Développement et outils de plugins

Aborts startup when another live dsh instance holds the same DSH_HOME data directory, preventing the concurrent session-log writes that corrupt transcripts.

S3-compatible backend for the spill seam: oversized tool output goes to object storage (S3, MinIO, R2) with hashed session prefixes and unguessable keys, instead of the agent's local disk.

Reloads an upgraded plugin inside the running dsh process instead of restarting it, and rolls back to the old version when a reload fails.

Minimal-anchored agent preset: request #1 keeps the real bash + str_replace_editor pair with auto-injected context stripped, then promotion unlocks the full Standard catalog and posts a one-shot background-jobs notice against sleep-polling habits.

Configurable per-turn budgets for supported file mutations, limiting distinct files, mutation calls, and UTF-8 payload bytes before tool execution.

Runs isolated install-and-smoke test drives for DSH plugins in throwaway profiles, returning structured pass/fail records and batch matrices without touching your real profile.

Exports the session event stream to OpenTelemetry OTLP and Langfuse as sanitized, buffered traces and metrics, off by default.

Close and restart controls for DeepSeek Harness Desktop and Web on Windows, in Settings → General.

One-command bundle of the three AgentFrame plugins: memory-director, compaction, and aura-scheduler together.

Reuses hooks declared in Claude Code, Codex and opencode configs on dsh, executing shell, webhook, oracle and proxy handlers with zero runtime dependencies.

Evidence-backed Skill self-evolution for DeepSeek Harness: redacted trajectory learning, quarantined proposals, arena validation, canary monitoring, automatic rollback.

Update checker (npm edition): a settings page comparing local and latest versions of @deepseek-ai/dsh and every installed plugin, with a red-dot nav reminder and ready-made update commands.

Update copilot for DeepSeek Harness: one scan covers the dsh core, official bundles, and every profile plugin; explains what changed and how risky each update is, then updates only what you confirm.

A dockable IDE workbench for the DSH web UI: a GPU-accelerated terminal (restty renderer over a Rust PTY), a CodeMirror editor, a file explorer, notes, a sandboxed browser, and ripgrep content search.

RLM mode for dsh: recursive sub-agents via a unified rlm() function — spawn, await, and chain child agents as first-class Python calls. Adds a persistent IPython kernel with tools.* bindings and context-as-variable.

System proxy detection (scutil/env/PAC) with a status tool and a proxy_export bash snippet tool.

Verifies that Cordis-managed runtime resources return to baseline after isolated plugin teardown, with deterministic cleanup receipts.

Manage development projects from the DSH web UI in a draggable floating window: add/remove, one-click start/stop/restart, hot-reload restart on file changes, and real-time persistent logs.

On Windows, the available bash tool is limited to Git Bash and PowerShell is disabled.

Ecosystem trend dashboard (行情面板): snapshot the dsh-plugin topic and the awesome list into local history, then report weekly trends — new plugins, star gainers, category heat, awesome coverage — plus a keyword radar for new plugins and star surges.

Verification toolkit for DSH agents: evidence-based claim checking against workspace files with line citations, config validation (JSON/YAML), and read-only URL/npm/GitHub submission-readiness probes.

Un filet de sécurité sans intervention : les répertoires que l'agent supprime vont d'abord dans un dossier corbeille, et les liens symboliques ne sont jamais suivis, sans aucune approbation nécessaire.

Un kit de sécurité pour le développement : instantanés de configuration glissants, retour en arrière automatique en cas d'échec de plugin, sauvetage en cas d'échec de démarrage, et un panneau de gestion intégré aux réglages.

Explore le dépôt deepseek-harness et chaque dépôt étiqueté dsh-plugin pour découvrir des harnesses en rapport avec votre objectif, puis juge chacun comme à essayer, à surveiller, ou à ignorer.