Plugins

Keep conclusions alive across context compaction: the model writes a task checkpoint and the plugin re-injects it into the system prompt's first node — the span compaction never touches, so it survives any number of compactions. Four-tier injection (0/95/175/≤12000 chars) scales with session relatedness; checkpoints live in the plugin's own folder, never in your workspace.

Keeps a turn from closing on an unfinished reply: a stream guard turns silent truncation into an in-step retry, and a completion protocol asks the model to declare how each turn ended.

Copy a user message together with its images and files, then paste it into any session: the text lands in the composer and each attachment is rebuilt through the official createDrafts/addAttachments path, so it uploads and sends like a normal draft.

Lists resumable Codex chats under the DSH composer, grouped by the concrete project each one belongs to, and inserts a mechanically extracted recovery context into the draft without sending it. Project ownership is resolved from the Codex project registry with path-boundary matching and labelled by how reliable it is: recorded session ownership, registered directory, unreadable metadata, or a directory registered under several projects (left unknown rather than guessed). Also reports when the stored autosave is behind the log tail, which usually means the turn ended without a stop. The chat list requires python3 >=3.8 on PATH; Windows is not supported yet, and without python3 the list stays silently empty.

A self-hosted digital-life companion for DSH. Three slow-moving hormones (dopamine, cortisol, serotonin) set its mood and tone, a memory layer turns chats into events and facts with version chains and a forgetting curve, and it writes, hot-loads and unloads its own organs (tools) when a capability is missing. It handles text, images, stickers, voice notes with text to speech and speech recognition, and file uploads; the web space holds diary posts and guestbook comments, and it starts conversations on its own schedule. The built-in web server listens on 0.0.0.0:2332 by default, so create the owner account before exposing the port.

An Auto toggle next to the model selector that schedules reasoning_effort per request: complexity is scored by a MiniMax/OpenAI-compatible model with a zero-dependency heuristic fallback (fallbacks not cached), effort ladders adapt to each model real effort list (low/high/max, low/high/highx/max/ultra, ...), heavy tool calls upgrade the tier within the same session, the lit button and reply badges show the effort actually used, and every decision plus observed token usage lands in a JSONL ledger. A standalone-button fork of imkingjh999/dsh-adaptive-effort; do not install it and the original in the same profile.

Switch OpenAI models between Codex-style Responses WebSocket transport and SSE from the composer, inheriting DSH provider settings with an optional priority-tier toggle.

Registers two LLM account pools as model providers: TeleAgent (China Telecom TeleAI; paste a token once) with a daily 09:00 UTC+8 full-pool check-in — currently check-in, balances and model listing only, since its chat is blocked by the client signing key — and AutoClaw (Zhipu desktop, Windows), whose tokens are decrypted from the local DPAPI-protected credential store and whose chat streams through the desktop bridge. Both pools report credit balances and model catalogs; quota-triggered failover across local desktop instances is automatic, while switching the AutoClaw account is an opt-in setting (off by default). Panels ship in settings and the left sidebar.

Chat wallpaper for the DSH desktop UI: paint one image from a local folder across the app, tune the left sidebar, main window and right sidebar scrims separately, rotate through a group with fade effects, and add a bar under the composer, a task progress bar and an all-session token total.

Shows where every session's tokens go: lifetime totals, cache hit rate, peak/off-peak cost, a calendar heatmap, a trend chart, per-model and per-workspace breakdowns, and a session tree revealing subagent sessions, with CSV/JSON export. Also ships context clear/compact actions and a prompt optimization button.

Composer token pill for the current session: total tokens plus uncached input, cache read, cache write and output, with the cache-hit share. A pure client consumer of the session tokenUsage projection — no host service, no file access, no network requests.

Fold the sidebar plugin-panel list to three entries, drag them to reorder, and keep every other panel one click away in a More menu — order and pins persist in localStorage.

Compact macOS strip above the composer showing CPU, GPU, RAM, swap, memory pressure and local Ollama model ON/OFF status. Tested on Harness 0.2.1-rc.5.

Edge glow for DeepSeek Harness: blue while it drives your mouse and keyboard, amber while it asks a question, red while it waits for approval, plus a top banner naming the current action. Desktop only: the overlay is a separate Electron process (auto-detected from the DSH desktop app or dsh-pet; override with DSH_ELECTRON_PATH) and stays dark without one.

Two round buttons at the foot of the DSH desktop sidebar on Windows: restart the app without a console window ever flashing on screen, and open the DeepSeek top-up page in your browser. The restart path launches the helper through WMI and wscript so the new process never inherits a console; it verifies the executable path before killing anything and preserves the original command line. Windows 10/11 only (the package declares os: win32).

Draws every question and answer in the DSH Web conversation blurred until the pointer rests on that row, and locks the mask to always-blurred while the window is unfocused; one control below the composer switches between off, hover to reveal, and always blurred, remembered per browser.

Right-click menu and drag support for the Files sidebar on Windows - copy absolute or workspace-relative paths, create files and folders, rename, move entries to the Recycle Bin, and drop a row into the composer to insert an @ reference.

Shows which provider the composer's currently selected model belongs to, and stays silent for providers another plugin already presents.

Adds a shared Sup composer switch on Windows to start or gracefully stop a separate Super-agent process and release its memory. Requires a working DSH NEXT install with Node 24+, the standalone DSH CLI and an already-configured independent Super-agent profile (verified on DSH 0.2.1-rc.4/rc.5); the bundled bridge.js must also be registered in the Super-agent profile — installing the desktop package alone does not complete setup.

Composer button that rewrites the current draft with four style presets, selection-only rewriting, a keyboard shortcut and instant undo; no settings page.

Beads issue-graph panel in the left sidebar of the Web GUI: filter ready, in-progress, open, and all beads, read a bead's description, notes, dependencies, and comments, and create, claim, or close beads through the bd CLI. Requires the bd CLI on PATH and a workspace with a Beads database.

Cross-project session grouping for the DSH sidebar: define named sections, assign sessions from any project into them, then collapse, rename, archive or move a whole project in one action; a toggle in the Sections panel swaps the host session browser for the section tree and restores it on demand, and each row flags live work or a completion you have not looked at yet.

A kanban board in the dsh sidebar. Every project gets its own section with four fixed columns (todo, in progress, feedback, done); add, rename, recolor, reorder and delete projects and tasks, advance a task with one click, reorder by drag and drop or with the card menu, undo a deletion, and collapse a project. Colors, radii and shadows come from the dsh theme, so it follows light and dark, and the layout reflows from four columns to two to one.

DailyBoard — a daily work task board for the DSH Web GUI with a one-month calendar of colored timeline bars and day tasks, a daily checklist, a seven-day week view with completion checkboxes and drag-to-reschedule, a draggable 24-hour day timeline, ordered per-day subtasks, weekly and every-N-days recurring tasks with per-occurrence result records, a long-term progress view opened from the calendar header, per-day completion for long-term tasks, tasks that can be marked “For others” by choosing one of the added recipients (shown as note + email), a collapsible daily email reminder that can be pushed to WeChat and can remind other people such as partners or relatives (each extra recipient has an email, a note and its own send time), and AI task extraction from natural language with smart date parsing: a single date such as “today” becomes a day task, “this week/month” starts from today unless the text says the work already happened, and pressing Enter in the input box extracts immediately.