Plugin

Codex-style left sidebar for the dsh web client: a project/session tree with grouping, pinning, drag reordering, unread and archive state, context menus for both project and session rows, and up/down arrow keys in the composer to recall previously sent messages.

Predicts your next message after each completed turn and shows it as grey ghost text in the empty composer: Tab or → fills it in without sending, Esc hides it, and a rebindable shortcut (Alt+\ by default) predicts on demand or steps through several candidates. Off until enabled in its settings page, which has three one-click modes (balanced, saver, quality), an optional left-sidebar entry, daily request and token limits, masking of keys, tokens and e-mail addresses before sending, and a 7-day usage summary; short messages repeated in the session and a list of pinned phrases come after the model suggestion when stepping through candidates, without a model call, and the interface is available in nine languages.

A skill picker beside the composer that lists installed skills under Chinese categories, searches them by name or purpose, and suggests up to three skills matching the draft you are typing.

Imports skills from a local Hermes Agent installation into DSH. It scans the Hermes home directories and each profile below them, lists every skill with its description, file count and size, and copies a selected skill into the DSH global skills root or into one project, keeping the original folder name. Only a frontmatter name that DSH would reject is rewritten, an existing skill of the same name is never overwritten without a choice, and several skills can be imported in one batch with a per-item report.

Derives the index from your Markdown memory files on every turn instead of keeping a hand-written index table, so renames, splits and deletions never leave a stale entry. Retrieval ranks by library tags, section tags, title tokens and body text, then injects the matching line ranges rather than whole files. Writing is model-proposed and user-confirmed through a sticky note; entries are appended after the target section's format is detected. Ships a structure panel showing each library and section with line ranges and token estimates, a starter template for an empty memory directory, and optional appearance controls.

Integrated control plane for the local strata model stack: manage the strata-hop :8080 model-switching router (status/models/warm/logs), stream live model-switch and load state into the web GUI status chip and the strata_status tool, preload a model engine the moment it is selected, edit run-config and shared chat settings from a GUI tuning panel or strata_params, and ship the dsh provider patch that routes chats to the router with Effort-level mappings. Read-only toward inference: it never sends a prompt and spends no tokens; bring your own running strata plus strata-hop (defaults :8080 hop, :8756 monitor). As shipped, the status server listens on 0.0.0.0:8756 with no authentication and open CORS, and its endpoints can change run-config and restart the engine; set host to 127.0.0.1 in cordis.patch.yml to keep it on this machine. It expects strata-hop as a systemd user unit.

Connect DeepSeek Harness to the TeleAgent (China Telecom TeleAI desktop app) models through the app's own local kernel after signing in there, keeping DSH's streaming, multi-turn, images, tool calls, reasoning and points balance. macOS and Windows only, with TeleAgent 2.7.1+ installed and signed in. It reads the app's saved login token and points cookies (macOS Keychain / Windows DPAPI), starts the app's own kernel binary as a local child process, and needs the gateway apiKey the desktop app ships with, supplied through TELEAGENT_API_KEY or a local.secrets.json in the plugin folder. Daily points claiming is on by default; adding or switching accounts backs up and rewrites the app's login files. It uses the same package name and mount id as the listed alvinhuang0509-design/dsh-connect-teleagent, so install only one. The author's disclaimer asks you to follow TeleAgent's terms of use.

Session tabs for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI whose open-session set is shared across every device attached to the same host, with workspace grouping, status dots, and a bottom bar that collapses into a drawer on narrow screens.

Blue-team defense mode for CTF and incident response: 37 defensive tools, MITRE ATT&CK coverage mapping, six worker roles, SQLite findings and tasks, an optional decoy server, deception/honeypot workflows, and a standalone console with full view.

Connects Chrome, Edge and QQ Browser to DeepSeek Harness through a local MV3 extension and loopback bridge, exposing 12 browser tools for navigation, snapshots, clicks, typing, extraction and screenshots. The browser extension is loaded manually (MV3, developer mode) and paired with the bridge, and it requests the debugger permission.

