Plugins

Puts a domain bar under the session header — a domain groups skills and tools and toggles as one block, so one click loads or unloads every member. Hovering a chip lists its members (skills, then tools) in a height-capped panel that scrolls. The right end of the bar is a compaction-threshold counter (− 5 +, 100k tokens per step) that rewrites the live compaction engine policies, so the compaction trigger line changes on the next turn without restarting dsh; a degraded fallback turns the number amber and is reported in the snapshot. Settings maintains domains and members with search, skill/tool tabs, all/selected/unselected filters and a copyable AI grouping prompt. Tool removal uses tools.restrict plus a guard; hiding a skill re-registers it with modelInvocable false, so it leaves the model catalog while /name still works. Sessions of another preset are left untouched.

Adds "Delete conversation" (zh/en) to the sidebar conversation menu. Confirming removes the durable session log under <DSH_HOME>/sessions, drops the id from the workspace registry (sessionIds, pin, archive), detaches a live session before its files go away, and emits api-session/removed so every connected client drops the row.

Arknights-style procedural opening film and silent looping chat backdrop for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI: Canvas-drawn visuals, synthesized WebAudio sound, click-anywhere skip, cross-dissolve into the interface, live-adjustable opacity; zero dependencies and no media files. By default the film (about 12 seconds, with sound) plays on every page load; a setting turns it off.

Turn the seam between the sidebar panel list and the workspace list into a divider you can drag, snapping one row at a time, with the panel list scrolling when squeezed.

Codex-style compact sidebar for DSH: one top row holds the logo, an inline session search and the menu button; the plugin, market and automation entries fold into a popover where a + pins them back into the sidebar; pinned sessions get a collapsible section that survives collapsed projects. Client-side only, no dependencies.

Visualizes Finesse 3 KatScript in the conversation and adds a drag-and-drop optical bench designer that generates the Finesse model. It scans every user and assistant message for KatScript or a Finesse Python cell and renders them in the background with the first Python interpreter that can import finesse (Finesse 3, NumPy and Matplotlib required; interpreter overridable with FINESSE_VIZ_PYTHON), keeping the code and figures under ~/.dsh/finesse-vis.

Sidebar workspace tree: create nested sub-workspaces at any level, start a session on any level, and pin a session to the top of its nearest folder.

Composer for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI: bracket and quote pairing, wrap-on-selection, closer skipping, empty-pair backspace, and a completion popup over draft words, language tables, workspace files and model ids. Full-width brackets typed through a Ch

Toggleable Side Memo notes panel for DeepSeek Harness: labels/tags, resizable inline images, favorites pinned to the top, quick copy, drag a memo into the chat box to paste it, save a conversation or a single prompt as a memo, right-click memo actions, an

Declare local executables, scripts, bash and PowerShell commands as Agent tools with exact argv mapping, hot reload and a settings page.

A desktop pet for DeepSeek Harness: an always-on-top character and a roster panel that show what the watched conversations are doing, with seven animations, Workspace grouping, subagents drawn under their parent, and one click to open a session. Ships Windows, macOS (Intel and Apple silicon) and Linux window binaries in the package, so installing runs no install scripts and needs no build step.

Cat desktop pet for DeepSeek Harness (dsh-coke): click it for one of 7 catchphrases with a springy bounce, right-click for chat (answers via your current model, optional sticker), singing with a microphone, a random 'form' card, green-screen outfit swapping, or shooting it; balance query at its feet (needs a DeepSeek API key); auto-starts with DSH. If no Electron runtime is found it first downloads about 100 MB into ~/.dsh/electron (in-page mode works meanwhile).

IPv6 remote-access gateway for DSH: PIN-protected HTTPS reverse proxy with a Let's Encrypt certificate (DNS-01 via DuckDNS), QR scan-to-connect and a settings page, no relay in the data path. Needs a public IPv6 address (detected on Windows and Linux only, not macOS), a free DuckDNS subdomain and token, and inbound ports 8787/8788 open on the router; the AAAA record is only auto-updated when the plugin config sets ddns or tls.

Cold-start boot animation for DeepSeek Harness, with an unlock gate in front of the workspace: PIN, Windows Hello or an authenticator code, all local.

Public-username checks over a pinned 481-site Sherlock manifest; six states, random negative-sample verification for claimed results, default core 41, all capped at 120, NSFW off by default.

Replaces identity numbers, phone numbers, bank cards, emails, addresses, customer names and secrets with numbered placeholders before a model request leaves the machine, restores the response, and keeps an encrypted local mapping plus a hash-chained audit log exportable as CSV.

Toolbox panel for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI: a right-side drawer (full screen on phones) with connection information (Wi-Fi details and gateway ping need a Windows host), one-click diagnostics, a speed test with server-side timing, a quality monitor, history and auto patrol; the host registers the /api/toolbox routes.

Two-way bridge to a Server酱³ Bot (not SendKey push): messages sent in the app drive a DSH session, question and approval cards can be answered from the phone or the web, and agent plus scheduled output is pushed back to the chat. Pairing is trust-on-first-use: while the allow list (allowChatIds) is empty, the first chat that messages the bot is trusted, so set allowChatIds to pin it to your own chat.

AI-assisted research workbench with editable step workflows, on-demand skill binding, a live execution graph and in-project document review (needs a local Python with python-docx, python-pptx, openpyxl and PyMuPDF), while keeping existing projects on their original configurations. Requires DSH 0.2.2 or later.

DeepSeek Harness port of the Impeccable frontend-design skill: 24 design playbooks covering shaping, critique, audit, polish, layout, typography, motion, accessibility and design-system documentation, driven by the reference files shipped in the skill plus PRODUCT.md / DESIGN.md in the project instead of a downloaded engine binary. Registers the impeccable skill; reads project files and writes design artifacts under .impeccable/. The binary-only features (live browser bridge, pixel measurement, font matching) fall back to static variants, screenshots and explicitly declared manual estimates. Ported from pbakaus/impeccable (Apache-2.0).

A document generation plugin for DeepSeek Harness: JSON is the core output, structurally managing document content; unifies parameter definition and inheritance, material extraction, validation checking, and scoring across document generation, keeping output on-target, fast, and token-efficient; ships a built-in COSMIC scenario pack as a worked example plus a built-in guide for authoring new scenario packs.

Grabs a live frame from the local webcam and hands it to the agent as an image, so the model can actually look through the camera without opening any app or keeping a window in front. A dim room no longer comes back black — brightness, gamma, contrast, sharpen and an auto-level pass run inside the capture itself. ffmpeg is fetched automatically on first use, and the same plugin lists the available capture devices.

A configuration-only DSH bundle that connects the MCP server shipped with Scrapling to DeepSeek Harness over stdio, exposing its HTTP fetch and stealth-browser scraping tools for page extraction, browser actions, screenshots and network inspection. Requires Python 3.10+ with scrapling\[ai] (scrapling-mcp on PATH) and a Chromium-compatible browser (scrapling install).

Computer-use for DSH on Windows: a session-scoped toggle in the composer that registers nine tools for screenshots, mouse clicks and drags, keyboard typing and shortcuts, window switching, UI Automation element lookup, window-to-account mapping, a batch prompt queue and download collection. Desktop automation input is native Win32 SendInput and defaults to human-like pacing - bezier cursor paths with overshoot correction, real VK keystrokes, log-normal typing with occasional typo corrections and a pause before each click - with realistic, fast and custom (0.2-8x) speed presets. Windows only. Off by default and switched on per session by the user; screenshots are sent to the model, and clicks on send/pay/delete-like controls are refused unless confirmed.