Plugin

Turns a past session into a reusable Skill offline: it extracts the verified steps, the files that were edited, failure/fix pairs and the final checks, each tagged with its session event number.

Session operations for DeepSeek Harness: really delete persisted sessions (ungrouped, temp, archive and subagent filters; guards on running, live and workspace sessions) and move sessions between workspaces (log relocation, header.cwd rewrite, workspace registry follow). Ships the shared session-store library.

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.

Adds nested folders above workspaces in the sidebar, drag-to-reorder for workspaces, folders and sessions, and moves a session to another workspace together with its working directory.

Adds a This run tab to the sidebar tab strip that dsh-im-connect provides, listing sessions active since DSH started, with current-session highlight, right-click remove/restore and drag-to-reorder.

Native MiniMax provider for DeepSeek Harness: chat over the official MiniMax API, plus image, video, speech, music and transcription tools.

Routes subagent delegations once at spawn time by keyword rules over the delegation label and prompt: the first matching rule sets the child's provider/model/reasoningEffort, explicit caller routes are kept unless a rule opts in, and unmatched delegations pass through unchanged.

OpenCode Go subscription, model allowance, usage meter, and per-million-token rate panel for the DeepSeek Harness sidebar.

Shows real-time Mistral Vibe and API budget usage in the sidebar, with per-model token cost tracking, cached-token spend, and API-key management. Requires a Mistral API key (MISTRAL_API_KEY by default, or a custom apiKeyEnv).

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.

Inventory of the MCP servers, skills and hooks a DSH profile has, plus a conversation tab reporting every tool, skill and MCP server a session actually called.

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.

Sidebar sticky-note wall with colour-coded notes, checklists, folding, a trash drawer that restores deleted notes, drag and resize, and five sticky_wall_* model tools for writing and restoring notes from chat.

Adds three switchable sidebar layouts to DeepSeek Harness and a settings control for the startup default layout.

DSH design-delivery plugin with 10 tools for UI lint, design tokens, three-candidate shortlists, JND parameter probes, and PPTX deck check/export/render. Deck tools need ppt-master, Python with python-pptx and DSH's LibreOffice Kit; design_capture needs a real browser.

Lets the conversation AI maintain a plain-language functional requirements checklist in a dedicated session view. A non-official rebuild of Songran241/dsh-req-workbench that keeps the upstream package name; do not install it alongside the upstream original.

A fixed-pixel office tower for DeepSeek Harness: every workspace is a floor and every session an office inside it. Lit windows mean work in progress, and clicking a floor or a person takes you straight to that session.

A left-sidebar gallery of every file the assistant wrote, edited or delivered across all conversations, grouped by file type with preview thumbnails and one-click open. Document previews and the open / open-with / Trash actions require macOS; the gallery, text previews and filters work anywhere.

Colorful sticky notes for the DeepSeek Harness sidebar, with add, edit, bulk delete, and daily, weekly, monthly or one-time reminders.

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

One shelf for WeChat Reading, GitHub book repos and your own EPUB/PDF/Markdown, with an immersive reader and AI notes.

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.

Folder organization for the DeepSeek Harness sidebar: display-only Workspace folders (drag a Workspace onto a folder block to file it, nest and re-order folders, collapse with counts), durable per-Workspace nested Session folders, per-row icons chosen from 40 host icons or 48 emoji, and a Workspace-level "archive all sessions" cleanup. A fork of WSNMM3/dsh-session-keeper (MIT, itself derived from ht719/dsh-session-categories); it replaces the sidebar.workspaces region, so do not install it alongside the upstream plugins.