Makes the Axolotl Minecraft launcher's built-in MCP server usable from DSH: turns its 269 tools into nine domain tools plus status and raw, answers the launcher's 15-second session ping so the control session survives long turns, and returns screenshots as real images instead of files on disk. Needs Axolotl Launcher 1.11.0-beta.2 or later with its MCP server enabled.

Replaces the composer's reasoning-effort dropdown with a card that shows one illustration per level (off / low / high / max); the four levels keep their original meanings, and swapping an illustration only means replacing a file in assets/.

Star conversation exchanges and edit any sent user message in the native composer while keeping previous conversation versions. Supports DSH 0.2.2-rc.1.

Free LaTeX formula editor in the DSH sidebar with offline MathJax/PDF.js rendering: ten symbol tiles with hover palettes, ten template groups, live preview, colour/font/size/environment controls, favourites with titles and search, and nine export formats (SVG/PNG/JPG, LaTeX/AsciiMath/Typst/HTML/MathML/OMML) with escaping and share links. Image and PDF OCR need a vision-capable model in DSH or your own OpenAI-compatible vision endpoint; everything else runs offline.

Per-session document ledger in the DSH sidebar (Windows only, Chinese-language UI): which documents a session read, created or modified, with time ordering, type grouping, search, two preview modes and a cross-session view.

CRT idle screensaver for DSH pages: when no session is running and the page has seen no mouse or keyboard input for ten minutes (configurable), a retro CRT plate covers the window with scanlines and a looping inversion sweep. An in-window click or key press dismisses it, the wheel only locks scrolling, and the whole frame drifts slightly after the cursor; rendering is fully GPU-composited frame by frame. An adaptation of justawebsite/dsh-splash-crt (MIT), turned from a boot splash into an idle screensaver.

Isolated mother, essence, and fork workspaces for developing and testing DeepSeek Harness plugins, with hot reload and a shared decision inbox across forks.

Off-peak task queue: typing /闲时任务 in a conversation queues a task with no model call at queue time, and DSH runs it in that same conversation during the off-peak hours of the model that conversation uses (DeepSeek off-peak half price, GLM Coding Plan half credits).

Zero-dependency browser hand & eye over CDP: drives your own Chrome/Edge with real clicks, Chinese IME typing, scrolling and text/selector element picking, and captures whole-page evidence into one replayable folder — DOM, accessibility tree, screenshots, cookies, storage, console, HAR, resource waterfall and perf metrics.

Native agent control for the DSH right-sidebar browser: semantic snapshot with stable refs, clicks/typing/key presses, shadow DOM and same-origin iframes, recorded JS dialogs, full-page screenshots, back/forward, viewport resizing, and native large-file download/upload through the Electron webview. Page control needs DSH Desktop (Electron webview); in the Web build only tab management works.

Shrinks oversized bash and job_output text by piping it through the external rtk binary, keeps the original in a spill file and lets the model fetch it back on demand; keeps the original text when rtk is missing or fails.

Local-first bookkeeping plus a separate wealth-holdings ledger: text entries and receipt OCR through an optional local provider, a running balance, a strictly degrading daily profit chain, and a two-section month-end report where cash and wealth totals are never merged.

Quota takeover for DeepSeek Harness on top of Our Free Model: compiles your platform order and pinned model tiers into one ordered fallback chain, skipping platforms that lack the model, sit in cooldown or are out of quota, writes the result back as Our Free Model combos, and after a quota or rate-limit failure re-plans and injects a follow-up continue message into the interrupted session so the turn resumes on the next platform; the chain ends with your configured aggregate fallback model or the official DeepSeek quota.

A free-form grouping layer for the DSH sidebar: nest sessions from different workspaces into draggable groups without changing workspace membership or logs.