Plugins

A settings page that edits the current project's CLAUDE.local.md, the private per-project instruction file DSH's built-in loader reads at the start of a session; the file stays out of git.

Loopback-only ACP door for DeepSeek Harness: connect VS Code and other local clients to a running kernel over the local loopback address, sharing its models, tools, memory and sessions. Browse history, change permission modes and call capabilities registered by DSH plugins.

Focus-aware notifications for DeepSeek Harness: approvals, questions, plan reviews and finished replies appear as one alert only when the conversation window loses focus; background conversations alert at any time and subagent sessions never do.

Project control plane with durable tickets, replaceable DSH sessions, a project matrix, and bidirectional UI navigation.

Adds a Vivado session preset to dsh with an FPGA engineering-discipline persona (global serialization, pure-ASCII paths, evidence-first conclusions, detached long builds) and mounts eight bundled AMD/FPGA skills from the package itself; installing the preset needs no Vivado or vivado-mcp installation.

Host plugin that adds the /dsh-book-deconstruct command and the dsh-book-deconstruct tool to any session for a full book walkthrough plus one deep insight.

Windows console and system-window watchdog for DSH. It scans every console window, marks the idle and finished ones, and lists them in a collapsible taskbar panel (collapsed by default, expand by clicking the title bar) in two views — a compact icon grid and per-app grouped cards — then closes selected windows the graceful way (WM_CLOSE, the same as Alt+F4, never a force-kill) after a dry-run preview and a confirm step. Close a single window, every window of one app, or a whole batch; the icon view adds a red × badge to single-close any non-whitelisted window, and a thin 2px progress bar counts each close as i/N. Empty console shells are hidden or truly closed, while the DSH host, Fluent/MPI/ANSYS solver processes, the foreground window and whitelisted programs (added one row at a time by process image name or window-title substring) are never touched, and elevated admin windows go through one UAC prompt. Resource-Manager folder windows can be closed on their own without ever touching the desktop or taskbar. It also lists the DSH sidebar panels of the current mounted session and closes one in one click, and flags MCP service consoles (red badge, no close button) as never-close. Adapts DSH kernel 0.2.2-rc.1.

Hippocampus: renders workspace files, DSH memories and past sessions as a rotatable neuron graph in the sidebar, with Chinese-friendly labels and automatic re-indexing on every start.

Keep conclusions alive across context compaction: the model writes a task checkpoint and the plugin re-injects it into the system prompt's first node — the span compaction never touches, so it survives any number of compactions. Four-tier injection (0/95/175/≤12000 chars) scales with session relatedness; checkpoints live in the plugin's own folder, never in your workspace.

Four-layer memory for DeepSeek Harness, ported from the memory design of NoMindSama/qq-dsh-bridge (MIT) with the QQ channel removed: an append-only dialogue log, a weighted long-term fact store with decay and one-way archiving, self-notes the agent writes about itself, Chinese bigram recall over the raw log, and incremental AES-256-GCM sync to a private git repo where only ciphertext is stored. Archived sessions drop out of recall without losing their history.

Copy a user message together with its images and files, then paste it into any session: the text lands in the composer and each attachment is rebuilt through the official createDrafts/addAttachments path, so it uploads and sends like a normal draft.

Delete a conversation record from the DeepSeek Harness Web UI, with a trash bin to restore or purge it. Both this and zhezhi33/dsh-session-recycler install under the package name dsh-session-recycler, so install only one of them.

Lists every session stored in the local DSH profile with its title, workspace, last-modified time and size, then moves the selected ones to a 90-day trash you can restore or purge; deletion detaches the live session first, so the sidebar updates without restarting the app.

Soft-branches a self-contained sub-question into a child session and returns only a bounded digest, so the main context grows by a short summary instead of the whole investigation.

Lists resumable Codex chats under the DSH composer, grouped by the concrete project each one belongs to, and inserts a mechanically extracted recovery context into the draft without sending it. Project ownership is resolved from the Codex project registry with path-boundary matching and labelled by how reliable it is: recorded session ownership, registered directory, unreadable metadata, or a directory registered under several projects (left unknown rather than guessed). Also reports when the stored autosave is behind the log tail, which usually means the turn ended without a stop. The chat list requires python3 >=3.8 on PATH; Windows is not supported yet, and without python3 the list stays silently empty.

The missing receipt for DeepSeek prefix caching: replays local DSH sessions, prices every call at official peak/off-peak rates, and produces an HTML receipt plus a shareable card.

Read-only dashboard for token usage, cost, request speed, and first-token latency across local DSH sessions.

Cost display for AiSpot (sapi) relays: crawls the provider's group list from its public pricing endpoints instead of hardcoding it, lets you pick the active group from a dropdown in the conversation header, and shows a per-turn cost at the end of each turn plus a session total that recurses through every subagent subtree. Switching groups re-prices all history instantly, because the host publishes token buckets only and the browser applies the live rates.

Shows where every session's tokens go: lifetime totals, cache hit rate, peak/off-peak cost, a calendar heatmap, a trend chart, per-model and per-workspace breakdowns, and a session tree revealing subagent sessions, with CSV/JSON export. Also ships context clear/compact actions and a prompt optimization button.

All-session token usage dashboard in the sidebar: total and peak tokens, usage streaks, a 53-week activity heatmap, 7/30-day trend, per-model usage and a session ranking. Folded locally from the profile session projection cache, so sessions written by older session formats are counted too; no network access, and the read-only summary route refuses non-loopback peers.

Composer token pill for the current session: total tokens plus uncached input, cache read, cache write and output, with the cache-hit share. A pure client consumer of the session tokenUsage projection — no host service, no file access, no network requests.

Token usage and cost analytics for DeepSeek Harness, with daily token and cost charts, model and workspace rankings, a sortable table with CSV export, account balance and per-session cost.

Adds a decode-speed reading to each reply action row, right of the usage control: open it for the turn time breakdown, first-token latency, decode output, prefill, speed ranges and total usage. A setting can keep every message action row visible.

Adds a cross-workspace activity sidebar for running, waiting and unread sessions, with search, optional pinned and scheduled-delivery groups, local read tracking and confirmed archiving.