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Synthesises speech through Alibaba Bailian's WebSocket TTS and returns a WAV file plus a preview URL, with an optional per-turn hint that nudges the model towards voice. Needs a Bailian API key and ffmpeg, and the text is sent to Alibaba Cloud; the plugin does not send messages itself — delivery is left to the session's own transport.

Host-side TTS bridge for dsh that synthesizes speech over the Edge TTS protocol and serves MP3 on a same-origin route, for containers with no audio device.

Ask a vision-capable model about a local image from any session, including sessions whose own model is text-only. On the default path the plugin calls the host's route in-process with ctx.llm.stream(), so the host's credentials stay inside its provider adapters; only the optional direct/custom OpenAI-compatible routes read one key (from the plugin config or an apiKeyRef into ~/.dsh/.credentials.yaml).

Image understanding for DSH: describe an image and read the text in it through Zhipu GLM-4V (needs a Zhipu API key, free tier), with optional person identification through Volcengine Ark and anime-only reverse image search through SauceNAO or trace.moe (each needs its own key); ffmpeg must be installed for GIF/WebP input. Keys and the ffmpeg path are set on the plugin's own settings page.

Streams and inspects local video for agents: adaptive motion/settle canvas sampling, deterministic probe, timestamp and uniform frame extraction, and RoI zoom on 42px-grid-aligned canvases. Requires ffmpeg and ffprobe on PATH (or configured absolute paths); clips without subtitles also need a ~190 MB local whisper model or a cloud transcription API key.

Annotate elements on real Chrome and Edge pages, then send selectors, comments and screenshots to the agent for visual front-end editing.

Drive a real Chrome and bundle the DOM, accessibility tree, HAR with response bodies, console logs, storage, screenshots, PDF and screencast into one self-contained evidence folder.

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.

Electron browser with two faces. For agents it is a runtime: a daemon hands out port leases so several agents drive isolated, profile-backed sessions (25 session tools — navigate, act, observe, screenshot, batch runs, upload_file — including network_capture/responses for reading XHR/fetch bodies through a real browser), and it needs no window. For demos it splits a web walkthrough into a Stage window for the audience and a hidden Recorder that produces 1080p30 video with evidence files over CDP, without forking the browser engine; flows are scripted as scene.yaml packages driven from a Director console plus a loopback control API on 127.0.0.1:7317; headless recording shows no window, takes no focus and stays out of the Dock. Requires Node 22.12+ on the 22 line, 24.x, or 26+ (the 23 and 25 lines are excluded).

Exposes Chrome DevTools Protocol to the agent through 17 tools for page summaries, element locators, activity timelines, console, network, storage and downloads, reading either a browser the plugin launches on its own or the tab the user is currently browsing through a small browser extension.

Unlock password-protected LabVIEW VI and CTL block diagrams without LabVIEW or Python.

Academic paper reading and citation manager for DeepSeek Harness: left-rail library, original-layout PDF reader, six citation styles, a Word bibliography append, and AI translation/summary/mind-map/term lookup. A derivative of jypjypjypjyp/dsh-paper-reader (now dsh-vibe-reading, MIT) that shares its default ~/.paper_reading work root — do not install both. Requires the dsh-better-sidebar plugin.

A self-justification gate for outbound claims: a claim needs a checkable source (an http(s) URL plus a quote of at least 8 characters), every number in the text must appear in a quote, and a quote whose vocabulary overlap with the post is under 10% counts as an invalid citation; absolute wording is rejected when the only evidence is second-hand. All verdicts come from deterministic rules — no model call, no network. The guard subcommand refuses to run the publish command when the gate fails (fail-closed), explains what is wrong and how to fix it, and requires an --ack note on the second attempt stating what changed; after three attempts it stops and hands back to a human. Ships check / explain / fix / guard, with 30 tests.

Run AI commands in real NyaTerm terminal sessions, reusing saved groups, jump hosts and local terminals, with a per-workspace allowlist; commands stay visible and auditable in NyaTerm.

Pulls the bookmarks of X, YouTube, Reddit, Bilibili, Zhihu and Xiaohongshu into one DeepSeek Harness panel: a daily three-item review page, filters by platform, folder and role, and one-click export to Obsidian, Reminders or Calendar. Collection runs through the opencli browser extension, so it needs Chrome with that extension installed and logged in.

Daily longevity coach built on the 64 graded population studies in HowToLiveLonger: a sidebar page with three actions for today, a day timeline, nine situation guides, keyword search over all 64 records and a check-in trail, plus five agent tools that make the model state the A/B/C/D evidence grade before answering questions about sleep, diet, exercise, sitting or supplements.

Scans your Bilibili follow list, marks accounts that are closed or have posted neither a video nor a dynamic for a configurable number of days, and unfollows only the ones you confirm, skipping mutual follows and anyone who has streamed.

Hao123-style AI navigation page: 95 verified entries across 8 categories, a search box matching names, aliases and pinyin initials, per-site in-site search, bookmark HTML import, a favicon proxy that keeps the page free of third-party requests, and an offline rules-based recommender that suggests a complementary tool stack for a stated need.

arXiv paper survey assistant with a settings-page UI, a local knowledge base, a feedback loop, keyword search plus optional local-embedding semantic search, and per-paper deep-read notes. Requires a configured DSH LLM provider; semantic search and full-text deep read need an optional Python environment (pymupdf + fastembed), otherwise they fall back to keyword search or are skipped.

macOS computer use with eight computer_* tools: accessibility-tree and Vision OCR screen reading, actions by element index or visible label that also reach background windows, and CoreGraphics mouse and keyboard events with a resident low-latency daemon for game-grade input sequences; its Swift helpers compile on first use, so there is no runtime dependency.

Embeds a private local Sub2API gateway (Sub2API + PostgreSQL + Redis via Docker) into the DeepSeek Harness sidebar with automatic local login. Windows only, with Docker Desktop and its WSL2 backend already installed; the first start pulls about 250 MB of images and needs local ports 18080 and 18081 free.

Self-hosted SearXNG search provider: the bundled installer sets up and supervises a local instance on macOS/Linux/WSL (needs git and Python 3.11+), key-less and tracking-free; it probes the engines your network can reach and applies the recommended set in one click.

Slims PTC SDK tool definitions to plugin-level summaries and tool names, then returns the full visible tool pack when the model calls unwrap with an exact plugin ID, without changing scope or permissions.

Delegates independent tasks from DeepSeek Harness to the local OpenAI Codex CLI and returns the result to the current conversation. Provides four tools (task execution, status check, danger-mode toggle, enable/disable switch), enforces a real-path working-directory whitelist with symlink-escape protection, defaults to Codex workspace-write sandbox mode, passes the task body as a single argv argument to avoid shell injection, kills the whole Codex process group on timeout or cancel, and caps output length. Requires Node.js >= 20 and a Codex CLI build supporting codex exec.