Plugins

Plays a completion chime — the same sound as OpenAI Codex — on turn end or when the agent needs you (approval, question, plan review). Subagent turns are skipped; mute and volume are adjustable.

A six-stage development workflow preset for the Matt Pocock skill suite: grill, spec, tickets, implement, review, wrap-up. Adds a stage chip in the composer tool row and decision cards that ask up to three multiple-choice questions at a time.

Links source material and main-chat instructions, and coordinates translation and refinement tasks with the companion translation plugin. Linked submission needs submissions protocol 1: when the host lacks it, Windows Desktop installs a bundled host patch on first use (a full exit and reopen is required); other platforms need a host that already provides it.

Registers one native DeepSeek Harness skill, design-taste-frontend — an MIT port of tasteskill v2 — for designing, redesigning and reviewing landing pages, marketing sites, portfolios, product pages and app screens (dashboards, admin, settings, inboxes). Directions are dealt by script instead of improvised: three of 20 researched art directions, then the chosen direction's hero composition, section blueprints, type system, palette, photography set and motion entry, drawn from a library of 58 hero compositions, 185 section blueprints, 44 type systems, 56 palettes, 19 photography sets and 18 motion entries, remembering recent draws so consecutive projects do not converge. The house style is measured, not asserted — a static lint plus a real-browser inspector at 1440/768/390 checking headline lines, type, colour, rules, shadows, gradients, contrast and overflow — and the agent then iterates on its own screenshots against a juror's rubric, up to three rounds. Openly licensed photos come with title, author and licence recorded for attribution. Node 22+; Chrome/Edge/Chromium only for the visual checks, and without one it falls back to the static lint and says so.

Apache-2.0 port of the caveman skill family (JuliusBrussee/caveman) into DeepSeek Harness as 14 native skills — three terseness levels (caveman, ultracave, megacave) plus commit, review, help, stats, an in-session compress whose gate rejects a dropped code block, heading, URL, negation or env var, or a result that did not shrink, and six workflow-discipline skills; commands, paths and error text stay verbatim.

Text-to-speech for the dsh-go native phone UI: long-press an assistant reply to read it aloud through Xiaomi MiMo TTS or ByteDance Doubao Seed TTS. The reply is segmented and pre-synthesized in the background after each turn, so one tap hands the app a single continuous MP3 instead of one short chunk per tap; playback has a stable lease so stop works, a status strip and progress bar give live feedback, and audio can be exported to phone storage. Keys stay on the device (0600) and are never rendered, committed, or sent to the model.

Send and receive QQ Agent Mail through an OAuth-authorized agently-cli account — six tools (send, list, read, search, reply, poll) that embed a session/thread marker in the subject, a background poller that routes inbound replies into the owning DSH Session and wakes it, and incoming HTML bodies rendered to clean markdown.

Windows serial debug console in the DSH right sidebar: port settings, ANSI color logs, an in-log Linux command line, editable command buttons, keyword log search, multi-port tabs and log export.

Recap a session from dsh, Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode saved on this machine: the intent, key decisions and why, what changed, open threads and where to resume. Adds the session_recap tool, the /recap command and a right-sidebar panel that lists a project's sessions across agents. Uses the session's own model route, removes keys and tokens from transcripts before sending, and caches recaps locally. Needs python3 and zstd.

Delegates mechanical text work (translate, summarize, extract, classify, rewrite) to an Ollama-native or OpenAI-compatible endpoint by file path, so the source text never enters the main model's context. Registers local_transform, local_batch and local_health; per-workspace local-AI levels (none/light/default/high/max) add a local_worker subagent and a plan-only mode; an opt-in SlaveAgentTeams switch discovers mounted model routes, runs parallel child agents with node-level failover, and registers the endpoint chain as llm-pi-ai routes. Configured from the Web GUI; requires a reachable endpoint.

Floating card above the composer with the conversation's spend, the account balance and the current peak/off-peak billing period, plus a per-answer cost figure under every finished turn.

Translation and refinement workspace with topic memory, revision history, and main-model coordination; Normal mode uses the companion Composer extension.

