Plugins

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Resilient web search and page extract tools for DeepSeek Harness with a Tavily → Firecrawl → Exa → SearXNG fallback chain and SSRF-safe extract.

Scoped, reversible tool-call ID compatibility plugin for DeepSeek Harness

Motor-design AI assistant plugin: requirement parsing → parameter identification → candidate matrix → Top10 verification. L0 is a millisecond-level broad filter (pure JS, zero solver dependency) that ranks candidates and emits the handoff payload for the L1/L2 precision tools; usable as a local agent preset and Cordis plugin. L1 (RMxprt) and L2 (Motor-CAD) are reserved in this version — the level gate fails fast above l0.

Claude Pro/Max subscription for DeepSeek Harness with official Anthropic OAuth login and automatic token refresh

DSH plugin: audio chimes, cross-session toasts, desktop push, and IM webhooks for turn completion, errors, and approvals.

Sync your DeepSeek Harness (DSH) configuration between machines over a private git or WebDAV channel: settings, plugins, MCP servers, skills, agent presets, workspaces and provider credentials. DSH 配置远程同步插件（私有通道，明文自用）。

Generic idea manager for the DSH Web GUI: Host-authoritative /api/ideas ledger, capture, 4-column kanban (open / under review / archived / declined), optional TaskBoard mirror; mounted without DSH source changes.

GitHub operations for DeepSeek Harness: releases, tags, a guarded generic API pass-through, workflow runs, secrets and sanitized mirror publication.

把多个 WorkBuddy / Trae 账号汇成账号池接入 DeepSeek Harness：自动切换、限流熔断退避、凭证安全落盘

Maintained fork of dsh-approval-gate. A neutral operation whose confirmation count has reached the threshold auto-approves when the judge is unavailable, instead of prompting a human again; approver-facing explanations are generated in Chinese from the real sandbox mode, command and paths. Also carries deterministic hard-deny for credential exfiltration and system-path destruction, judge-input redaction, a judge model candidate chain, fingerprint-scoped allow rules, and an approval view with unified diff and one-click revert.

Wire-level LLM inspector: captures the raw HTTP request and response bodies of model provider calls and attributes each capture to the session that caused it through the llm/stream waterfall. The request pane renders the body as a collapsible tree with per-node sizes — one measured request was 98.6% a single 973-entry array — and the response pane reassembles the OpenAI-style SSE chunk stream into reasoning, content, tool calls and usage. Shown in a Conversation View tab and a loopback viewer page.

Speaks a short status line when DSH changes state — turn done, turn error, job done, job failed, goal complete, goal blocked, an approval waiting, or the agent needs your answer — using eight pre-recorded clips in Chinese (default) and English. The audio is played by the host process through ffplay, or through the Windows PowerShell player that ships with the OS, so it does not depend on a Web Audio tab. Windows only.

Webhook notifications for dsh sessions: a POST when an approval is requested or a turn ends, to ntfy, Bark, a Slack/DingTalk/WeCom bot URL, or any HTTPS endpoint.

Structured git tools for DeepSeek Harness agents: status, diff, log, branch, commit and stash. Output is pinned with ten `git -c` overrides so a user pager, colour or quotepath setting cannot reshape what the agent reads; every invocation is an argv array, so no shell ever parses an argument; and the mutating actions go through the harness approval service, refusing rather than proceeding when no approval service is mounted.

Discovers workspace Markdown commands, skills and path-scoped rules from .dsh and .agents directories.

Adds file-backed Chinese web-fiction planning, chapter writing, consistency review, rollback, and style-profile skills.

Ponytail lazy-senior-dev ruleset for DeepSeek Harness: a 7-rung minimal-code ladder (YAGNI, reuse, stdlib, native, installed deps, one line, minimum), six skills (main rules, over-engineering review, repo audit, debt ledger, gain scoreboard, help), a /ponytail session command for lite/full/ultra/off levels, and optional always-on ruleset injection via config. Vendored verbatim from upstream ponytail (MIT), zero tools registered, clean uninstall.

Runs DSH's stock bash tool on Git Bash for Windows, so commands go straight to bash -c instead of being re-parsed by the pwsh tool.

Multi-instance ComfyUI orchestration: probes every configured ComfyUI endpoint for its GPU, free VRAM and queue depth, then dispatches a generation job to the idlest eligible instance. Ships three tools (comfyui_farm_status, comfyui_farm_pick, comfyui_farm_run). An instance is eligible only if it is reachable, has at least the requested free VRAM, and its queue is no deeper than the configured ceiling; eligible instances are ranked by free VRAM minus queue depth times a weight, so an idle shallow queue wins over a busy large one. Zero runtime dependencies. Optional retry on probe failure, because a single timeout across an SSH tunnel is not proof that an instance is down.

Long-term memory for DeepSeek Harness, read-only as of 0.1.0: a scribe_recall tool that reads a plain-markdown memory room, path rules that refuse directory traversal, Unicode smuggling and NTFS alternate data streams, and a bounded index whose truncation is always reported rather than silent.

Gives the agent four session tools: start a new session, send a message into another one, list sessions with their state, and wait for another session's turn to finish so its answer can be read back.

Native-feeling session manager: bulk archive/restore/hard-delete, two-stage force-stop with auto-resume, and instant copy-workspace-path.

Workspace checkpoints per tool call: records every file mutation inside the workspace (excluding .git and node_modules by default), including changes made by shell commands rather than by write/edit, and stores the previous content of each changed path in a content-addressed store kept outside the workspace. Restores have two modes — undo one record, or return to a point in time — with a line-level diff preview, a dry run by default, and a rescue record written before every restore so the restore itself can be undone.