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Draw.io in chat: describe it, get an interactive diagram in the transcript; 12 Chinese scenario templates; keep editing or undo the same .drawio file; right-sidebar preview. No account, no MCP server, no editor.

File dedupe and unify toolkit, shown as "小视频整理" in the DSH sidebar: exact matches by head/middle/tail sampling or full byte compare; near-duplicate MP4s found by a prefix frame-level multi-candidate matcher (only the first N seconds, default 40, max 60; a frame-level index plus multiple candidate tracks handle shifted intros and repeated segments). The "ignore intro" scan maintains a SQLite fingerprint cache keyed by absolute path and size, with MAD-first frame lookup and dHash/pHash fallback; incomplete cache rows are removed and rebuilt automatically, and a full scan rebuilds the band index. A "quick file lookup" takes one file, uses the cache when present, generates its fingerprint on demand when missing, and reports a task with live logs, progress and cancellation without rescanning the source folder. Duration-bucket matching always probes and captures fresh, and does not use the fingerprint cache. Batch rename or move by extension, UUID, file size or video length; empty-folder cleanup; MOV/AVI/WMV detected by header and transcoded to MP4 keeping resolution, frame rate and audio. Requires ffmpeg and ffprobe. Scans run in a sidecar worker with live progress, A-B single-direction dedupe and asynchronous fingerprint writes; one task at a time; local-only API. Every task that moves files has one-click restore: per-group/target _dupfc_restore.json records, deleted files skipped and counted, files outside the record renamed to UUID and moved into resetFail.

Host-side HTTP bridge on 127.0.0.1:39217 with a Bearer token stored at 0600: external processes can create real DSH Desktop sessions that appear in the workspace sidebar, send prompts (queue or steer), read state and the last assistant reply, list workspaces and sessions, and long-poll until a turn finishes. Zero runtime dependencies; fixed loopback port; no outbound network; message bodies are never logged.

MCP and skill manager as a full sidebar page: add, edit, enable, disable and delete MCP servers, expand a server to its tools and open one for its parameter list, translate skill and tool summaries with a model you pick, and count tool and skill invocations. Also registers an mcp_service tool so the agent can install MCP servers in conversation after an approval prompt.

Rui Xi's Memory (dsh-memory-v2) — a local long-term memory plugin for DeepSeek Harness: four memory collections (semantic / conclusion / profile / temporary), per-day scene archives, two-phase consolidation and literal trace. When structured recall finds nothing, it falls back to searching the daily scene archive: time-window first (yesterday / last week / N days ago / dates), then a 2/7/30/180-day tiered sweep, with line-numbered citations. All data stays in the local DSH directory; semantic recall, diagnostic logs and the sensitive debug route are off by default.

Adds a Delete session action to the sidebar session menu, with a confirmation dialog and the host operation that permanently removes the session log.

Watches the turn endings of the models you select and asks a second model whether the turn was actually finished: if the assistant stopped after text with no tool call, a three-way verdict of continue, finished or uncertain is recorded and shown in a sidebar panel. In suggest mode it only reports; in auto-continue mode it calls agent.followup() once the turn is idle to send a continuation message, up to a per-turn limit. Single-step turns are always rechecked, watched models can be picked exactly or matched by case-insensitive regex, and the resume text is configurable.

macOS-only frosted-glass skin for the DSH NEXT / DSH Desktop conversation pane and third-party sidebars: native vibrancy material, independent switches per level, an optional wallpaper backdrop with adjustable frost, and a Settings section; background material only, no layout changes.

One image behind the whole DSH shell. The image layer sits at z-index -1 and the shell's two --dsw-* tokens are repointed at translucent tints, so the picture shows through the frame, sidebar and composer. Ships a bundled default picture so it works with zero configuration, plus a floating panel with five sliders, presets, upload, and an SSRF-guarded URL import; changes persist to a local settings.json and the client self-heals when the SPA replaces its stylesheet.

Shows the RouterAI credit balance and the spend since the session started in the sidebar footer. Requires a RouterAI API key (`ROUTERAI_API_KEY`) and a model provider whose config key is `routerai`; without them it shows `--`.

Minimal DeepSeek balance badge in the DSH Web sidebar footer, with a peak/off-peak pricing line, low-balance warning and manual refresh. The API key stays in the host process and the balance route is limited to private-network clients by default.

Durable workspace Plan/Backlog todos for DeepSeek Harness, with a sidebar board, agent tools, and /todo commands.

