Plugins

Bridges a OneBot QQ bot into DSH: the owner's direct messages open a session on the same home, answers go back to QQ, and files named with \[SEND_FILE: path] are delivered. Needs a OneBot v11 implementation with a forward WebSocket (such as NapCat) and ownerId set in the config, otherwise every message is ignored. The home it shares with the main session is provided by the separately installed dsh-wakeup plugin. It also runs an unauthenticated local status endpoint on 127.0.0.1:3002 with open CORS that returns the owner QQ number, the login QR code and recent log lines (including the first 60 characters of incoming messages).

Feishu IM bridge for dsh: create a dedicated Feishu bot by scanning a QR code, get one Card JSON 2.0 notice per finished turn, answer tool approvals and structured questions from the chat, and drive a session from it — listing and switching the bound session with /sessions and /resume, steering a running turn, and choosing per-chat permission modes (read-only, workspace, Auto Review, full). Long output paginates instead of being cut. Owner binding: the QR scan binds the scanner; with manually entered credentials the first sender claims ownership and everyone else is refused.

Read-only panel listing recent Codex CLI runs parsed from the local ~/.codex/sessions rollout files, showing status, duration, token usage and the last assistant message, with no bridge or extra daemon.

JetBrains Database-style data source tree and SQL/Redis consoles with 15 agent tools for DeepSeek Harness. SQL needs Java 8+ installed, Redis does not.

Telegram, Discord, Slack, Mattermost, Zulip and Matrix channels in one plugin, with per-conversation sessions that survive restarts, a Settings page that adds, tests and saves channels without YAML, and a fail-closed allowlist that rejects every sender until one is configured.

Floating commit panel for the DSH web UI: it appears when the current session workspace has unstaged or untracked changes, takes a hand-written or AI-drafted commit message (AI drafts follow Conventional Commit), and commits or commits and pushes. Works in the DSH web UI and CLI only; the desktop app cannot install it.

A work assistant for WeChat: it records what you tell it into a SQLite task ledger, ranks items by urgency, reminds you on schedule, extracts people and their relations from your notes, and hands tasks to separate assistant sessions. Ships its own WeChat bot channel (scan to log in; private chat only) and a full-page dashboard.

Token-efficient web reading for DeepSeek Harness: one call fetches several pages through a real Chrome/Edge over CDP, gates them by relevance and returns a single digest, cutting context tokens by 80-98%. Real search URLs, login flow, screenshots, three proxy modes.

Manages the MCP servers of a DeepSeek Harness profile: lists each server with its connection state and the tools it registers, preflights a configuration before saving it (a missing executable, an npm package name used as a command, an unexpanded variable that would reach the child literally, a URL with no path), and adds servers by pasting a dsh patch fragment or a Claude Code mcpServers block, converted to the dsh shape.

An x_archive tool that turns an X (Twitter) post link into a permanent Markdown snapshot via the 2100laike archive service: images are re-hosted so they never break, snapshots survive post deletion, resubmits dedup-hit and return the latest version without spending quota, and refresh forces a refetch with a PAT. Needs the third-party 2100laike service; anonymous use is limited to 8 archives per day per plugin instance and a registered PAT raises that to 100 per day.

A wb_archive tool that turns a single Weibo post link (m.weibo.cn/status/...) into a permanent Markdown snapshot via the 2100laike archive service: long posts are fetched in full, images are re-hosted so they never break, snapshots survive post deletion, and resubmits dedup-hit and return the latest version without spending quota. Needs the third-party 2100laike service; anonymous use is limited to 8 archives per day per plugin instance and a registered PAT raises that to 100 per day.

Durable cross-session memory plus a fetch ladder that survives hostname-keyed blocking. Four tools: memory_recall, memory_save and memory_stats over a plain-JSON fact store at $DSH_HOME/memory/facts.json, plus resilient_fetch which tries plain fetch, then a same-service alias host (Wikipedia only for now), then curl over IPv6 and IPv4 (needs curl on PATH). No daemon, no npm dependency, no network at import time. (1.3.0 shipped a fifth tool, memory_prune; it was withdrawn in 1.4.0 because adding a tool to a running plugin breaks sessions that were opened before it.)

A session manager for the DeepSeek Harness sidebar: per-workspace category trees with drag-and-drop ordering, pinned sessions hoisted above the categories (or kept inside them, switchable from the view options), an archive partition, and a delete bin where removed sessions keep their logs and can be restored or purged in batches. The host half owns the category and recycle data, the web half renders it; both ship as one plugin. Maintained fork of ht719/dsh-session-categories ported to current DSH, with pinning, archive partition and delete bin added; it cannot be installed together with the original.

Reads stored sessions at host boot and resumes the one whose last turn a restart interrupted, sending a short follow-up so the work continues.

Session and message surgery in one plugin: recall or edit prompts and replies (reasoning included), regenerate from the original prompt, delete any turn at the model-context level, and archive, delete, move or migrate sessions across workspaces. Targets DSH 0.1.5 and 0.2.x, verified on 0.2.1-rc.3. A combined fork of three MIT plugins (dsh-message-recall from Jipcon/DSH-plugins, dsh-session-manager from hkkz9522, dsh-delete-turn from DDDMUC) with added reply editing, regeneration and workspace migration. Do not enable it together with those plugins or other session movers or message deleters.

Minimal theme for dsh that removes shadows, glass blur, and brand tinting while tightening radii, plus UI extras: sidebar archive tabs with type-to-filter, model and reasoning-effort controls under the composer, per-turn subagent topology cards, colored cache-hit and context meters, and per-turn duration.

Turns the DeepSeek Harness window into frosted acrylic glass so the desktop shows through, stacking on top of the active theme instead of replacing it. Desktop show-through on Windows 11 also needs the bundled installer (npx github:InkStain258/dsh-glass-skin), which makes a backed-up edit to the DSH Desktop app.asar.

Shows the DeepSeek API account balance and live round-trip latency to the configured inference provider in one sidebar widget, with a configurable low-balance alert threshold. The balance needs DEEPSEEK_API_KEY configured in DSH credentials, otherwise the widget shows a missing-key notice.

See where your tokens go: cross-session usage stats with model and workspace breakdowns, plus a next-turn forecast.

White kitten accountant on the window sill: shows the tokens and money for each answer and for the whole session, the money the prompt cache saved, the context size against the model window, the next peak/off-peak price change and the live DeepSeek balance; it purrs when stroked, reacts while the agent works and synthesizes all of its sounds.

Floating DeepSeek account balance card for the dsh web UI: shows total, granted and topped-up balance per currency, refreshed every 60 seconds. Draggable and collapsible; the API key resolves from the card, the credentials service, or the DEEPSEEK_API_KEY environment variable, in that order.

Reasoning-effort slider for the DeepSeek Harness composer: drag through the thinking levels the current model declares and release to write the chosen level into the session. An auto band escalates one level after a tool error and another after two or more, and optional model routing picks a provider/model per task type.

Annotate quoted answer text in the transcript: each selection keeps its quote plus a note of your own, notes pile up as chips in the composer and travel with the message, and two or more also get a chip above the input to jump back or clear them. The chips need dsh-paste-chip installed; without it each note is a plain text line in the draft.

Groups the composer model picker into customizable official, plugin and relay sources, with hierarchical navigation, an Our Free Model four-category view, and a dedicated settings page. The Our Free Model view needs dsh-our-free-model installed.