metadata writes.

A panel for editing DeepSeek Harness agent presets. It reads and writes the files inside a preset, switches its prompt injections, documents, skills and tool rows on and off, and installs or uninstalls the preset. Editing is line based, so YAML comments and layout survive. The same package also ships the injector and the doc_update write-back tool that a preset mounts.

Work-data hub for DingTalk and Yunxiao: syncs todos, logs, meeting notes, attendance, schedules, projects, requirements, commits and worklogs into local SQLite, then renders dashboards, a work calendar, project analysis and reports, with workhub_* agent tools over the same data. Requires the DWS CLI installed and logged in (`dws auth login`); the Yunxiao PAT is stored in the macOS Keychain only.

Adds a "Handoff session" item to the session context menu: pick an older session, choose how the new one should read it, and a fresh session is created with the handoff instruction pre-filled in its composer while the old session stays untouched. Three read modes — the AI decides what to read, a six-part summary written into a .md file, or just the last 20 turns. The second tab turns those .md files into a cleanup list grouped by workspace, deletable once the receiving session has run 3 turns or the handoff is 7 days old. All file, record and turn-count operations run in the host process; the browser half only renders and requests. Requires Windows and the DSH desktop app (it uses Electron shell.openPath and explorer.exe/cmd.exe).

One-off btw side questions that inherit the current DSH session, with selectable context ranges and an optional compressed summary you review before sending it into the main session.

Four filter chips on their own row at the foot of the sidebar: running sessions, sessions waiting for your approval, plan review or answer, sessions with something unread (a turn that finished unseen, or newer activity the panel was not opened on), and sessions updated since local midnight. Each chip counts its matches and opens a popover listing them grouped by workspace, where a row opens the session. The row ends with a DeepSeek service status dot (green operational, yellow partial degradation, red open incident, grey when the feed is unreachable) that subscribes to the status Atom feed once a minute with an ETag conditional request and shows the current finding, the last refresh time and the three newest incidents on hover; clicking it opens status.deepseek.com. A separate panel adds an all-sessions chip, a more menu for the last day, three days, week or thirty days, and a manage mode that searches sessions by title or path, multi-selects them, lists the Markdown digests it has written to the session-digests folder of the DSH data directory in a resizable right-hand column that previews them in place or full screen, writes a Markdown digest and only then moves the session directories to the sessions/.trash folder of that directory; the session you have open cannot be selected.

Replaces the signed-in sidebar account name and avatar on this device only, without changing the account or uploading anything.

Registers 12 CatPaw (妙手) models as a DeepSeek Harness provider, with per-model reasoning effort, harness-executed tool calls, and QR-code login. The bundled catpaw-cli is a macOS arm64 binary (other platforms must supply their own copy), and calls use the signed-in CatPaw account quota.