Plugins

Remote-control DeepSeek Harness from a HarmonyOS phone: list, switch and create sessions; send prompts (the phone follows the host's busy-enter behaviour, queue or steer); stream assistant text, reasoning and tool steps; answer approval requests and questions; view session images as inline thumbnails with on-demand full-size fetch; switch model and reasoning effort; cancel running tasks; receive push notifications. Traffic is end-to-end encrypted (AES-256-GCM with HKDF-SHA256 key derivation) and travels through a dumb-pipe relay that only sees ciphertext; v1.1.3 adds a session-epoch anti-replay handshake and optional native TLS for the relay. The relay can be hosted on the local machine (managed by the plugin) or on a VPS; the phone app and the plugin ship in one repository. 5 Remote methods.

Work on any machine in your ssh config as if it were local: persistent connections, native file editing, search, exec and terminals, with nothing installed on the remote host.

Permission guard for DSH: four scopes with read/write/execute bits in the native permission menu, plus an optional Jev semantic classifier for bash commands.

Message hub for DeepSeek Harness. Collectors for system health, weather, IMAP mail and market events feed configurable severity rules (critical wakes you, warn batches, info is only logged), and the surviving events are handed to the agent. Collectors run in-process, so nothing dies silently in a stray daemon. The weather collector is on by default and sends your IP to ip-api.com over plain HTTP unless a city is configured.

Built on dsh-better-sidebar: the repository graph is a tab inside that sidebar, and this plugin still loads without it - install dsh-better-sidebar to see the tab. Forked from @linxin666/dsh-client-ui-git-graph 0.4.8, which linxin666 develops in zhu1090093659/dsh-web. Both halves own the /git route prefix, so this plugin and the upstream one cannot be installed at the same time - pick one. It discovers the Git repositories up to three levels below the workspace directory (at most 200, skipping node_modules, dist, build, out, coverage, target, vendor and dot-directories), lists them as a tree with branch, head, dirty-file and conflict counts, and draws the selected repository commit graph as an SVG lane canvas with curved cross-lane edges, merge diamonds, ref badges, row zoom and a pinned commit card. The tab writes to the repository: the Initialize Git repository button runs git init, and the conventions picker writes a GIT_CONVENTIONS.md document into the repository (or a workspace-wide .dsh/GIT_CONVENTIONS.md that nested repositories inherit) from six frameworks - Conventional Commits, GitHub Flow, Git Flow, Trunk-based, Conventional Branch, GitLab Flow. The host injects that document into the system prompt before every model step and flags the last 20 commit messages that break the rules the document states - subject length, type prefix, Chinese, English or mixed language, lowercase, trailing period and imperative mood, plus an optional AI attribution policy (ai: required / optional / forbidden) that reads the message trailers, so Assisted-by and Co-authored-by count as attribution while ai: forbidden only rejects AI-specific trailers. When the workspace document, the document of the checked repository and the documents of its parent directories disagree, the panel and the injected prompt both name every disagreement and the agent is told to ask before changing anything; one click then merges them into the workspace .dsh/GIT_CONVENTIONS.md, keeps the union of the machine-checkable rules, leaves a timestamped .bak copy of every rewritten file and replaces the absorbed repository documents with pointers to the workspace one. With the agentTool option enabled the host also registers a git_conventions tool, so a model step can run the same check and stage the same merge. The same graph can also open as a page in the main area of the conversation, opt-in and closable from the tab, beside the views the host ships. The composer branch chip, interactive graph dialog and worktree manager of the upstream plugin are carried over unchanged.

Novel writing panel for the DSH sidebar that binds a local manuscript folder, imports Agent Skills as analysis lenses, and scans platform rankings into story-structure outlines.

Keeps a task tree with per-step status and serves it over HTTP/SSE, so a Windows node graph can be reviewed step by step. The tarball ships the host and web halves; the Windows node-graph companion is built from source.

Adds two audit tools and four skills for Chinese medium-to-long texts (fiction among them) and document review — seven-dimension AI-flavor scoring with line-numbered blocking findings, plus file-backed continuity state for long manuscripts. Do not install with the older dsh-deai-audit from the same author, which registers the same tool names.

Router and artifact gate for DeepSeek Harness: a per-turn skill router that ranks the live catalog, plus a write gate enforcing read-before-write, dedupe and a four-line audit on every file write.

