Plugins

Extensible AI-driven group-reaction narrative game framework for DeepSeek Harness: type one action and multiple NPCs each respond in their own chatroom message with avatar illustrations; worlds, locations, NPCs and feature extensions (e.g. a third-party drawing API for dynamic NPC expressions) are added and modified through the harness chat dialog without code.

Expert market for DeepSeek Harness: WorkBuddy expert/expert-team system ported onto native agent presets, 425-expert catalog installed on demand, capability subtraction, and team delegation tools.

A visual plugin marketplace for DSH: browse multiple Git sources, install plugins with one click, and wire skills, subagents, MCP connectors, LSP servers and hooks into the harness automatically.

Global prompt-injection / context-virus defense for DeepSeek Harness: scans tool arguments, tool results, pre-model messages and the outbound stream; quarantine/block/monitor modes, canary trap, and an evolvable on-disk signature library with learn/import/export.

Stability audit for installed dsh plugins: static risk grading (hook surface, startup work, inject, entry, dep ranges) plus optional isolated install verification.

Browser notification plugin for DeepSeek Harness - system toasts when a task finishes, a run errors, or your input is needed (question / approval / plan review), click to open the session, per-type toggles, and no false 'done' while the main session waits on its subagents.

Evidence-first attention supervision for DeepSeek Harness with C0–C3 policy, deduplicated Inbox alerts, quiet hours, and redacted outcome records.

Real Windows OS toasts for DeepSeek Harness: task-finished, needs-input and needs-approval alerts that persist in Notification Center under DeepSeek branding. Windows-only, zero runtime dependencies.

One-click update for the local DeepSeek Harness checkout — compare versions, pull and rebuild, then restart, and roll back to any past release, all from a sidebar panel with live progress.

Evidence-first GitHub research subagent with bounded tools and in-memory request caching.

Self-evolution actuator: consumes problem tickets mined from session logs, synthesizes skill candidates (zero-code tiers by default) behind an eval gate with hold-out canaries, then promotes to project .dsh/skills with human confirm and deterministic rollback.

An approval-gated OME engineering delivery preset with session-isolated lifecycle evidence.

Product Design workflow suite for DeepSeek Harness - a router plus nine pd-* skills carrying ideas from a minimum design brief through visual directions, evidence-grounded research and audits, URL cloning, frontend builds and a blocking design-QA gate.

Screenshot-review skill for DeepSeek Harness: the agent opens a frontend page, screenshots it, views the screenshot itself, revises the code, then re-screenshots — iterating until the page visually matches the user's requirements. Ships as a dsh.bundle, so it installs with `dsh plugin add`.

Chrome DevTools Protocol Plugin for DeepSeek Harness. Use chrome-remote-interface to connect to and control Chrome via CDP. The connection includes a graphical interface.

Kimi Coding web search and web fetch providers for the DeepSeek Harness — one coding-plan key fills both ctx.web seams (POST /v1/search and /v1/fetch), a settings card in the GUI stores it via the credentials service, and the fallback chain reads the Kimi CLI config for zero-setup installs.

Gives read-only advice for Windows .wslconfig memory and mirrored networking.

Lists WSL distros and validates a Linux workspace path for DSH.

Writes a Windows shortcut and tray launcher to start dsh web in WSL, with Health/Restart and the :3081 launch-token URL.

Hints how to forward the Windows OpenSSH agent into WSL without dumping keys.

Saves a Windows clipboard image into a WSL file (clear ok:false + hint when clipboard has no image).

Browse WSL directories under / and /mnt for workspace picking (start/filter; im-workspace shortcuts).

Warns when the workspace path sits on slow /mnt/c.

Probes Windows-host Ollama, LM Studio, vLLM, and llama-server from WSL, compares ctx, and reports /v1/models apiReady versus TCP.