Plugins

Rewrites the New Session hero headline with a short greeting written by the model the session already uses, from the local time, the current city and the live weather; falls back to a local time-based greeting when no model is reachable.

Draws the sidebar navigation as a compact two-column grid at every viewport; on narrow, short or coarse-pointer screens it additionally caps the navigation at 34vh with scrolling so the workspace and session history keep a 38vh floor. Also repairs dsh-resource:// records whose protocol the browser URL parser reports as empty.

A cosmic reasoning-effort slider for the DeepSeek Harness composer. Off, Low, High, and Max each have their own starfield and aurora, with smooth cross-fades and real per-session model selection.

Enlarges the DSH web settings dialog (default 1180x920, 20px steps, remembered per browser) and adds an Advanced Settings page that resizes it and hosts Host operations: restart dsh with a 3-second delay and a busy confirmation, restart once all sessions have been idle for 10s (cancellable, repeat clicks idempotent), last start time with uptime, and a dsh version/update check that compares npm dist-tags across selectable channels without upgrading. The same bundle replaces the sidebar brand area with a machine name, adds a read-only provider, model and thinking-level cell beside the composer stats pills, and a switch that registers or unregisters the three dsh_restart_* agent tools at runtime. Zero dependencies, no build step; all routes sit behind the connection trust fence.

Adds a circular restart button to the session header, plus an optional app.asar patch that also puts a Restart row in the tray menu.

Preview local HTML in the right sidebar, annotate elements or regions, and send the selections with current and target styles into the current session.

Transforms DSH into a dual-column Codex workspace with an integrated Activity Bar, unified topbar, avatar quick access, session history navigation.

Checks each claim in a finished answer against the tool output that same turn read: a contradiction whose quote is found in that output steers one correction in the same turn, and claims the output does not back are flagged in the session log and on stderr. A free scan for absolute words and unmatched numbers runs first, and a turn that ran no tool never reaches the model.

DeepSeek Harness plugin: permanently delete sessions and manage archived/pinned ones, grouped by their original workspace folder. | DSH 插件：永久删除会话，并按原来的工作区文件夹管理已归档 / 已置顶会话。

Live per-session cost badge in the DeepSeek Harness conversation header (top-right), with peak/off-peak (峰谷分时) pricing.

Desktop mode for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: open sessions as movable, resizable windows with a taskbar.

Session messages viewer: a keyboard-driven overlay for listing and jumping to messages within the current session.

DSH 会话历史查看器：项目内检索、渲染阅读、一键导出对话。会话历史不再依赖任何第三方插件。 · Browse, search and export your DSH session history — offline, no dependencies.

One installable DSH bundle with four independent plugins: the MCP Manager panel (which also drives the OAuth-enabled Streamable HTTP MCP client bridge), the Session Delete UI, the QQ bot bridge, and the per-model session cost meter.

Expert center: browse and import WorkBuddy experts, create experts with AI, edit role.md and skills, and switch experts per session.

Bridges a OneBot QQ bot into DSH: the owner's direct messages open a session on the same home, answers go back to QQ, and files named with \[SEND_FILE: path] are delivered. Needs a OneBot v11 implementation with a forward WebSocket (such as NapCat) and ownerId set in the config, otherwise every message is ignored. The home it shares with the main session is provided by the separately installed dsh-wakeup plugin. It also runs an unauthenticated local status endpoint on 127.0.0.1:3002 with open CORS that returns the owner QQ number, the login QR code and recent log lines (including the first 60 characters of incoming messages).

Read-only panel listing recent Codex CLI runs parsed from the local ~/.codex/sessions rollout files, showing status, duration, token usage and the last assistant message, with no bridge or extra daemon.

Floating commit panel for the DSH web UI: it appears when the current session workspace has unstaged or untracked changes, takes a hand-written or AI-drafted commit message (AI drafts follow Conventional Commit), and commits or commits and pushes. Works in the DSH web UI and CLI only; the desktop app cannot install it.

A work assistant for WeChat: it records what you tell it into a SQLite task ledger, ranks items by urgency, reminds you on schedule, extracts people and their relations from your notes, and hands tasks to separate assistant sessions. Ships its own WeChat bot channel (scan to log in; private chat only) and a full-page dashboard.

Durable cross-session memory plus a fetch ladder that survives hostname-keyed blocking. Four tools: memory_recall, memory_save and memory_stats over a plain-JSON fact store at $DSH_HOME/memory/facts.json, plus resilient_fetch which tries plain fetch, then a same-service alias host (Wikipedia only for now), then curl over IPv6 and IPv4 (needs curl on PATH). No daemon, no npm dependency, no network at import time. (1.3.0 shipped a fifth tool, memory_prune; it was withdrawn in 1.4.0 because adding a tool to a running plugin breaks sessions that were opened before it.)

A session manager for the DeepSeek Harness sidebar: per-workspace category trees with drag-and-drop ordering, pinned sessions hoisted above the categories (or kept inside them, switchable from the view options), an archive partition, and a delete bin where removed sessions keep their logs and can be restored or purged in batches. The host half owns the category and recycle data, the web half renders it; both ship as one plugin. Maintained fork of ht719/dsh-session-categories ported to current DSH, with pinning, archive partition and delete bin added; it cannot be installed together with the original.

A lock button on every sidebar session row; archiving a locked session through the client-side workspaces.archiveSession — the ⋮ menu, or another plugin calling the same client method — is refused with a notice, the lock list is persisted on the host, and a host route bulk-archives inactive sessions while always skipping locked ones. Calls that reach the host registry directly are not intercepted.

Reads stored sessions at host boot and resumes the one whose last turn a restart interrupted, sending a short follow-up so the work continues.

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.