Plugins

Puts a working delete-session row back into the Codex UI sidebar by providing the remote.workspaceRegistry.deleteSession service that @michengai/dsh-codex-ui checks for, unhides the per-session ... button its stylesheet hides, and permanently removes the session log, workspace records and projection cache, with subagent and forked conversations selectable in a family-tree dialog. Delete engine adapted from Lzcdebear/better-dsh-session-deletetool (MIT); both can be installed together (distinct route prefix).

Adds a Delete Session row to every sidebar session '...' menu (the official harness has archive/pin/rename/fork only, no durable delete). One-click Force delete ejects the session from the host live catalog, stops its background work, then removes the durable log, projection cache and registry bookkeeping - no ghost rows on any connected desktop web UI. Workspace files the session created are kept; conversation logs are permanently deleted. Third-party cloud mirrors (e.g. phone apps via Agents Anywhere) hold their own copies. Bilingual zh/en UI, trust-fenced local route. Requires DSH >=0.2.1-rc.1.

Automatically archives idle DSH conversations after a configurable number of days and clears the projection cache of archived sessions, without deleting transcripts or attachments.

Settings card that lists sessions whose history references attachment objects missing from the local attachment store, then backs the log up and replaces those dangling references with text placeholders so the session can send again. The repair script needs Node 22.15 or newer, and the card has been exercised on Windows only.

Export current or historical DSH conversations, including selected turns, to TXT, Markdown and searchable PDF through a Windows native save dialog.

MIT adaptation of H1a3x's prompt-template manager with native ConfigForms, revision-checked saves, global/workspace selection and verified Windows Desktop RC3 compatibility. Cannot be installed alongside the upstream H1a3x/dsh-prompt-inject.

United Nations theme for the DSH Web GUI: UN blue over paper white, the official emblem, a slow rotation of credited UN peacekeeping photographs behind the conversation, Charter and UN-facts ribbons, and a 7,030-language picker (127 languages with a complete skin translation) that leaves every existing control untouched. Browser-side only; installers for Linux, macOS and Windows.

Claude-style dark and light skin for the DeepSeek panel of dsh-webchat: warm neutral palette, terracotta accents and Claude brand marks, applied as injected CSS with no guest DOM edits and no network requests.

Web search insights for the agent: it keeps a local log of what was looked up and which pages came back, and counts searches, returned pages, citations and pages opened per turn and across the session, with the numbers shown in a small entry under the answer and a right-sidebar panel.

Holds every final answer before delivery, has one independent minimal-context model call re-derive and check it, and releases only the verified text; the draft is never shown. Reviewed answers cost one extra model request and appear a few seconds later.

Puts one collapsible row above the sidebar panel icons. Click it to hide the icons, click again to show them. The choice is remembered in the browser. Because folding is done in CSS, icons from plugins you install later are folded too. It does not depend on any other plugin.

Opens a temporary side conversation in the right Sidebar that reuses the host conversation UI, so answers render with the same markdown, tool steps, timing and token usage as the main thread. The side chat runs on its own memory-only session: the parent snapshot is supplied as reference context, and nothing is written to the session log.

Adds one 28x28 icon button per dsh-im channel that holds an account to the official Workspaces header row. Pressing one puts the sidebar into that channel's view, drawing only its conversations and hiding every other row; pressing it again drops back to the official list. Buttons appear only for channels with a connected account.

Splash and exit animations for DeepSeek Harness. Five hand-drawn styles (whale light-sweep, pulse, stardust, typewriter, radar rings) — or drop in your own video / GIF. A settings panel controls speed, particle count, accent colour, wording, mute and fit. The exit animation needs the bundled one-time desktop-shell patch (node tools/patch-asar.mjs --apply, reversible); without it closing only hides the window.

Composer history that restores the whole input state: composer contents, image and file attachments, @ references and slash commands, plus the model, thinking effort, permission and agent preset used.

Adds a conversation view that maps which skills, MCP tools and subagents a session actually used, with an attribution tree, a call table and an unused inventory.

DeepSeek Harness UI polish: one Markdown style across every renderer, select-text annotations with numbered pins, a sidebar that drags down to 214px and remembers its width, a first launch that fills the screen, sidebar panel and plugin icons collected into one top row of five, and a colour-cycling marker for running sessions.

Select completed assistant text, add comments, and send compact annotation labels with source navigation in official DSH 0.2.1-rc.2 Web; no host patches required.

A floating Bot / ADE switch for the DSH web UI. One click moves between ds-bot's Bot surface and the classic DSH Agent surface, while ds-bot keeps running with its data untouched.

Merges AprilCrystal/dsh-client-ui-gpt-helper and zszz3/dsh-model-provider-prefix — two composer model-seat plugins that cannot be installed together — into one control: a Provider / Model trigger opening a two-column card where hovering the provider column swaps the models without moving the card, a separate reasoning-effort trigger with a particle slider, and a search that spans every provider while the card keeps its size.

Adds a Download PNG button next to the assistant message copy button in the DSH Web UI.

Sidebar chip showing the current DeepSeek price period (peak or off-peak), the selected model's price per million tokens for cache hits, cache misses and output, the account balance and today's spend.

Manage skins, themes, backgrounds, and widgets in separate layers and save appearance presets for DeepSeek Harness.

Adds an optional note field under each selected option in the DSH Web UI ask_user_question popup; submitted notes travel to the model in the answer's custom field.