Plugins

A persistent translate button lives in every page the browser opens: click it and every visible text node is replaced in place, click again to restore. Hold to drag, drop it near an edge and it tucks into a small handle; it is re-injected automatically after navigation. The host LLM service does the translation — the plugin holds no API key.

Registers one `workpaper_gate` tool for DeepSeek Harness: it audits a workpaper set for completeness, covering both the target design or template itself and the instance-versus-template structure, with the rule list, template list and core-table list all configurable in one spec file. Findings come back as blocker, warning and info, and the workpapers are only read, never modified. Requires Python with openpyxl.

Registers one `valuation_service` tool that reads a workpaper tree of 01/02/04 JSON and returns one unified schema: six ratio groups, forecast ratios, DCF input slots with explicit missing markers, comparable PS/PE and IRR. Deterministic and local: missing WACC, growth, capex, D&A or working-capital inputs stay blank instead of being guessed, and assumption differences are flagged for review.

Registers one `office_audit` tool for DeepSeek Harness: it recalculates formulas with the bundled LibreOffice Kit and then audits the recalculated values — formula errors, broken sheet references, formula-consistency, hardcoded constants, number-format and unit mismatches, balance-sheet balance, retained-earnings roll-forward, cash tie-out, cash-flow subtotals, ratio-table conventions and data-cleaning issues. Findings are severity-ranked with the offending cell, and an optional findings sheet can be written into a copy. The source workbook is never modified. Requires Python with openpyxl and the bundled LibreOffice Kit.

Registers one `context_extract` tool for DeepSeek Harness: it compresses a long raw document (financial report, contract, ledger) into dense structured Markdown plus JSON — key metrics, tables, numbered clauses, entities and cross-check alerts — so a downstream pipeline can work from the compressed form instead of re-reading the raw document. Financial statements, legal contracts and business ledgers are detected and handled differently; balance-sheet and cash tie-outs are run and mismatches are flagged as alerts rather than silently fixed. Read-only; never modifies the source file. Requires Python with openpyxl and python-docx.

Lets the agent drive Windows by sight: Windows OCR turns on-screen text into clickable targets, then clicks, drags, scrolls, types and presses keys, verifying each action with a per-pixel diff and an OCR text delta; F6+F7 is a separate emergency stop.

Per-workspace closet for temporary scripts and their run logs, kept in a .dsh-fix directory inside each project. Registers a script with its language and purpose, scans a project for leftover scratch scripts, backups and log files, runs registered scripts with a timeout and writes each run to a timestamped log, and sweeps chosen files into a reversible trash with per-batch restore. Scanning only lists and never deletes; cleanup moves files instead of deleting them; files already tracked by git are refused unless forced. Ships 7 agent tools and a settings panel.

Deliverables registry for DeepSeek Harness: agents register the final artifacts of a task (reports, pages, documents, sheets, images, datasets) into one settings section and manager page that store paths only, never copies, and remove recoverably; a standalone CLI (add, list, stats, check, remove, restore) reads and audits the same registry outside the app.

Composes tools, skills and MCP servers into switchable per-session sets, shrinking the resident tool surface and the system prompt on demand.

Requires JDK 11+, the DM JDBC driver and SSH access to the target instance. Inspect Dameng database instances, assess security and recovery conditions, and generate filterable reports with shared evidence.

Run Python on the local NVIDIA CUDA GPU from DeepSeek Harness: device status, foreground and detached jobs, durable logs, and a measured peak-VRAM figure per run.

Toggles the rea-mcp server on and off from the DSH Web UI session header or through the rea_mcp_toggle agent tool, so the 170 mcp__rea__* tool schemas stop being sent with every request while REA is off (the tools payload drops from about 722 KB to about 95 KB) and the REA child process exits; the choice is kept in a profile-scoped state file and restored at startup by a row-level disabled expression.

Turns a Minecraft Java save into a Blender cover or animation: scans the .mca region files for flat open ground, exports the terrain to OBJ, and drives Blender headless with MCprep materials, the BPS character rig and three-point lighting. After each render it reviews the frame with OpenCV for facing, ground contact, exposure, lighting and composition, then re-renders with adjusted parameters when a check fails. Requires Blender 4.2 LTS or newer and Python 3.10+ with opencv-python and numpy; the first run assembles the Minecraft assets with the bundled setup command.

Diverts operation-script writes out of the workspace into a per-session scratch root and collects each one into an inspectable vault outside the workspace, so the workspace holds only real deliverables.

Fork of fourzkw/dsh-drawai that keeps the editable .drawio canvas and its two agent tools, and adds a second vectorization engine beside the original tracer: hierarchical color clustering with Bezier spline fitting and per-channel color precision, selectable per drawing task in three fidelity levels (measured about 18, 38 and 46 dB PSNR on the same 1920x1080 frame (the upstream engine scores about 26 dB on that frame)), with worker parallelism raised to half the logical cores instead of a cap of four. The original tracer stays the default and remains the right choice for whole videos, where the new engine produces files hundreds of times larger.

Run the local Cursor CLI agent on a coding task in a workspace and continue the run by chat id.

A philosopher's way of thinking made executable: dialectics and practice-testing to govern hallucination and long-session drift, so done is a verifiable fact rather than a claim.

Cross-session artifact center: agent tools that register deliverable files (PDF, Excel, PPT, code, JSON) into one shared directory, plus a sidebar panel that filters them by category, extension or keyword.

Model-driven tool-result archiving for DeepSeek Harness. Results above a configurable size carry a short inline id (\[#a1b2c3d4]); the model archives the ones it no longer needs into the session's own archives/ folder and the context keeps a small recoverable stub with the file path. Originals stay in the append-only session log, so nothing is lost. Ships a settings panel with per-size-bucket recovery stats, thresholds that apply without restart, and a conditional reminder when results are waiting to be archived. Requires dsh-better-sidebar for the statistics panel.

Prompt enhancement: click the star button in the composer to have the current model rewrite the draft more clearly, with one click back to the original; the template is editable.

Gives DSH its own per-extension "open with" map: delivery cards, the sidebar preview and change review launch the app you pick, while macOS keeps its own default for Finder double-click. Rules are edited in a Settings tab and stored in ~/.dsh/open-with.json; "show file location" still reveals in Finder.

AI research toolkit for DSH: a model release radar, a per-model benchmark and community report from 13 structured leaderboards plus Chinese and English community discussion, and an AI news radar over 46 feeds and 22 official X accounts; registers four tools and three skills and renders every report to Markdown with a generated table of contents.

Bridges the Cua Driver MCP server into DSH: installs the cua-driver executable when it is missing, starts it over stdio through the in-box MCP client, and registers its 60 accessibility-first window, input, menu, and browser tools with a bundled workflow skill and one-time macOS permission guidance.

Moves DSH plugins between machines and profiles: export a migration bundle where local plugins keep their source and remote ones reinstall by version, restore it elsewhere with the bundle's own restore.mjs, copy plugins to another profile, or pack the whole environment (config, memory, sessions, attachments, plugin sources) into checksummed volumes with a restore script.