Plugins

Replaces the DSH sidebar with a fixed 2×4 board of eight standing agent seats; each seat shows its own status, latest tool call, reasoning and result, and a settings switch restores the stock sidebar at any time.

Native-feeling session manager: bulk archive/restore/hard-delete, two-stage force-stop with auto-resume, and instant copy-workspace-path.

Workspace checkpoints per tool call: records every file mutation inside the workspace (excluding .git and node_modules by default), including changes made by shell commands rather than by write/edit, and stores the previous content of each changed path in a content-addressed store kept outside the workspace. Restores have two modes — undo one record, or return to a point in time — with a line-level diff preview, a dry run by default, and a rescue record written before every restore so the restore itself can be undone.

Back up your DSH profile configuration to a private GitHub Gist on a schedule, with merged restore.

Pre-install compatibility gate for DSH plugins: locks the resolved version, checks peer/engines declarations, dry-installs into an isolated DSH_HOME and boots it with a timeout, blocks on any failure, and restores the profile if the real install fails. Optionally intercepts dsh-market install/update clicks.

Session management: auto-archives stale sessions on a configurable threshold, with an archive panel, unarchive, and recycle-bin deletion with restore.

Session-affinity routing for LLM gateways: injects the session ID into every request sent to NewApi-style gateways so the gateway can pin requests per session and raise prompt-cache hits; takes over the official pi-ai routing on install and restores it on uninstall.

Section icons for the settings navigation: replaces the uniform gear icons with per-section glyphs and fills the plugin-market card avatar slot with each plugin icon; a page reload after uninstall restores the official icons.

Folds streaming reasoning and tool calls into collapsed step bars and collapses each finished turn into a single summary bar; step bars show native tool icons, filenames, edited line counts, and failure counts, finished turns restore duration, first-token time, token usage, generation speed, and cache hit metrics from recorded Session events, and preferences persist on the Host. Changes browser presentation only. Requires DSH 0.1.5-alpha.1.

Settings-page manager for archived DeepSeek Harness sessions: restore an archived session to its previous workspace position or permanently delete it (direct physical deletion, no backup layer). Adds a red permanently-delete item to the session context menu and three agent tools. Deleting an open session works immediately; the leftover in-memory copy is hidden behind an archive tombstone until the next restart.

Arrow-key input history for DSH 0.1.2-alpha.1: press ↑ in an empty composer to recall this session's prompts, ↓ to go forward, Esc to restore the draft.

Background notification plugin: desktop notification, with a tab-title fallback, when an approval prompt or an ask-user-question card appears while the page is in a background tab. The host queues approval and question events behind a same-origin endpoint that the client polls every 3 seconds; clicking the notification focuses the page, and the tab title is restored once the page becomes visible.

Workspace-first enhanced sidebar for dsh Web that shadows the built-in workspace browser at low priority (one-click toggle back to the official one) and adds soft workspace archive/restore, per-workspace SVG icons and accent colors, drag reorder and title/path/session-content search, plus a ⌘K Spotlight palette fuzzy-searching workspaces and sessions; the host half ships read-only workspace_find/workspace_list model tools and /workspace-find /workspace-list slash commands. Bilingual zh/en.

Session management for DSH: archive or delete one session, archive/delete all sessions in a workspace, and restore archived sessions from the settings page — archiving backs up workspace metadata and restoring recreates deleted workspace registrations automatically.

Conversation history panel: per-exchange delete, in-place restore and a built-in node rail, with no leftover tool-call cards after deletion.

Backs up DSH profiles and mints a desktop "revival coin" that restores the harness after a failed boot or install: a boot guard runs a two-phase health check (HTTP 200 plus client render), marks good boots, isolates or rolls back bad ones, and keeps 3 rotating snapshots. Cross-platform.

Web composer enhancement: recalls sent prompts across sessions with ArrowUp/ArrowDown, searches them with Ctrl+R, restores rich drafts, and opens a docked /btw or /side conversation.

Rules, commands & skills manager for dsh: /rules slash command, settings panel with visual rule editing (add/edit/disable/delete, free-zone support), user-defined custom commands with {input} arguments, skill management, and automatic backup & one-click restore of AGENTS.md.

A DSH Web plugin for managing archived and active local sessions, with batch archive/restore/delete, session details, disk usage, produced files, and record-folder access.

Personal bookkeeping for DeepSeek Harness: record expenses/income (single or batch), list, monthly/annual stats with trends, budgets with progress/over-limit alerts, soft-delete restore, CSV & self-contained HTML report. Zero deps, local JSON. 个人记账插件

Scans the DSH loader tree at startup for plugin conflicts (duplicate mounts, failed or pending plugins, duplicate config row ids), auto-stops or restores the affected plugins, and shows a conflict report popup in the web UI.

DSH web GUI plugin: an "Archived Tasks" settings page that lists archived sessions and supports restore or permanent delete

DSH web plugin: manage archived sessions from the Settings page — unarchive to restore a session, or permanently delete it (log and related attachments) behind a confirmation dialog.

DSH plugin: password gate for remote (non-loopback) /api access (passwordless by default), unblock the loopback-pinned privileged endpoints, restore everything on uninstall, and give the local 127.0.0.1 user the native OS folder picker for workspace selec