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A self-hosted digital-life companion for DSH. Three slow-moving hormones (dopamine, cortisol, serotonin) set its mood and tone, a memory layer turns chats into events and facts with version chains and a forgetting curve, and it writes, hot-loads and unloads its own organs (tools) when a capability is missing. It handles text, images, stickers, voice notes with text to speech and speech recognition, and file uploads; the web space holds diary posts and guestbook comments, and it starts conversations on its own schedule. The built-in web server listens on 0.0.0.0:2332 by default, so create the owner account before exposing the port.

Cost display for AiSpot (sapi) relays: crawls the provider's group list from its public pricing endpoints instead of hardcoding it, lets you pick the active group from a dropdown in the conversation header, and shows a per-turn cost at the end of each turn plus a session total that recurses through every subagent subtree. Switching groups re-prices all history instantly, because the host publishes token buckets only and the browser applies the live rates.

Adds a decode-speed reading to each reply action row, right of the usage control: open it for the turn time breakdown, first-token latency, decode output, prefill, speed ranges and total usage. A setting can keep every message action row visible.

Read-only /btw side questions for DeepSeek Harness: forks the current session, injects the running turn's task, recent tool calls and partial answer so a mid-turn question has context, denies every tool call at execution time, and keeps a per-session topic history with follow-up, stop, retry and delete.

Cross-project session grouping for the DSH sidebar: define named sections, assign sessions from any project into them, then collapse, rename, archive or move a whole project in one action; a toggle in the Sections panel swaps the host session browser for the section tree and restores it on demand, and each row flags live work — its own turn, a subagent it delegated to, or a background job still going — or a completion you have not looked at yet.

A sticky-notes wall pinned to the sidebar: one click opens a full-page wall, notes save as you type, and writing #tags in the text turns them into one-click filter chips. Six paper colors, pinning, search, JSON export and import.

Hides unused panels in the left rail grouped by origin, and turns the rail More button into an expand/collapse toggle that lays out every panel.

Five-tier reasoning protocol injected into the system prompt — off / light / standard / deep / multi-agent, 0 / 3 / 9 / 17 / 19 rules — with the tokens each tier adds per request shown beside it. Alongside it: a claim ledger that marks a load-bearing claim with no evidence or check as unsupported, read-only analyst briefs, JSON-declared custom tools that work in the same turn, one persistent PowerShell session, and re-injection of host context after a configurable message gap. Tier 0 injects nothing and mounts no tools. A derivative of husongan/dsh-deepseek-2027 (MIT); do not install both — each injects its own reasoning-protocol section into the system prompt.

Turns the buttons at the end of each sidebar session row into a configurable row: every action of the official "…" menu can be ticked as a hover button and reordered by dragging, and right-clicking a row opens the official "…" menu (pin / rename / fork / archive / copy session ID). The hover-button list and the more-menu list sort independently, and both are configured on this plugin's own page.

Turn installed MCP servers on or off per conversation, from a picker in the session header.

Reference links panel for DeepSeek Harness: collects every URL of a conversation into the right sidebar with pins, turn counts, metadata and favicon caching. DSH 右栏「参考链接」面板。

A OneShot-themed desktop pet (World Machine) with the original game-style dialogue window, per-turn token usage , an optional OpenAI-compatible chat API, lightweight memory and a customizable persona card.

Loopback HTTP/SSE service that lets an Obsidian plugin drive DSH sessions and inject vault notes into the system prompt (path-based, re-read every turn, so edits show up next turn); needs the companion plugin running inside Obsidian.

Per-turn tool-call step budget for Agent Teams teammates, shipped together with the team-dev and team-boot skills.

Sends one system notification when a DSH turn ends: per-outcome switches for completed, error and interrupted, a minimum-duration threshold, silent subagents and unfocused-window-only delivery. Works on Windows, macOS and Linux, delivered through a connected page or a native fallback (PowerShell toast, osascript, notify-send; the Linux native fallback needs libnotify). Clicking the notification brings DSH back to the front on the page/Electron channel; PowerShell and notify-send notifications are not clickable.

Adds an UpdateNotify tool and a live progress panel docked above the composer in the DSH Web UI, so the model can narrate what it just did, found, or is waiting on while a turn runs.

Task alerts for DSH: a system toast when a turn finishes, or when an approval, question or plan review is waiting; a chime rendered on the Windows communications endpoint so the system ducks other media by its own setting and restores it afterwards, without anyone's volume being written; and an optional copy mailed to your phone over SMTP (465 implicit TLS, or STARTTLS where credentials go out only after the upgrade). No runtime dependency: the sound helper is a PowerShell script, the mail client is plain Node.

Sends desktop notifications when a DSH turn finishes or fails, and sends 继续 automatically after the model-retry budget is exhausted.

Sends Windows system notifications when DSH session turns end, with session titles, elapsed time when observed, optional foreground suppression and subagent filtering. Click a notification to focus the DSH window. DSH must remain running to deliver notifications.

Turns a stated rule into a checkable intake card and writes it into the right AGENTS.md, and keeps project plans, a rule ledger, project records, handoffs, a change log and a timeline.

Runs an approved OpenSpec change to completion while the model stays a mechanical forwarder: a bundled Python CLI computes the ticket DAG frontier, claims tasks atomically, prepares one git worktree per assignment, and returns exact actions. The session delegates each action with the DSH subagent tool and reconciles the completion notice against a hash-bound receipt produced by re-running verification commands on a clean, advanced HEAD, so free-text "done" never counts. Runtime scope changes are plain tasks.md edits. Liveness is observable, not guessed: status returns a relay block (elapsed and lease budget, receipt presence, heartbeat and activity age, a suggested action); abandoning a plausibly-still-working attempt is refused with the judgment data unless --force; a late sealed receipt is revived by adopt after full re-verification instead of rebuilding the ticket; dispatched subagents refresh a progress heartbeat outside the worktree. Requires Python 3.10+ on PATH and a git project that uses OpenSpec.

Logic-risk review before rewriting: audit the source, decide each fix, generate several drafts in parallel, and export with a per-draft audit report. Bring your own OpenAI-compatible API endpoint and key - the plugin ships no model and returns 403 until one is configured.

Skill bundle that installs the codex-collab skill for driving the local OpenAI Codex CLI as a vendor instead of a consultant: every delegation carries acceptance criteria and a self-test script, the result is verified by running those tests locally, and a failure is handed back with its original error output; batch delegation runs sequentially (parallel subprocesses are not usable locally) and multi-turn continuation stays inside one session. Requires the local Codex CLI and PowerShell 7+; the helper scripts are Windows-native and only partially work on macOS/Linux.

Document workspace that turns equipment manuals and past reports into proposals, research reports and bid files, then exports Markdown, Word, HTML, PDF and PPTX. Word/PPTX export and document parsing need Python 3 with pypdf, python-docx and python-pptx (installed from Settings), and PDF export needs Chrome or Edge at the standard Windows paths.