Lists the skills in the shared skills directory with their source and version, installs and updates them from a GitHub repo, removes them to a recycle bin kept for 7 days, and controls which agents can see each skill and whether the model may invoke it.

Translates PDFs with BabelDOC through an OpenAI-compatible endpoint while keeping the original layout, and returns both a bilingual and a translated-only PDF. Requires a one-time runtime setup and an OpenAI-compatible API key.

Mobile-viewport preview tab for the right sidebar, with nine preset sizes covering phones, tablets and a laptop plus a custom width/height, one-click URL copy, and the page URL inserted into the composer through an @ button or the /url command.

Local non-generative decision layer: phocinae_ask and phocinae_gate return typed verdicts with calibrated confidence from a small decision model, with fail-closed escalation. Needs a local phocinae-server (pip install phocinae-server) with the Phocinae-Largha-150M-v1 model on loopback port 8155.

Drive DeckCraft from the agent: create slides, apply layouts and themes, add shapes, pictures, tables and charts, then save a .pptx or export a PDF. Exposes DeckCraft's command ids and its MCP server. Requires the matching ArtCraft app CLI installed locally; it is not bundled.

Reads your past DSH conversations and surfaces recurring prompt gaps — missing paths or versions, an unstated output format, missing preconditions that break tool calls — each with a paste-ready rewrite. Adds a one-click rewrite next to the composer that applies those constraints to the draft in a shorter form.

NURBS BRep solid modeling studio with natural-language input, live 3D viewport (measure/wireframe/fit), STEP export, and agent tools driving NVIDIA usd-brep through a managed CPython venv. Needs CPython 3.12; usd-brep wheels cover 64-bit Windows and Linux only.

Task timing for DSH agents: a task_clock tool that measures elapsed time on the host monotonic clock, resumes across DSH or system restarts with the gap estimated, and returns unknown rather than inventing a number; it does not touch presets.

Browses Bilibili on your behalf and actually takes part: search videos, like, coin, send danmaku, post comments, reply to other people, and keep replying when someone answers back. Reads the video's Bilibili AI subtitle (or transcribes the audio locally when there is none) so its comments talk about what the video really says, and it reads that same content before choosing whom to reply to. Instead of copying other people's sentences, it distills rules about how to sound like a person and gets less AI-ish the more it runs. Skips videos it already browsed, de-duplicates replies per thread, and after too many rounds with the same person in one comment section it reviews whether the exchange has any substance -- if it looks like two bots complimenting each other, it says one last line and stops replying to that person there. Checks whether each comment is genuinely public or only visible to your own account, can scan any time window (last hour / day / 3 days / all) and lists the ones others cannot see, warning you on the overview when replies got folded. Six-tab settings panel where every change takes effect immediately with no restart, a manual run that queues behind the background listener instead of being refused, and an environment self-check that tells you exactly what to install. Requires Python 3 for the Bilibili actions; the built-in check lists any missing packages.

Partitioned long-term memory for agents, with folders as memory zones, a one-line index first, and a forgetting curve.

Per-conversation system prompt, turn-based context folding, sampling overrides and a low-token pure chat mode for DeepSeek Harness.

Session Manager for DSH (formerly Session Steward): one console over active and archived sessions — grouped by workspace, domain and title filters, favorites, and batch archive / unarchive / purge archived files (destructive steps ask twice) — plus a four-gate health checkup (log integrity, projection cache, lossless JSON, cold read) that ends in a reversible, backup-first prescription. Search and indexing live in dsh-search-index; this plugin builds no index and never rewrites session logs.

A deep-sea dive startup splash for DeepSeek Harness: a depth gauge with a submersible probe, a character reveal video that then loops, and a seafloor with coral, bubbles and slow drifting particles. The depth reached decides which sea creatures appear.

A liquid-glass skin built on your current desktop wallpaper: the wallpaper is blurred and veiled into the window canvas, panels stay translucent, and every surface that carries text (composer, code blocks, preview pane, menus) gets its own frost level so nothing is washed out. Apple-style liquid-glass controls. On Windows the canvas reads the current wallpaper from APPDATA; other platforms fall back to a painted gradient.

Counts the subagent sessions a conversation spawned and shows their token usage and CNY cost in the composer dock, grouped by parent turn.