Plugins

Stops a streaming model call when the same string repeats ten times in a row (threshold configurable), keeps the partial answer as a normal assistant message, and shows a stop notice with the workspace, session name and the repeated string. Repeat counts can vary by unit length through a piecewise table or a JavaScript module, and code regions (fenced, inline, indented) use a relaxed threshold.

Renders image, video, and audio paths and URLs from DSH conversations inline, with workspace-confined local reads and an optional ComfyUI proxy.

A low-interruption Big Fat Fish companion plugin for the DeepSeek Harness web workspace

Browse, preview, edit, and save files under the current project's openspec/ directory from a Web UI header panel that follows the session workspace.

Rearranges DSH Web into a three-column workbench with file editing, Git views, Markdown preview, and workspace terminals.

Conversational Markdown mindmap workspace: edit complete documents step by step, keep a live right-side visualization synchronized, and open, manage, and export mindmaps from the working directory.

Conversation and workspace undo: use the /undo timeline, session-header action, or message icon to roll back before any sent prompt; private Shadow Git snapshots restore files, the reverted turns stay out of model context, and Undo Rollback can recover mistakes. Includes archived-session management and per-tool colored cards.

Workspace/chat context menu for the DSH home page: pin, rename, open in file explorer, archive, fork, copy, and open in a new window.

File-change monitor and code editor for the DSH Web UI. Agent edits appear beside your conversation as real-time line-by-line diffs, with a syntax-highlighted editor, one-click revert, change history, workspace switcher, and per-session isolation.

Sidebar usage dashboard: DeepSeek balance and today's cost, project file explorer, Git diff & history, built-in terminal, and one-click Harness updates.

Codex-style `@file` mentions for the web GUI: search and reference workspace files of every format (.java, .vue, PDF, images, extension-less, hidden) with no index truncation. Replaces dsh-at-file.

Cross-session reference (mention) plugin — paste @[label](dsh-session:…) into any session, including one in another workspace, and the host injects the referenced session snapshot for the model to read; includes a one-click copy-reference button.

Workspace file tree for the Web UI: multi-tab preview (text/DOCX/PDF/Markdown/CSV/images), inline Markdown editing, a Git changes panel, and file operations (rename/delete/copy/move/create) via context menu.

Per-workspace completion ringtones plus attention sounds for approval, question, plan-review, goal-blocked, and task-failure events, with built-in synth, voice (TTS), and custom audio.

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.

Deep links: open a specific session or workspace via `?session=` / `?workspace=`.

LAN task delegation between DSH hosts on one network: the parent dispatches a task to a child host, the child works in its own session and workspace, results and files return to the parent's inbox, sensitive actions wait for the parent's approval, and a finished task can be continued with one follow-up inside the child's existing session. Since 0.4.0 a fresh host listens on loopback only and keeps its listener off until it is enabled, the six-digit pairing code is single-use and rotates with a lockout after repeated failures, tokens travel in an Authorization header and are stored hashed, and a dispatch with no grant or with a permission above the grant is refused before anything is sent. Transport is still plain HTTP with no TLS, so use it on a trusted LAN.

YuShe, a Dafeiyu (big fat fish) virtual pet for DSH: a guided visual setup hatches an AI fish girl with her own personality (15 species, 16 poses each, 200 stat points you allocate), who chats with you, answers in the workspace you bind her to, browses Bilibili on her own account and grows from what she sees, and reports back with a daily plan, diary, letters and, once you configure an image-generation API, photos; everything she posts goes through a local content gate.

Adds permanent delete to the session menu: removes the session log files from disk, or deletes a whole workspace together with all of its sessions through the host registry. Also ships a /purge command. Unrelated to the prompt-patching dsh-purge plugins also listed here, but it uses the same dsh-purge row id and /purge command, so do not install both.

Create a chat with its own workspace in one click, so everyday questions and small tasks can start without manually choosing a project directory.

Session handoff: `/handoff` summarizes recent turns with an LLM, opens a new session in the same workspace with the summary as its first message, and can trigger automatically when the context window or session size grows. Supports DSH `0.1.0-rc.5`–`rc.8`, `0.1.1-rc.2`, `0.2.0-rc.2` and `0.2.1-rc.2`.

Todo plugin that records when each task is created and completed, with table, kanban, gantt and calendar views over the same data, categories, priority and type, @workspace-file links, JSON/CSV import and export, and a todo_time_log agent tool with /todo commands.

Adds a red delete row to the sidebar session menu, plus a multi-select delete that confirms before running, and permanently removes the stored data behind a conversation — session directory and log, projection-cache record, workspace membership and pin.

Pressure-aware session handoff for DeepSeek Harness: writes a handoff doc before a long session degrades, then continues in a fresh session in the same workspace. Subagents are snapshotted, still-running ones are interrupted, and unfinished tasks are handed to fresh subagents; a session without subagents simply gets the normal handoff. The handoff request itself is editable from the panel. A status pip and its label shade from green to blue to amber to red as pressure rises.