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Local knowledge base for DeepSeek Harness: distills workspace and chat-attached PDF, Word, Excel, Markdown, TXT, CSV and HTML documents into Markdown notes, with a VS Code-style viewer, per-workspace access grants and agent tools to search, read and add notes.

Acid-graphics theme for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI: six complete palettes (acid, neon orange, electric cyan, violet, rose, warm orange-light) registered as switchable themes, plus an optional WebGL wireframe crystal backdrop driven by pointer and scroll, local wallpapers with a dimming mask and background lettering, a crystal startup animation with optional local video, and a Settings section that holds every control.

Color presets and a custom paper-color picker for the built-in DSH sidebar PDF, converted Office, and spreadsheet previews, with dark-mode brightness control and locally saved preferences; changes only the display, not the files.

Local dev panel for the DSH web GUI: follow service logs, start/stop workspace programs, debug Java over JDWP, browse and edit workspace files, and search file names. Needs DSH 0.2.0-rc.2 or later; starting or debugging Java programs needs a local JDK and Maven, and starting front-end programs needs Node.

Annotation browser in the DSH sidebar: a real Chrome page streamed over CDP with input forwarded, where picking an element or selecting text attaches its source location, component stack, styles and a crop to the chat input. Needs a local Chrome (on Windows set chromePath).

Two DeepSeek Harness tools for the local tempguard watchdog: read temperatures and alertd health, and send alerts through alertd; it does not start or stop the watchdog. Needs the separate tempguard Python watchdog and its alertd service running locally, with projectDir and alertdToken set in the profile patch; there is no npm package, so install from a local clone of the repository subfolder.

Drive local Origin/OriginPro from chat via 27 MCP tools: import .dat/.csv/.txt and CHI workstation .bin files, plot, style, fit, and deliver PNG/TIF/SVG/PDF plus an editable .opju project, with read-back verification on plots, styles and exports. Requires Windows, Origin/OriginPro 2021+ and Python 3.10+, plus `pip install originpro numpy` into the interpreter dsh launches: without the package every tool answers `missing_originpro`, and without an interpreter on PATH no tools register at all.

Agent Memory plugin for DeepSeek Harness: local, file-per-memory long-term memory with human approval.

DeepSeek Harness LLM adapter for Qoder CN and Qoder International subscriptions, built on the official Qoder Agent SDKs. Reuses the local qoderclicn / qodercli login, shows the account quota the Qoder clients display, and exposes a fully configurable sett

Office loitering companion for DSH: keep a local TXT novel open in the right sidebar while you keep working on your project. Three novels ship in the box, so a fresh install already has a bookshelf, and you can add your own TXT files the same way. The panel lists the books in %APPDATA%\novel-reader, splits them into chapters, renders one chapter at a time with adjustable font size and line height, and writes annotations and reading progress back to the same files the novel-reader desktop app uses, so the two stay in sync. Five reading themes (day, eye, sepia, dark, black) follow the same settings file, and the panel is fully localized in Chinese and English. New in v0.2.0: an AI companion that comments on whatever you just read on a timer or on demand, in four styles, with a small character floating in the corner; pick any model provider registered in DSH or point it at your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint and API key, and when something breaks it names the exact route and the reason. Reads the novel-reader data directory (on Windows %APPDATA%\novel-reader); macOS and Linux are supported too.

A separate narrow-screen web surface for DeepSeek Harness rather than the desktop GUI scaled down: it serves its own session list and chat stream behind a random access token over LAN, a tunnel (cloudflared, localtunnel or localhost.run) or an SSH reverse forward through a server you own. On the phone it streams assistant text, thinking, tool calls and results, sends prompts, stops the running turn, answers blocking questions and tool approvals (including ones waiting in other sessions), switches model, thinking level and permission preset, sends up to four photos compressed on the device, and keeps the computer awake.

Connects DSH to local HTTP proxies automatically via a loopback relay. No TUN, no env vars, zero-restart switching, with sidebar/composer dock controls and live topology.

DeepSeek Harness plugin for rulemux: asks the local rulemux CLI for the rules rendered for this workspace (rulemux inject --agent dsh) and injects the output into the session at the first user turn, once per session. Nothing is written into the workspace for rules; skills are the only part that lands on disk.

Git workbench in the DSH session header and overlay: view changes, commit, fetch, pull, push, and browse branches and history in existing local repositories.

Runs a second agent: hands independent subtasks to a local Codex CLI in parallel (up to three at a time), and asks it to review a design or a plan before the user sees it, returning conclusion, evidence, counterexamples and a verification step. A dispatch missing its timeout or its acceptance check is rejected by the plugin, not by the model remembering to check.

Conversation search, checkpoints, context management, main and side chats, local long-term memory, tasks, and daily planning for DeepSeek Harness.

Skill center panel for the DSH web GUI - search online skill registries (SkillHub, skills.sh, GitHub), install skills to user or project roots, and manage local skills with enable, create, edit, delete and preview.

Eight academic skills bundled for one-command install — publication-ready academic figures designed from real data with visual review, AI-text humanization, paper polishing and rewriting, PubMed citation verification (DOI/PMID reconciliation), Chinese citation and medical-book reference checks, and WeChat medical article structuring. Three skills run fully local, five call external services only when used (NCBI E-utilities, DOI resolvers, publishing platforms), declared per skill. Zero telemetry, no install-time scripts. Skills run local Python 3.8+; the academic-figures skill also needs its pip dependencies installed.

Kill AI Slop for DSH — score a received document on three weighted axes (expression, execution, decision), audit work-slop with a delivery-obligation ledger, and machine-verify every quote against the source. Reads docx, pptx, xlsx, pdf, txt, md, csv, json and html. Zero runtime dependencies, zero network, fully local.

Registers an `image2_generate` tool that calls your own OpenAI-compatible image relay to generate or edit pictures (text-to-image via POST /images/generations, image-to-image via POST /images/edits with a local PNG/JPEG/WebP reference, accepting b64_json or image URLs), saves them in the session working directory, and renders them inline in the conversation through its `@wisdoverse/dsh-inline-media-viewer` dependency.

Embeds the DeepSeek web chat (chat.deepseek.com) in a DSH Desktop main panel through an Electron webview guest, with a back/forward/reload toolbar and a local snapshot of login-related localStorage restored on the next open.

Windows only. Bilibili video summarizer: downloads the audio track, transcribes it locally with faster-whisper (Python + faster-whisper, about 725 MB of models on first run), then writes the analysis markdown and renders a one-page infographic PNG.

Scans MCP configurations from local AI clients and project workspaces, imports selected servers into the active DSH profile, and provides JSON import and visual add, edit and removal controls.

Local 3D studio orchestration: detects Blender, COLMAP and ComfyUI on every run and picks the route they support, and also ships a Three.js fallback that generates models from primitive specs, edits or scales GLB files, writes an offline viewer page and renders multi-view PNGs without Blender.