Plugins

Desktop notifications for DeepSeek Harness approvals, questions, and turn completion — so neither DSH nor you end up waiting while you browse another tab.

Profile-aware keyboard shortcuts for DSH Web: supports Question and Approval cards, Standard/Vim/Custom profiles, and capability-gated Session and Workspace navigation.

Fourth permission preset for dsh: unconfined, GPU-capable sessions (danger-full-access) with per-operation user approval for writes outside the workspace or to protected paths (.git/**, .env*); implemented purely as a bundle over the official tools/pre-execute ask hook, no core edits.

IDE-style run configurations for DSH: save LLM prompts and shell commands as reusable run configs (global or per-workspace), run them from the session header or the new-session page, and manage them via the task_run_config tool with approval-gated writes.

Sends a desktop notification and chime when a DeepSeek Harness run completes, errors, or waits for approval, with a configurable duration threshold.

QQ official bot (q.qq.com) integration for DeepSeek Harness: chat with the full agent from private chats, groups and channels — WS long connection (heartbeat / reconnect / RESUME), per-chat session isolation, standard agent preset, approval inline buttons with /revoke, slash commands, whitelist fail-closed, credentials via the credentials domain.

Safe, audited SQLite/PostgreSQL/MySQL access for dsh agents: schema introspection, enforced read-only queries, a write approval gate, and a durable JSONL SQL audit trail.

Static bundle form of the DSH plugin-install security gate: reviews cordis_define/cordis_run with a fail-safe policy, plus review/audit tools and a browser approval popup (agree / agree+whitelist / reject; agree+whitelist writes the plugin family into tru

Stages exact DSH tool calls without dispatch, presents complete canonical arguments in a durable Batch Review Inbox, invalidates approvals after edits or restarts, and commits only a matching SHA-256 digest plus single-use nonce through the normal DSH tool pipeline.

Desktop and webhook alerts on macOS, Linux and Windows when an agent finishes a turn, errors, or waits for approval — zero-dependency native notifications (osascript / notify-send / PowerShell toast) plus a Slack-compatible webhook, with a configurable minimum turn duration.

Approval sound effects from the movie NiuLai: plays 「妈妈」 when user confirmation is requested, interrupts it and plays 「牛来！」 the moment the user approves; native Windows playback, zero external dependencies.

Discord-native remote controller for DeepSeek Harness: drive persisted coding-agent sessions from DMs, mention-gated guild channels, and threads, with slash commands, progress updates, approvals, structured questions, and image and text attachments.

CDP bridge to an already-running Chrome/Edge for DSH: screenshots, pixel assertions, DOM/CSS checks, and page JS evaluation over HTTP + WebSocket, with zero child processes, zero npm dependencies, and zero per-use approval.

Gives an agent its own email inbox through AgentMail — eleven tools for sending, reading and labelling mail, plus inbound mail delivered into one harness session per email thread, with an approval gate and recipient allowlist on everything outbound.

Native per-workspace memory on the harness's own seams: facts and a bounded always-on profile on the storage-domain JSON unit, approval-gated writes with `(sessionId, seq)` citations, deterministic recall plus session-query FTS over past sessions — no external server, no custom SQLite.

Push notifications for DeepSeek Harness: the reply text itself plus approval and question prompts, delivered in parallel to Bark and optional Gotify, ntfy, PushDeer, ServerChan, PushPlus, extra Bark servers or a custom webhook, with per-workspace and per-session mute.

Remake a viral short video end to end in one workbench: source clip, character sheet behind a human approval gate before any paid render, AI face swap, frame-sample QA and the final cut, plus a media library, a three-track timeline, and any RunningHub workflow connected by its ID.

Pre-execution review gate for file writes, edits and deletions: the tool call is held before it runs, a right-sidebar panel shows the computed diff (unified, or source versus result side by side), and nothing is written until Accept is clicked; pwsh commands that create, overwrite or delete files through a literal path are held the same way, and a command whose target is only known at runtime shows its raw command line instead of a diff.

Native Windows notifications when an unawaited background job settles (completed, failed, or stopped), when a conversation turn ends, or when the agent waits for a question answer or tool approval.

Delegate DSH tasks to independent Pi, Qoder and MiniMax Code workers through session-scoped MCP, with persistent sessions and a shared WebUI for results, events, approvals and cancellation. By default the Qoder and MiniMax Code workers run with every tool approval bypassed (change it with HARNESS_SUPERVISOR_QODER_PERMISSION_MODE and HARNESS_SUPERVISOR_MCODE_PERMISSION_MODE); DSH workers default to workspace-write with approval.

Adds an Explain this action button under the permission approval card that asks the session model for a plain-language description of the pending operation — what it does, which files it touches, whether it modifies or deletes anything, and the privacy risk — plus a risk level and an allow or reject recommendation. Explanations are generated in Simplified Chinese.

Native Windows completion and approval notifications for DeepSeek Harness, with session titles, optional AI summaries, quick reply, and an opt-in taskbar completion badge. Toasts carry the original session route, subject to Windows activation. The badge requires PowerShell 7.

A floating desktop overlay for Windows that shows which terminal of yours is waiting: it aggregates OpenCode, Claude Code, Antigravity and DeepSeek Harness session state over a named pipe and renders one small always-on-top panel, so you stop tabbing between windows to find out which agent needs approval. Click a row to jump to that terminal. Installing this bundle wires up DeepSeek Harness sessions; sessions from OpenCode, Claude Code or Antigravity appear once each of those terminals has its own reporter from the repository installed. For DeepSeek Harness sessions the panel only shows the state (working, waiting for approval, error, idle) and jumps to the DSH window; approving is still done in DSH.

Shows Windows taskbar progress while a turn runs, turns amber and flashes when an approval or question is waiting, and latches red after a failed turn. A fork of Joker2377/dsh-taskbar-status whose packaging change makes koffi an optional peer dependency, so it installs on DSH Desktop without a native build-script approval; do not install it together with the original.