Plugins

A document preview / edit / management plugin for DeepSeek Harness. It provides a VSCode-style "Document Center" workbench inside the DSH Web GUI: a file tree on the left, click-to-preview, editable code & Markdown with Ctrl/Cmd+S save; and exposes three document tools (doc_read / doc_edit / doc_create) to agents, letting models read and write workspace documents through natural language.

WeChat Reading (WeRead) multi-target export for DeepSeek Harness via the official Skills API gateway: browse your bookshelf, export highlights & thoughts to flomo, a local Markdown file, or Notion, optionally reworked by a configurable LLM prompt.

Session export and compliance archiving for DeepSeek Harness: deterministic redaction, Markdown/JSONL/PDF outputs, on-disk archive management, and a trend/audit view.

Windows desktop UI context picker for Codex, DeepSeek Harness, and MCP clients: select windows, UI elements, or screen regions with hover highlighting, UI Automation, screenshots, and local OCR, then review and approve Markdown/JSON context before output.

Dockable Markdown preview for the DSH Web UI: side-by-side with the conversation, a per-session recently-read .md list, local relative-path images render in place, and clicking an in-chat .md reference previews it instead of launching the system editor; follows the shell light/dark theme.

Conversation outline for DeepSeek Harness: the Markdown headings of the whole session, grouped by turn, in a side panel or a full-width curtain; hover previews can be pinned for comparison, bookmarks keep the places you come back to, and a right-click jumps to a section or copies a heading and the levels below it. Six theme colours and a translucent material, title/prompt/full-text/cross-session search, reading-position follow and a Chinese/English interface.

Weekly digest generator: aggregates git commits, DSH session activity and daily memory entries into a Markdown weekly report, read-only.

Provides the bili_summary tool: Bilibili video metadata, subtitle timeline, and sharp-based frame capture with built-in error handling and graceful degradation.

Professional translation for DSH: 18 target languages, 4 styles (formal/casual/technical/literal), glossary-controlled terminology, and whole-file translation (README/docs/subtitles) with Markdown/code-block format preservation; powered by DeepSeek via SiliconFlow.

Share the current session over the LAN as a read-only, token-guarded HTML snapshot with session stats and Markdown rendering.

Session-scoped Markdown writing pad docked beside the conversation, with edit/preview modes, selection-based AI rewrites, diff review, undo, and draft recovery.

Workspace sticky notes for DSH, saved as multiple Markdown files under the current workspace.

Browse local AI agent projects in one DeepSeek Harness panel: filter and pin projects, pick memories, skills, and recent sessions, then continue in the original directory with an editable DSH handoff draft or export it as Markdown.

QQ Bot channel and D&D 5e Dungeon Master plugin for DeepSeek Harness (fork of @tencent-connect/dsh-qqbot; do not enable alongside upstream): /dnd runs turn-based campaigns with 19 `dnd_*` tools for dice, checks, grid positioning, fog and battle maps, story chronicles, snapshot rollbacks and an optional dedicated combat subagent, plus /persona per-chat switching with handoffs, shared Markdown notes, sticker collection, read-only Bilibili tools and per-chat tool-access gating. Direct and group chats default to open in cordis.patch.yml while non-allowlisted QQ chats are blocked from shell and subagents; requires QQBOT_APPID/QQBOT_SECRET or in-app QR binding, with optional sharp for rendered maps and ffmpeg for audio/video. Shared notes are visible to every session, so private-chat content may be recalled in groups.

Extract CSS themes from URLs, DOCX or PDF; generate, validate and export ColaMD contract themes, and export Markdown to standalone HTML or PDF.

Derives the index from your Markdown memory files on every turn instead of keeping a hand-written index table, so renames, splits and deletions never leave a stale entry. Retrieval ranks by library tags, section tags, title tokens and body text, then injects the matching line ranges rather than whole files. Writing is model-proposed and user-confirmed through a sticky note; entries are appended after the target section's format is detected. Ships a structure panel showing each library and section with line ranges and token estimates, a starter template for an empty memory directory, and optional appearance controls.

Turns DSH session logs into Markdown work reports for a day, an ISO week or a month, grouped by working directory. Each session lists its requests, changed files, tool counts and interruptions, and a closing section names the most-changed files, generated documents and key commands. Adds the /worklog command, a worklog_generate tool and a settings page for the output folder, cross-day merging, the products list and an optional weekly timer.

Edit Markdown in place in the right sidebar and send inline comments to the agent, which resolves each one it handles.

Immersive reading desk: md / docx / pdf render in the centre pane, and the right column is one ordinary Harness session per document that has already been fed the whole text, the research memory and the existing highlights. Select a sentence to ask about it; scanned PDFs and images have no text layer, so a marquee drag captures that region and sends it to a vision model under a turn-scoped runtime brake (max 2 steps, per-step output cap, every tool call denied before dispatch, 45 s cancel). Highlights are anchored as character offsets and painted with the CSS Custom Highlight API, so they survive reloads. Also KaTeX math, outline, in-document search and a draggable three-column layout. Zero runtime dependencies: pdf.js and KaTeX are vendored.

Paper reading in a DSH sidebar tab: the PDF keeps its original layout and fonts, a selection becomes a highlight, a note or a question in the current chat, and annotations plus paper-level notes are mirrored to Markdown in a per-paper folder that also holds the parsed text and the linked open-source code. Ships a `vibe_reading` tool and a reading skill so the agent can build that record itself.

Bilibili course notes for DSH: turns the videos and subject knowledge maps recorded by dsh-video-coursemap into same-name Markdown + Word notes with the video link on top, and delivers them in a new session through dsh-memory-evolve. Requires both plugins (with memory-evolve session orchestration turned on), Python with python-docx for the Word file (the DSH bundled runtime works), and Windows.

Download watermark-free Douyin and Xiaohongshu videos, transcribe them with local or cloud speech recognition, proofread the text against a term list, and export Markdown, DOCX, SRT, VTT and other formats from a settings panel or agent tools. Needs Python 3.10+ with pip packages (playwright, python-docx, numpy, and sherpa-onnx for the default local SenseVoice engine, which also downloads a ~228 MB model on first use), ffmpeg on PATH, and Chrome or Edge.

Renders GitHub-flavored Markdown alerts (the `> [!NOTE]`, TIP, IMPORTANT, WARNING and CAUTION callout blocks) in DSH replies as theme-aware boxes with localized titles, and registers a system-prompt section asking the model to prefer them.

Pulls your chat.deepseek.com conversations into a local knowledge base — one Markdown file per conversation, a JSONL transcript and a catalog — and searches them from a control page inside DSH. Daily increments plus a full-history backfill from the official export, an integrity check, and an optional model step that runs through the host llm service and writes only after its JSON passes validation. Reads the web userToken from the DSH credential store and calls chat.deepseek.com only; no install scripts, no runtime dependencies.