Opens STEP/STP/STL/GLB/GLTF models in a sidebar 3D viewer: STEP is tessellated in the browser with OpenCASCADE WASM; the toolbar offers fit/front/top/side/iso orthographic views and a PNG screenshot; inputs are capped at 64 MiB and .gltf files that reference external buffers or textures are rejected.

Narrow 40px icon rail for the DSH sidebar: panel icons move into a single column so the session list gets the full width, session titles gain a three-level hierarchy, and the DeepSeek account balance sits just above the sidebar footer with today and cumulative spend accounted from balance deltas, plus value-based colours. Follows the DSH 0.2.2-rc.2 sidebar structure (the two-column grid now lives on the nested scrollArea), so icons and the workspace list stay side by side.

Adds Notion-style auto-hide to the left and right DSH sidebars: hover the matching window edge to expand, move away to collapse, and click the sidebar button to pin it open.

A Windows desktop shortcut for DeepSeek Harness: it opens the authenticated UI when the harness is running and starts it with no console window when it is not. A Settings page adds the shortcut action, a two-click restart and close, and a switch that keeps the launcher out of the sidebar.

Replaces the DeepSeek Harness home screen with a configurable palette and background image, a custom hero and sidebar logo, default 3×2 decks of recently used workspaces and quick links (local Chrome history or a custom list), and up to four API-usage widgets (DeepSeek balance, MiniMax, Cline Pass, OpenCode Go) refreshed on a configurable interval. The decks stay on the new-session screen and every option is edited from a built-in settings panel.

Switches that tune how DeepSeek Harness looks and behaves across the whole interface, not just a few screens; each works on its own and more arrive as the shell grows. Theme gallery of eight minimalist themes, each defining one palette for light and one for dark and applied through a single theme-token layer, plus sidebar panel folding that collapses the rail rows into one Panels launcher with search and keyboard control, and reload/restart actions at the sidebar foot. Each feature is gated by runtime detection: what the current build cannot do is disabled with a stated reason, and an unknown probe stays enabled. The sidebar Reload/Restart buttons are ported from the separately listed MoonSand/dsh-desktop-restart; uninstall that plugin before installing this one — with both, the sidebar foot shows two sets of buttons.

Mobile viewport lock, overscroll containment, virtual keyboard resizing, and sidebar auto-retraction.

A simple, information-dense DeepSeek status display for the DSH sidebar: balance, usage, and peak/off-peak countdown. Requires the DSH Web GUI with a signed-in DeepSeek account.

Composer tweaks for the DSH input box: a Markdown source/view toggle, Markdown rendering for user messages, one mixed file-and-folder picker backed by the macOS open panel, a GenUI prompt switch inside the plus menu, an open-in-new-window action on sidebar Session rows (needs the separate `dsh-popout-window` host plugin), and a collapsible subagent tree. Requires DSH 0.2.x.

Digital Study: a private WeRead study in the DSH sidebar, in a calm light-green paper palette. The shelf folds into ten categories and carries a slightly deeper paper tint of its own; highlights and thoughts page through, copy per item, and export as front-matter Markdown (one file per book or a cross-book batch) into a folder you choose; the whole study backs up and restores as a single JSON bundle. Thoughts read like handwritten notes: looser line height, the source book shown in full, long entries folding behind a show-all control, and a same-chapter highlight block for context. A five-shade reading heatmap draws only the days up to today, keeps its numbers on one line underneath, and a year-scoped KPI dashboard sits above it. Sync is incremental: a local ledger plus per-book counts mean an unchanged library refreshes in 2-3 seconds instead of a full pull, and a banner reports progress and dismisses itself after eight seconds. Search covers shelf, books, highlights and thoughts with type filters. Reads WeRead through the official agent gateway using your own API key, keeps everything in local JSON and never writes back. Requires DSH >=0.2.2-rc.1.

Docks the workspace and session list to the left, right, top or bottom edge, optionally folding it into a 5px edge band that expands on hover, with the reveal zone and the left rail width adjustable in Settings → General; the plugin rail, brand row and settings button stay where they are.

Article Review page in DSH's native right sidebar: turns Markdown, Word, PowerPoint and PDF articles into sentence-addressable text, lets you comment on any sentence, and hands the open review to the agent as a composer draft. Six agent tools let the model read every comment, revise the article (in place for Markdown, as a sibling <name>.revised.md for binary formats), resolve the comments, and record recurring wording preferences into a long-term writing-style memory injected into later prompts. Extraction includes a dependency-free DOCX/PPTX reader; PDF text extraction runs locally through the host's Python + pypdf (or poppler's pdftotext) and is unavailable without one of them. No network calls, no telemetry.