Plugins

Adds an "Open folder" item to the session-row ⋯ menu in the DSH workspace sidebar, opening the session's workspace folder with the host OS file manager.

Augmentor for DeepSeek Harness: DSH plugin + Chrome extension that drives the user's real browser from any DSH session — live page snapshot, click, type, tabs — with save-to-workspace chat sessions.

Channel-grouped session view injected into the sidebar — Workspace/Channels tabs with live-running dots, archived grouping, orphan tagging, built purely on official extension surfaces and serving as the RFC-0001 reference implementation.

Compare DeepSeek Harness, Codex, and Claude Code instruction surfaces for the same workspace.

Local semantic index over workspace documents (MD/PDF/DOCX/TXT): FTS5 BM25 + local embedding hybrid retrieval, hit citations with line numbers, and incremental updates.

Drag a conversation onto any workspace group in the sidebar to relocate it between DSH workspaces, updating its cwd, disk location and registry ownership.

DSH Web plugin for managing sessions: archive/unarchive, guaranteed physical deletion (transcript files + ~/storages/*.json sweep), drag-and-drop workspace reassignment, and branch-based message editing (edit/retry/reroll with reversible version timelines

One-time Full access switch for DeepSeek Harness: new sessions (workspaces and conversations) start with danger-full-access and skip the per-session Full access confirmation; installable as a dsh bundle or via patch scripts.

Security-focused Feishu (Lark) channel for DeepSeek Harness: allowlisted remote-agent access with workspace-scoped paths, symlink checks, risk-based approvals, session isolation, redacted logs, and bounded message queues.

Daoist Canon (DaoZang) retrieval skill: keyword or semantic search over 285,117 scripture chunks with exact original-text extraction (line numbers, hit markers), and one-command workspace setup from the Godners/DaoZang dataset.

Remote-control your dsh agent from Telegram: chat, skills, workspace browsing, and file transfer.

Discovers Codex and Claude project directories and registers them as shared DeepSeek Harness workspaces.

LLM approval answerer for sandbox escalations beyond workspace-write: a deterministic regex filter first, then a clean-context reviewer model; humans are asked only when it is unsure. Requires the bundled core patches.

Multi-folder workspace for DeepSeek Harness: pick several folders and create one workspace spanning them (directory-flow occupant + extended workspace/sandbox contract)

Text-to-image and image-to-image generation inside DSH through OpenAI-compatible endpoints, with an agent tool, multi-provider fallback, and a side-panel workspace with history.

Translates visible Chinese UI and content in DeepSeek Harness Web, using a browser-local OPUS-MT model for session titles, workspace names, messages, search results, and opted-in plugin prose while keeping remote translation limited to allowlisted UI labels.

DeepSeek Harness web client plugin: group sidebar workspaces into a configurable three-level tree (分类→项目→会话). Sidecar YAML rules. dsh-plugin.

SSH remote execution set: give a session an ssh:// workspace and every file, command, and shell operation runs on the remote host.

Inspect the files an agent touched, review session artifacts, preview bounded content, and manage local Workspace Memory without leaving the conversation.

Unofficial DeepSeek Web LLM provider plugin for DeepSeek Harness. Lives in packages/plugin of the public workspace; npm tarball ships built lib/ and prebuilt WASM.

Codex-style Git workbench: workspace-scoped changes, diff, stage, commit, guarded branch operations, graph history, fetch, fast-forward pull, and upstream push through official plugin APIs.

Codex-style session archiving: hovering a sidebar conversation row reveals an Archive icon at the far right; one click archives the session via the official workspace archive API.

Workspace-bound arbitrary file upload, reading, OCR, and rendering for DeepSeek Harness.

Permission mode between workspace-write and full access: shell commands are checked by deterministic rules and a subagent review; irreversible or system-level actions require explicit approval.