Plugins

QQ 2007-inspired DSH Web skin: 72 native theme tokens, scoped three-pane chrome, original offline art and pixel buddy, an optional synthesized send chime, responsive/accessibility fallbacks, and reversible Settings switches.

Theme studio for the DSH Web GUI: five built-in presets plus fully customizable light/dark palettes (accent, background, foreground, UI and code fonts, translucent sidebar, contrast), hot-swapped instantly and persisted in localStorage.

Customizable brand area for the Web UI: replace the whale logo and DeepSeek wordmark with local images, and edit the HARNESS badge text (double-click to change, right-click to reset).

Community search, similarity analysis, and install/dedupe/build-it-yourself decisions for the dsh-plugin ecosystem.

Bottom-right quota capsule that auto-discovers every configured provider (DeepSeek, OpenRouter, SiliconFlow, GLM, one-api/new-api, coding plans) and shows balance or rolling 5-hour and weekly usage, with per-provider visibility, alert thresholds and proxy support.

Draggable transparent balance card with a blood-bar of remaining balance vs month-opening, today/month spend (official when the platform token is configured), and session cost.

Permanent composer-dock balance card: real-time DeepSeek API account balance with 5-minute auto-refresh, a manual refresh button, and low-balance color warnings.

OpenCode Go balance pill at the right end of the composer tool row: rolling/weekly/monthly quota remaining straight from the Zen usage endpoint, with hover detail and warn/danger coloring.

Adds a Desktop card to the settings page that detects the DeepSeek Harness Desktop app and launches it with one click.

Configurable DSH usage statistics: a sidebar text/card widget plus a detail dialog with per-provider and per-model breakdowns, cache-hit rates, token trends, and latency details (TTFT and duration).

Load Wallpaper Engine .mpkg files as the DSH web background: embedded video, time-of-day switching, unified frosted blur, local wallpaper library & rotation.

Client-side writing panel for the Web UI: project volumes and stats, corpus library, full-text search, evolution version-chain diffs, and an SVG thread graph, shown only in writing-preset sessions.

Wallpaper Engine local library, background layer, native Scene panel, and desktop-mode controls for the DSH desktop shell.

Codex-style tool call folding, collapsing multiple tool calls into a single line.

Drag & drop or click to attach any non-image file (PDF/Word/Excel/ZIP/text) into the composer: in the desktop shell it resolves the real Finder path instantly; otherwise it uploads to the workspace and inserts the path.

Context-aware next-message suggestions in the DSH composer, with repeated Trigger cycling and explicit user review before sending.

System status floating widget: live CPU/memory/disk usage in the bottom-right corner of the DSH Web UI with threshold colour warnings.

One-click enter/exit Plan mode for the DSH web input bar, a quick-click shortcut for /plan.

Runs open-mcp-apps inside DSH: every MCP app gets its own sidebar container with a separate workspace, session, and App mode, an agent status strip under the app, and inline app rendering in ordinary chats.

Préréglage + pack de skills RigorQuant : recherche multi-agents sans surveillance et cloisonnée pour les mathématiques empiriques et computationnelles (économie, finance, portefeuille), avec une batterie de vérifications en quatre parties avant implémentation et une voie d'escalade jacobienne/Lean.

Panneau de progression de téléchargement : téléchargeur d'URL, suivi des transferts shell/SSH de l'agent et surveillance en boîte noire de la croissance des fichiers de l'espace de travail, affichés dans un panneau flottant déplaçable avec octets, vitesse, pourcentage et ETA en direct.

Plugin DSH : convertit des documents Word, PPT, Excel, PDF, EPUB, CSV, etc. en Markdown compatible GitHub (GitHub-Flavored Markdown), via @firecrawl/anydoc.

Plugin de mode d'apprentissage Feynman : boucle enseigner → reformuler → évaluer → réexpliquer, rendue en fiches de cours HTML riches (diagrammes mermaid + coloration syntaxique shiki).