Plugins

Two-way sync of DSH sessions, workspace mappings, settings and patches between machines through your own private GitHub repo (API keys stay machine-local).

Matches prompts to installed skills for automatic activation, applies skill-declared lifecycle hooks and tool policies, and manages GitHub-hosted skills from Settings or the skill_manager tool.

Git and source-control plugin suite for DeepSeek Harness: local git operations plus GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps and Gitea adapters, with self-evolving memory.

DSH updater + official docs sync in Settings: one-click npm update of @deepseek-ai/dsh with live progress (npm output stream, elapsed timer, monotonic bar), multi-copy protection that only touches the running instance, source-tree mode via git pull, one-click PowerShell 7 install on Windows, incremental sync of the official docs/ with progress, and the dsh_docs_search / dsh_docs_read model tools.

Web GUI bundle for DSH: a task board with cron scheduling, a Git branch graph, a file and change side panel, an SSH terminal with SFTP and port forwarding, QR-paired mobile remote control, a desktop companion, live token statistics, and five installable themes.

OAuth / subscription-plan LLM login (Grok, GitHub Copilot, OpenAI Codex, Anthropic, OpenRouter): durable credential store with on-request token refresh, no repo patches (Grok/Copilot verified; use Codex with caution).

Native tools for an Obsidian wiki vault: wiki_query, wiki_write, wiki_rename, wiki_scaffold, wiki_archive, and wiki_lint cover BM25 search with link-graph context, bookkeeping writes with sha256 source tracking, vault-wide renames, mode scaffolds, source archiving, and health checks — with cross-process locks and optional git auto-commit.

Four GitHub workflow skills for PR triage, review feedback, GitHub Actions diagnosis, and safe draft-PR publishing, reusing existing DSH capabilities with gh/git fallbacks.

Git-first file-tree sidebar for the DSH web GUI: VS Code-style indent guides, M/A/U/D/R git decorations, HEAD-vs-worktree diff preview, media preview, and drag-to-reference (files/folders/selected code with line numbers) — pure plugin.

GitHub Device Flow connect plus an in-conversation PR workflow: a status bar above the composer for create / AI-review / merge, and github_* tools for search, issue and PR read and write.

12 tested engineering skills (git commit, code review, test-first, plugin dev, debugging, changelog, PR review, task breakdown, and more): every SKILL.md passes a format validator aligned with the official skill rules plus an isolated load smoke test.

Web GUI bundle for DSH: a task board with cron scheduling, a Git branch graph, a file and change side panel, an SSH terminal with SFTP and port forwarding, QR-paired mobile remote control, a desktop companion, live token statistics, and five installable themes.

DSH self-updater in the settings page: one-click check/pull (`git pull --ff-only`), auto background checks, version diff and changelog preview with a red-dot reminder.

Activity heatmap in the DSH Web sidebar: GitHub-style grid of daily commits, token usage, and estimated spend, with a today stats line for all-session token totals, cache hit rate, and per-model auto-priced cost.

Draggable grid-aligned workbench of 28 mini-cards in the margins of the conversation (API balance, token usage, cost, context pressure, todos, goal, usage heatmap, GitHub repo, image relay), with S/M/L/XL size tiers.

Sidebar image workbench with separate Agnes / OpenAI GPT Image / Grok / OpenAI-compatible keys, text-to-image and up to five reference images, local history, an image_studio_generate tool for /image, and an in-panel GitHub update button.

Two gates for outbound AI text. (1) Guard: before any text goes out it blocks the shapes anyone could write — padding verbs plus abstract nouns ("optimised the code structure"), hollow adjectives, universal filler, template openers, git commit/PR/review boilerplate, comments that narrate the code. Covers chat, comments, email, commit messages, PR descriptions, reviews, issues, docs and code comments. Passes with OK, blocks with one line naming what to change. (2) Catch memes: when someone drops a slang term the model does not guess or look it up — it already knows. A built-in 6792-entry meme wiki is queried before the model starts thinking, and the entry usage field ("how to answer this") goes straight into context. Matches only exact title/slug/alias hits, never fuzzy, so ordinary chat never triggers it. Bundled SQLite by node:sqlite, zero dependencies, 1.6ms per query. Settings page: guard on/off, strict mode, prompt section toggle, meme wiki toggle, per-turn auto-lookup, a four-step tone slider (reserved / measured / follow the room / unrestrained) that is behavioural rather than a label, AI-completion switch (off by default, uses the session own model so no API key needed), a paste-and-test box, and three thresholds. No model call for any check.

Windows shell takeover: replace the default pwsh tool with a configurable multi-client shell tool (git bash, WSL, cmd, pwsh, custom paths), with a deny blacklist and automatic fallback.

GitHub-style activity heatmap in the sidebar, one cell per day over 30/90/365-day ranges, with token usage and estimated cost per model and editable per-model prices.

Remote access gateway for DSH: a browser, or the optional 4 MB Android app, scans a QR code and joins the session already running on the desktop. One-time QR tickets (10 minutes, single use), a 6-digit pairing code matched on both screens, four network entries (SakuraFrp / Cloudflare quick tunnel / LAN / Tailscale), and per-device admission: an online-device limit, online devices pinned first with a green dot, and remove = disconnect plus revoke trust. The gateway listens on 127.0.0.1 only.

Artifacts-like documents in the sidebar: the agent writes a self-contained HTML document, you comment on any part, send the comments back for the next version, or edit text and formatting yourself. Every change is a new version; local only. A local-only fork of tdoc (https://github.com/tornado-doc/tdoc), rewritten as a DSH plugin.

JetBrains-style IDE workbench in the DSH sidebar: Project file tree, Commit panel, Git history with a swimlane graph, a real PTY terminal and an embedded editor with Markdown preview and Find in Files, plus chat file links and send-to-chat references.

Use DSH from a phone browser. Turn on phone access from the phone button in the session header (or the plugin card) and scan the QR code; the phone opens the official DSH web UI served by the desktop process, with the same sessions updating live, so you can follow a running task, reply and approve away from the computer. A gateway inside DSH (port 18765) proxies the web UI and handles the desktop login itself. One QR code works on Wi-Fi and on mobile data: turning access on also starts a free Cloudflare quick tunnel (cloudflared is downloaded from Cloudflare's GitHub releases if missing), and its address survives DSH restarts, so phones do not need to rescan. Pairing codes are one-time and expire in 10 minutes, each phone gets its own revocable credential, the header button shows when a phone is connected, and idle connections get keepalive pings. Optional push notifications go to Bark, ntfy, ServerChan, Feishu / WeCom / DingTalk group bots, Telegram or any webhook when a task finishes (after 30 seconds or more), stops with an error, or waits for an approval or an answer; they carry only the session title and status, and approval still happens in DSH. On a phone the web UI's side panels slide over the page, and it can be added to the home screen with its own icon.

Read-only Git panel for the current workspace — branch, changed files, diffs and image before/after compare — plus three capsules above the composer (Git status, tool and skill activity, session running time) and per-session change attribution with review progress.