Plugins

Instance manager for DSH Web: a Mini Utility Dock panel that lists every local dsh web instance the machine can see (port, PID, uptime, live session count, resident memory, version), starts a new instance on an automatically picked free port in 3080-3129 or on a port you name, opens a row in a new tab, and stops one or all of them through that instance’s own graceful shutdown (appExit). Rows also show what each instance is serving, and read-only instance logs and session summaries are one click away. Where a peer is configured, the same panel lists and queries instances on other machines over a bearer-authenticated link. Every route is loopback-guarded, and a browser-facing action must additionally pass the host’s own browser authentication.

Liquid-glass theme for DeepSeek Harness with SVG edge refraction on the composer, bubbles, queue dock, menus and sidebar, translucent token overrides driven by live sliders for tint, opacity, blur and refraction, custom or built-in animated wallpapers, and desktop chrome extras such as a session bar merged into the system title bar and a fullscreen button.

Live, bidirectional mind map for DSH Web built on Mind Elixir: the agent and the user edit the same tree in real time in a docked panel or fullscreen, with PNG export and open-in-desktop.

Daily news digest from 46 curated RSS sources, edited by the model already configured in dsh, delivered to your IM via webhook, and broadcast in the chat like a regular model reply with zero context cost.

Local, verifiable delivery evidence reports for coding-agent work.

Web search pool for the native web_search tool: fails over across 8 free/paid backends with quota-aware circuit breaking, settings-page API key management, custom SearXNG instances, failover/rotate strategy switching and live SerpApi quota.

Toggle switches for the plugin inventory: enable/disable any plugin live from Settings → Plugins → Plugin list without restarting, with groups/filters, bulk toggle, undo, and backup.

Open plugin marketplace: live GitHub dsh-plugin topic search with per-repo package.json verification (dsh.bundle/dsh.client manifest badges and a verified-only filter), npm-first installs with same-source anti-squatting checks, update detection, and five agent tools for headless use.

Registers a SpecWorkflow skill pack for requirement clarification, implementation specs, execution, delivery review, repair planning, bug diagnosis, and source-backed research.

Kimi-Code-style swarm: batch-parallel subagent dispatch with adaptive scheduling, a /swarm command, and in-chat live progress rows.

Free voice closed loop for the Web UI: browser SpeechRecognition mic input with live interim results plus read-aloud speaker buttons and auto-read for assistant replies, zero configuration and no API key.

Results-only conversation toggle for the Web GUI: hides thinking and tool-call process rows, keeps one live status line while the agent works, restores working animations under prefers-reduced-motion, zh-CN/en localized. Works in the stock composer and inside dsh-split-screen panes; verified on DSH 0.1.1 and 0.1.5.

Conversation Canvas tab: live-preview workspace HTML artifacts and export PNG/JPG/SVG locally (`npx dsh-canvas-preview`).

Coordinate independent DSH Sessions and provider-backed members without merging their histories, using persistent native Rooms with identity-bound leading `@` mentions, direct delivery, broadcasts, and leader-scoped controls.

Cross-session agent-to-agent messaging for DeepSeek Harness — address another session by name and deliver a message into its inbox.

Plugin marketplace for DeepSeek Harness — live-syncs the GitHub dsh-plugin topic (1800+ repos) into a searchable, paginated settings tab with one-click install and agent tools (market_search / market_install).

DSH plugin: edit the system prompt (deployment persona) from the Settings page, with live preview.

Side web-preview panel: local static hosting, Markdown/code/image preview, one-click run of non-static projects (Cargo/npm/Go/Python) with live logs, drag files into the chat (saved to the workspace), element mark & annotate, workspace file search on 404, and link-click takeover into the side panel.

Shared interactive terminal: the AI terminal tool and the official sidebar xterm drive the same session shell, so you can type and watch the live screen.

Event-based memory for long-lived chat bots: emotion-weighted decay, three confidence levels on recall, superseding outdated facts, per-subject isolation, plus relationship, fact, chapter, skill and gap tables. Ships a CLI, an HTTP endpoint and a DSH plugin bundle.

Lets the model turn an answer into a web page that lives right inside the chat. The show_page tool either fills one of 8 built-in templates (report, compare, checklist, dashboard, timeline, flashcards, quiz, flow), where the model writes only the content and the plugin does layout, interaction and saving, or saves a full page the model wrote itself (calculators, games, custom layouts). Hand-written pages get the same design as base styles inside a CSS @layer, so the page's own CSS still wins. The page appears under the reply at its content height, interactive and following DSH's light/dark theme. The page's localStorage is stored in DSH per page, so what users tick or type survives reopening and new versions, and the same page open in the chat and the right sidebar stays in sync. Each edit is saved as a new version you can flip back to. After saving, the page is checked in a hidden local Chrome or Edge (script errors, horizontal overflow, dark mode not applied) and problems go back to the model. The right sidebar shows the page full-size with versions, a gallery of all pages and export to PNG, PDF or HTML. Pages run in a sandboxed, separate-origin frame with a strict CSP: no access to DSH data and no fetch, XHR or WebSocket. Works on phones with dsh-mobile.

Your phone, live in the DSH right sidebar: one UI read costs 120 ms and 200-1300 tokens, where a screenshot costs 0.5-3.2 s and 1.5-2k image tokens; a tap lands on the real device in 61 ms, and a circled area comes back with its controls. You can tell what is on screen, and whether a tap landed, without a screenshot. Needs adb and ffmpeg on the host; the OCR fallback is macOS-only.

A Versions tab on the Plugins page: one-click upgrades that replace the plugin in place where they can (no uninstall, enabled state preserved, falling back to remove + reinstall with the reason logged when the profile writer lock is busy), live pnpm output with per-step timing and cancel, the full published version history with one-click rollback, every version checked against the running DSH so incompatible ones are marked and blocked, a rollback that installs the old version but cannot activate it reported separately from a lost package, profile manifest writes taken under the harness writer lock with one recoverable journal record per package after a failed upgrade, mirror-gap warnings, and a selectable npm registry saved in the profile.

Use DSH from a phone browser. Turn on phone access from the phone button in the session header (or the plugin card) and scan the QR code; the phone opens the official DSH web UI served by the desktop process, with the same sessions updating live, so you can follow a running task, reply and approve away from the computer. A gateway inside DSH (port 18765) proxies the web UI and handles the desktop login itself. One QR code works on Wi-Fi and on mobile data: turning access on also starts a free Cloudflare quick tunnel (cloudflared is downloaded from Cloudflare's GitHub releases if missing), and its address survives DSH restarts, so phones do not need to rescan. Pairing codes are one-time and expire in 10 minutes, each phone gets its own revocable credential, the header button shows when a phone is connected, and idle connections get keepalive pings. Optional push notifications go to Bark, ntfy, ServerChan, Feishu / WeCom / DingTalk group bots, Telegram or any webhook when a task finishes (after 30 seconds or more), stops with an error, or waits for an approval or an answer; they carry only the session title and status, and approval still happens in DSH. On a phone the web UI's side panels slide over the page, and it can be added to the home screen with its own icon.