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DeepSeek Harness 日程管理插件

System Duo for DeepSeek Harness. Make your agent think fast and slow: System One decision models triage, guard, shield, mask and check your agent loop beside System Two (vllm-sr/auto), with a free app.vllm-sr.ai key.

A whale or pixel-crab pet that perches on the DSH input box and reacts to the current session (working, awaiting approval, done, error), eats the tokens each turn spends and keeps a diary.

Android shell patch for dsh-pet that fixes the unfocusable overlay window (keyboard never opens), broken chat requests, and clipped replies. Requires upstream dsh-pet >=0.3.7, a separately installed self-signed shell APK (Android 11+), and a local 3080->38019 proxy.

Always-on-top status pill for DSH on Windows: shows each session's turn state (thinking with a running timer, waiting for approval, done, failed) above every window, collapses to a small dot while thinking continues and disappears a few seconds after a turn finishes, stacks up to three concurrent sessions side by side with a +N overflow badge, and hides itself while a fullscreen app is in front. Clicking it brings DSH to the foreground and dragging moves it; it reuses the Electron build already shipped with DSH Desktop, so nothing extra is downloaded. A settings card on the plugin page adjusts scale, mini size, position, hold times, effects and per-state visibility.

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.

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.

One-line song cover: fetch a track or take a local file, split stems, derive a key shift, run RVC conversion through Applio, align the vocal, mix three variants and gate the master — nine stages across three tools, zero npm dependencies. Requires a local Applio install (Python, ffmpeg, yt-dlp), a voice model and a CUDA GPU.

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.

Control a local Linux desktop from DeepSeek Harness with 19 tools: screenshot, mouse, keyboard, scroll, window, application, display and state-verification control over a native X11 session with XTEST, plus optional AT-SPI accessibility-tree reads and widget value setting. Not for Wayland. Requires xdotool on the host (XTEST input); screenshots and window control also want scrot, ffmpeg, wmctrl, xrandr and xprop, and the AT-SPI tools need python3-gi, at-spi2-core and libatk-adaptor. Missing packages can be installed from the plugin's dependency panel with sudo.

Opens a folder in DeepSeek Harness from the OS: a Windows Explorer context-menu verb, a macOS Finder Quick Action and QSpace service, and the dsh-open launcher that starts or hands off to the desktop app. The OS menu entries need a one-time registration script (install-menu.ps1 on Windows, install-macos.sh on macOS) after installing the plugin.

A second brain for DeepSeek Harness where Markdown is the database and git is the sync, with zero runtime dependencies. Core memory is injected into every system prompt, one file per note with weighted search; cards produced in the sidebar web chat land in an inbox first and are approved one by one as cloud notes or local-only notes (private/ is permanently gitignored and never pushed); web-chat progress is saved to progress.md with the last 20 drafts archived. A four-step flow lives behind one header icon: open web chat, extract cards, review them, back up to the cloud. The extraction prompt is editable in the panel and applies immediately.

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.

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.

Pairs a phone console with the current DSH Desktop conversation. Running /phone shows a one-time QR code; after pairing the phone can send messages, approve tool calls, switch models and stop the task, while the desktop stays the only execution host. Requires AgentBridge running locally.

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).

Two filter chips at the foot of the sidebar: one counts the sessions that are running, the other those waiting for your approval, plan review or answer, and each opens a popover listing those sessions grouped by workspace where a row opens the session. A separate panel adds an all-sessions chip and a more menu that filters by the last day, three days, week or thirty days.

Rose Queen and Hatsune Miku theme suite for DSH with built-in theme management, light and dark appearance, phone layouts, and custom startup videos.

App Updater for DeepSeek Harness: detect every installed app that has a newer version and update it with one click by downloading the vendor's full installer from its official website and installing it silently — without launching the app. Windows (winget

Bridge DSH sessions, prompts, tool calls and approvals to CodeIsland's macOS notch, including the latest reply on Stop.

The cyber-elixir of youth for the desktop client: fixes the `desktop welcome: Web authentication failed` (HTTP 431) launch failure — an Electron random-port launch lets `dsh-auth-*` login cookies pile up per port (70+ of them, ~229 B each), the startup request headers blow past Node's default 16 KB cap, and the client can no longer launch. Two fixes in one: a scriptable cleaner that removes leftover login cookies from the cookie database (Chromium SQLite) — explicit, offline, keeps a `.bak` copy, `--expired-only` narrows the scope — and a `patch` feature on the settings panel that fixes the launch port through the profile `cordis.patch.yml`, so the client always starts from a single port and cookies stop accumulating across different ones (rewrite `port` as a `!!js` expression to keep the `--port` flag in charge; a per-profile snapshot makes one click revert it). Read the README for usage. Interface, CLI output and market metadata in 9 languages. The purge runs from the bundled CLI (`dsh-cookie-cleaner --clean`) only while the client is fully closed; the in-app half is read-only. npm: `dsh-cookie-cleaner`.

Indexes each chat of a workspace into a small topic graph every 4 turns (one model call, verbatim source kept under .context-graph/), appends up to 5 matching topics from the other chats to each message, searching a named day such as "yesterday" first, and adds a recall tool that returns the original text by topic, chat, day or turn. On and shared by default; /context-graph off and unshare opt a chat out, and stats, build, map and find inspect it.

A memory plugin that forgets on purpose: short-term memories expire after 48h, long-term ones are rescheduled by Ebbinghaus/SM-2 curves and rarely-used ones fall asleep instead of bloating your context. Long-term writes stop in an approval center, so the agent cannot rewrite your persona on its own.

Mem0-backed long-term memory for DeepSeek Harness with managed Platform, self-hosted server and local OSS backends; visual settings, automatic recall (from the first turn) and capture, editable memory summary, token budgets and weekly memory hygiene that only deletes memories this plugin wrote. Captured text is redacted; the memory summary is a stable system-prompt section (plugin:dsh-mem0:profile) and recall a separate mem0:recall block appended last, so the cached prompt prefix stays stable; recall and capture have timeouts (recallTimeoutMs, addTimeoutMs). With dsh-strata installed, recall size follows its strataBudget allowance, and the optional captureStrataFolds setting (off by default) also saves its fold summaries as memories.