Plugins

Grouped workspace browser for the DSH sidebar: named groups over group > workspace > session, group-level archive and delete that show the affected count, a three-way archived-session filter, and a group document the Host half writes to $DSH_HOME/storages. Drawn with the shell's own --dsw-* tokens and official components, so rows, menus and theme switching match the native sidebar.

HTML deliverable workbench in the file preview: viewport presets (desktop, laptop, tablet, mobile, A4), click-to-annotate elements with a notes/QA panel that docks to any edge or floats and sends the notes to the agent as one message, delivery QA grouped by category (figure/table numbering, orphans, clipping, overflow, page whitespace, WCAG contrast, images, dead anchors, banned words), PDF export through a local Chromium-based browser, and export of a self-contained annotated HTML that reviewers open in a browser to reply; also provides the `deliver_qa` and `deliver_export_pdf` tools and a `/deliver` command.

DeepSeek Harness adapters for Loomy, SenseTime Raccoon and Trae. Sign in through the provider’s own web page (WeChat QR for Loomy and Raccoon, a dedicated browser window for Trae), or reuse a signed-in local Trae client for the mainland check-in, then use

Drive the DSH Desktop right-sidebar browser on Windows through playwright-cli, with a stable per-session page ID. Needs DSH started with --remote-debugging-port=0 and @playwright/cli installed globally.

Windows-only derivative of the official ego lite DSH plugin (@ego-lite/dsh-plugin, citrolabs/ego-lite) that cannot be installed alongside it: connects DeepSeek Harness to the installed Windows ego lite app through authenticated loopback HTTP for task spaces, navigation, page reading, clicks, form input and screenshots.

Windows-only local encrypted credential vault (DPAPI-wrapped AES-256-GCM) plus a headless-Chrome login keeper: 31 agent tools log a site in once, keep the session on disk, and fetch login-walled pages (Tieba, NGA, Pixiv, one book site) with per-floor post extraction. The live page mirrors into a draggable, collapsible right-edge dock where clicks, typing and scrolling replay over CDP, so a captcha can be solved without a separate browser window. Edge/Chrome saved passwords can be migrated: the plugin reads the browser's Login Data store, decrypts v10/v11 entries in-process, and copies the store and its key blobs into its own controlled profile so the browser can autofill them (v20 app-bound entries can only be autofilled, not decrypted offline). Ships a one-command installer that repairs the DSH profile registration and a built-in self-test.

On-demand proxy for DeepSeek Harness that leaves the system proxy, WinHTTP and TUN alone: its own Clash-style engine parses vmess, vless, ss, trojan, socks5 and http subscriptions and runs a rule engine (DOMAIN, DOMAIN-SUFFIX, DOMAIN-KEYWORD, IP-CIDR, IP-CIDR6, GEOIP with DIRECT/PROXY/REJECT) so only the requests that are slow when dialled directly take the proxy on the web, search, scripts and browser channels, with per-node latency and bandwidth tests, spoofing options and a loopback panel behind a per-instance token.

Sends a Markdown file from the conversation into a self-hosted SiYuan notebook: a button on every delivered-file card and on the document-preview toolbar, or just ask the agent to send it, all through the SiYuan kernel HTTP API. Existing notes are never overwritten — a repeated title gets a timestamp suffix — and the API token stays in the host credential store rather than in settings files or the browser.

Opens a browser console to prepare Minecraft Java on Windows x64 and run DeepSeek-controlled survival through native-player MCP tools, with spatial observations and an optional livestream overlay from a separate extension. Requires an installed Minecraft Java Edition 1.21.x client and an official DeepSeek API key with at least ¥1 balance.

Persona state and slow evolution for DSH: five state dimensions (valence, arousal, energy, intimacy, focus) move after each turn and decay toward baseline over time; four scene types (work, tech, support, chat) modulate reply length and warmth without changing the state itself; the Soul panel keeps a persona card plus weighted evolution entries and injects them into the system prompt persona-first under a 4000-character budget. Ships a browser panel with a persona card editor and a live state view (the five metrics plus the last six events), appends a JSONL trace to disk, and seeds a usable default persona on first install.

Previews plugin-market entries inside DSH instead of opening an external browser: clicking a card shows the README in a panel docked beside the market, or the repository in DSH's built-in right-sidebar browser, and restores the layout when you leave. Works with dshmarket and DSH's built-in experimental market.

Adds a browserless deepseek-web provider that drives chat.deepseek.com, with an account pool (rotation, cooldown, auto-failover), in-panel login (browser, or email + password with MFA) and token usage stats.

Native Windows question and completion notifications with customizable titles and icons, foreground suppression, acknowledgement, and activation of an existing DSH browser tab; requires one-time local setup.

Chrome/Edge companion extension: select text on a page and click the badge to get a Markdown answer from dsh in the side panel or a floating card, with native multi-turn follow-ups; host-side tools let the agent read the current page, capture HTTP traffic and drive the browser. Fork of stuarthu/dsh-chrome (MIT): upstream supplied the bridge, browser tools and page injector, and this fork adds select-to-interpret, native multi-turn follow-up, in-panel settings and appearance options. It registers the same browser_* tool names as the upstream, so the two cannot be installed together.

Adapts the DSH Web GUI for mobile screens and adds a workspace file browser with previews and downloads.

Desktop notifications for DSH Web sessions: browser notifications plus Windows toast when a session finishes, fails, needs an approval, or asks a question. Clicking one opens the session; browser notifications focus an open tab, Windows toasts open a new tab.

Annotate elements in the built-in browser — click one, write a comment, then send the whole batch to the session in one message so the model can find and edit the matching source.

19 browser_* tools that let agents drive DeepSeek Harness's built-in sidebar browser over a loopback bridge: accessibility-tree reads with stable refs, real CDP clicks and keys, screenshots, network interception, device emulation, a cookie vault, document-start script injection, multiple browser instances, and raw CDP passthrough. Requires DSH launched with --remote-debugging-port=9222.

Browser and desktop application control with live previews, annotations and native Hyprland support.

Session favorites: bookmark any conversation into a browser-style favorites panel — one-click star from session rows, folders for organization, notes, custom display names, resume session, fork into a new session, basic session stats, plus a fork-relationship graph showing how conversations derive from one another.

Adds download actions to DSH delivery cards, changed-file review, and the document preview, and hides native open controls that cannot work when the Host is remote or headless. Needs DSH Web; the native open controls are hidden by default and can be restored per browser.

Adds a Codex sign-in page to DSH settings, driving the built-in llm-pi-ai OAuth flow for browser or device-code login and showing masked account status without a separate provider or credential store.

Keeps the images you pasted or attached in the composer, per session: they are mirrored locally in the browser and handed back through the official draft channel when you return to the conversation or the composer remounts, and dropped as soon as the message is sent or you remove them.

Adds a right-click menu to the DSH web UI for files and for links: a file-tree row, a file path or file mention in a chat message, or a hyperlink opens a menu that previews a file in DSH, opens it in the default application or a chosen associated one, reveals it in the file manager, copies the path, the workspace-relative path, the file name, the link address, the link text or the file contents, saves a copy elsewhere, and opens an HTTP(S) link in the sidebar browser or in the system browser, while a right-click that is not on a file or a link keeps the browser's own menu.