Cursor-style IDE mode for DeepSeek Harness: one click on a workspace menu turns the main panel into a VS Code-like workbench with a Monaco editor, file tree, Git panel (commit graph, push/pull, per-file revert), SSH hosts and a real PTY terminal on the left, while the official DSH conversation stays docked on the right so tool calls, file edits, approvals and session history keep working as you code. Built on a craft-first belief: write it by hand, understand every change, treat AI as an assistant and stay the first owner of your software.

Floating todo panel in the DSH Web UI — a draggable window that snaps to any screen edge, today/more grouping in the home tab, a separate all-items tab with uncompleted/completed filters and incremental loading, items that open read-only with an edit toggle in the corner, image attachments that zoom in place and other files that download, a pomodoro timer (15/30/45/60 or custom, with configurable rounds and break interval) that sends a Windows notification and waits for confirmation before the next phase, and five agent tools plus a /todo slash command for reading and editing the list.

Right-sidebar GitHub panel with four rising-repository lists — created within 2 days, 7 days, 30 days, and 20k+ stars still pushed — where the first three are ranked by star velocity (stars per day) rather than total stars, so repositories that gained traction fast surface above older ones with more stars. Each row shows the repository name, its own description, language, the stars-per-day rate and up to two topics, and links to the repository. A keyword search box queries the GitHub Search API directly, debounced and IME-aware so a Chinese or Japanese composition costs one request instead of one per keystroke. Reads the public GitHub Search API anonymously: no token, no login, no account, nothing else contacted. Lists cache for 30 minutes and search results for 5; outbound requests go direct first and fall back to a listening local proxy port only if direct fails.

Adds an Archive workspace item to the workspace row menu: archives the sessions under that workspace through the official command, leaving the one you are currently viewing open, and refusing the batch while any session is still running. The host hides archived sessions but keeps the emptied workspace row in the sidebar; this plugin hides that row too, and restores the whole group from a footer panel backed by a ledger under $DSH_HOME/storages written behind a cross-process lock. Its count badge can be set to always, on-new-only, or never.

Adds a drag handle above the chat composer so its height can be set by hand at any content length, with double-click to restore auto-grow capped at 168px.

Own WeChat and QQ channels: scan to connect, batch incoming messages, inject them into the main session.

Runs shell commands on machines you have paired with eXe, over its relay, and reads images back from them as image blocks for the model: three model tools (device list, shell, image — take a screenshot with the shell tool, then read the file), plus a sidebar page that shows the caller address of this machine, edits the device and trusted-caller lists with labels, and times a real call to each device on demand. Needs the eXe client running on those machines and a caller key from `exe mcp init` on this machine.

Four-quadrant todo manager in the DSH sidebar with month and week calendar views, per-period completion statistics, system notifications and Feishu notifications (the latter needs the DSH Feishu integration), and recurrence rules including Chinese statutory workdays and the Ebbinghaus curve. Derived from Natte/dsh-sidebar-todo 0.2.3 and largely rewritten; do not install both — they register the same /todo/api route and use the same todos.json data file.

Host plugin that adds the /dsh-plugin-book-deconstruct command and the dsh-plugin-book-deconstruct tool to any session for a full book walkthrough plus one deep insight.

A panel for editing DeepSeek Harness agent presets. It reads and writes the files inside a preset, switches its prompt injections, documents, skills and tool rows on and off, and installs or uninstalls the preset. Editing is line based, so YAML comments and layout survive. The same package also ships the injector and the doc_update write-back tool that a preset mounts.

Work-data hub for DingTalk and Yunxiao: syncs todos, logs, meeting notes, attendance, schedules, projects, requirements, commits and worklogs into local SQLite, then renders dashboards, a work calendar, project analysis and reports, with workhub_* agent tools over the same data. Requires the DWS CLI installed and logged in (`dws auth login`); the Yunxiao PAT is stored in the macOS Keychain only.

Adds a "Handoff session" item to the session context menu: pick an older session, choose how the new one should read it, and a fresh session is created with the handoff instruction pre-filled in its composer while the old session stays untouched. Three read modes — the AI decides what to read, a six-part summary written into a .md file, or just the last 20 turns. The second tab turns those .md files into a cleanup list grouped by workspace, deletable once the receiving session has run 3 turns or the handoff is 7 days old. All file, record and turn-count operations run in the host process; the browser half only renders and requests. Requires Windows and the DSH desktop app (it uses Electron shell.openPath and explorer.exe/cmd.exe).