Plugins

Superpowers (obra/superpowers v6.4.2) for DeepSeek Harness: the full skill library, the session-start bootstrap, and an optional workflow gate.

The Refyard Git workbench as a DeepSeek Harness panel: history, changes, diffs, commits, branches and stashes for the repository the current session is working in.

DSH side chat: fork the current session into an ephemeral side conversation that can really edit files, without polluting the main transcript.

Two switches at the right of the Session header. The left one stops writes to your local git repository (git add, git commit); the right one stops uploads to a remote (git push, git remote, gh). Both start on, and switching a guard on never releases the o

DSH 会话收藏夹插件：收藏会话、按工作区分组、@ 引入、多设备一致

DeepSeek Harness plugin: pick Sessions in the sidebar and delete them for good — one row or a whole selected group — together with their log, projection cache and workspace registration. Arabic and English UI.

Folder-style sidebar for DeepSeek Harness: workspaces read as folders, and clicking one enters its session list instead of scrolling every workspace at once. · DSH 文件夹侧栏：工作区即文件夹，点进去只看该工作区的会话。

Ctrl+Space command palette over the Harness Web UI: one box to find sessions, invoke skills, open panels and switch appearance.

DeepSeek Harness plugin: saved shortcuts (name + target agent + text) with a workspace/session/agent tree picker, a sidebar menu that delivers a shortcut's text to its target without switching sessions, and per-message capture from user bubbles

Memex for DeepSeek Harness (dsh) — every day it records what dsh did (sessions, prompts, tools, files, commands) as a Markdown diary. · dsh 的起居注：每天自动整理 dsh 当天做了什么，存成日记。

Per-session DeepSeek API cost meter with adaptive peak/off-peak (波峰/波谷) tariff

DeepSeek Harness plugin: VS Code-compatible multi-root workspaces. A .code-workspace file is the single source of truth — its `folders` become writable roots of the session, exactly as in VS Code / Trae / Cursor.

Session Fleet: model-facing tools that let one DeepSeek Harness agent discover, read, create, and message other DSH sessions.

Status-based session board plugin for DeepSeek Harness

Cross-device conversation and task sync for DSH: one machine generates a relay station and the others join with its invite link; every frame is end-to-end encrypted, so the relay routes a hashed channel it cannot read. Peers read each other's full transcripts and task boards, interject into a turn that is running on the owning machine, send a work command that runs in a workspace of the target machine with the model strength chosen by the sender, and can copy a conversation into a new local session and keep working on it here. Ships a token-gated phone page for listing devices, reading tasks and sending a command.

Switches between local and remote DSH workspaces and sessions, with optional plugin sync; requires your own relay server.

Local-only memory guard for the DeepSeek Harness: host heap and session-log monitoring, oversized tool-argument interception, and dry-run by default session vacuum.

Diagnostic evaluation plugin for DeepSeek Harness: freezes the confirmed Harness configuration, runs a benchmark, keeps the full session trace, and attributes failures to model, Harness, benchmark or environment.

Browser tools for DSH that POST to the local OpenCLI daemon instead of spawning the opencli CLI per command, avoiding its cold start: oc_status, oc_exec, oc_navigate, oc_snapshot and oc_tabs, with one persistent automation tab per session.

Mounts the pen.dev desktop app MCP server in a DSH session so the model can read and edit the .pen document open in Pen through the get_app_state, read_skill, execute, get_style and browser tools; finds the server binary by probing the usual install paths, and adds a pen-dev skill plus a listener that turns pen.dev plan-limit failures into a short bilingual notice. Unofficial, and ships no pen.dev binaries.

Auditable token-cost ledger for DeepSeek Harness: wraps the llm/stream waterfall and records every call with provider, model, input/output/cache-hit/cache-write tokens, usage source and integer nano-CNY cost from an explicit price table. Aggregates by hour, day and session; exports JSON or CSV with a no-write dry-run preview; keeps a manually entered official platform bill in a parallel column with actual-minus-estimate diff. Unknown provider/model routes stay explicitly unpriced. Zero runtime dependencies; no balance query, notifications or animations.

Distills long sessions into background observations and reflections, injects them as a system-prompt section, and renders compaction summaries from prepared memory; includes a Settings page and source-backed recall.

Restart initiated by the agent itself, not by a button. The agent calls one tool, then the plugin takes over: it waits until every agent and background job on the host is idle, runs a visible ten-second countdown that a click, a scroll, or a key press cancels, then restarts DSH and wakes the original session so the agent carries on from its last sentence. No button, no manual entry: the tool is the only way in. Works on the official desktop app and the official web client; third-party shells are not supported out of the box. Windows only. One thing to know: every launch of the DSH desktop app writes a fresh identity cookie into its own profile and never prunes the old ones, so after enough launches the cookie header outgrows the request limit and the next start dies with HTTP 431 and `Error: desktop welcome: Web authentication failed`, with no window at all. Restarting by hand runs into this too; this plugin simply restarts far more often, so it brings that day closer.

Prefixes every session title with the name of its workspace or project, so a flat session list shows which project each conversation belongs to; titles you renamed yourself are left unchanged.