Plugins

A sidebar panel holding your personal global constitution: the text is kept in one Markdown file and injected into the system prompt of every session, the dsh counterpart of AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md. An empty file contributes nothing.

Reports how much disk each project’s sessions use, archives old sessions into a dated folder, and deletes only after an explicit confirmation token.

Adds the Foxy agent preset, sidebar entry, settings page, editable prompt suffix, and a small capability registry to DeepSeek Harness.

Asks which provider and model to use before each in-process subagent starts, listing the models from your configured LLM providers; if nothing is chosen within 60 seconds the subagent keeps the DSH default route.

Configuration panel for an existing `oneapi` route of the pi-ai provider adapter (declare that route in the llm-pi-ai settings first, with api: openai-completions): edit display name, Base URL, API key and default model, test connectivity per model and sync the model list from the gateway, with six agent tools and an optional left-sidebar panel. Written for a Baidu-internal gateway: the Base URL placeholder and token link point there, so set your own OneAPI-compatible gateway.

Stores provider API keys in one local pool and hands out the least-used enabled key over a loopback-only endpoint, tracking usage counters without proxying requests.

Give your agent a phone: a local incoming-call screen that really rings in the browser, speaks a preset opening line with the OS voice (no API key, fully offline), and can call again if nobody picks up. The first sentence is fixed text rather than model-improvised, because schedules, amounts and addresses are the kind of thing you cannot let a model paraphrase. Windows only.

View XMind, FreeMind, OPML, KityMinder and VYM mind maps in the sidebar, edit and save all of them except read-only XMind (convert it to .mm first), export to .mm, and read or edit outlines through agent tools.

3D office view for DeepSeek Harness: the sidebar panel turns the real main session, its sub-agents, tool activity and reports into animated desks, with per-desk screen details and a notification centre for collaboration events; sessions are picked per working directory. Read-only: it starts no tasks, calls no model, needs no API key, and ships its own scene and models (no CDN). Requires DSH 0.2.2-rc.1 (or a later 0.2.x) and Node ^22.19.0 || >=24.0.0.

Personal reading log panel: track books as want to read, reading or finished with dates, page progress, ratings, tags, notes and excerpts; yearly reading stats; covers looked up from Apple Books, Google Books and Open Library; Goodreads and Douban CSV import and CSV export; and five agent tools: bookshelf_list, bookshelf_stats, bookshelf_add, bookshelf_update and bookshelf_add_excerpt.

A local-first todo board for the DSH sidebar with Todo/Doing/Done columns organised by project, storing everything in one Markdown file inside a folder you pick on first run. Cards carry due dates down to the minute, a colour stripe, a private blur that hides the title until you reveal it, notes and per-project roles, and can be dragged between columns or onto another project. The agent also gets a kanban tool that reads and edits every card, masked ones included. On macOS it installs three launchd jobs that run /usr/bin/python3 and post system notifications (a 09:00 digest, a check every 30 minutes for cards due within 2 hours, a Monday weekly review), which you can retime or disable in the in-panel Automations tab.

Shows the mode (agent preset) each Session runs under as a colored pill in the left sidebar, with a settings page for per-mode dot colors.

Translates the agent's English execution narration into Simplified Chinese in place; the final answer, tool records and reasoning stay as they are, so the official reasoning-translation plugin keeps working alongside it. Whether a step is narration is decided by a render-time structural signal, not by English phrasing, and with no signal available it translates nothing automatically. Fenced code, inline code, URLs and file paths are masked before the request. Uses the host's translator service (Bing by default, no API key).

Resumable ACP subagent backend for DeepSeek Harness — persistent chat pool with session/load reconnect & mid-turn steering. Tested with kiro-cli.

DSH → MAX messenger plugin: compact UX, briefings, status, reliable replies, remote control, GUI settings, reply threads, tables, schedules, webhook, cost & budget. Zero runtime deps.

WSL World for DeepSeek Harness: the whole session runs in a local WSL distribution with Linux paths, clean PATH, native @/search/diffs/worktrees, plus a connection panel and project doctor. Not a wsl_* tool set.

Read-only linter for AGENTS.md, SKILL.md and plugin prompt files that reports conflicting rules, duplicates, vague qualifiers and dangerous commands with file and line suggestions.

Sends a macOS native notification when a root DSH session turn completes normally: the title is the session title and the body a sanitized, truncated preview of the reply. Subagents, cancellations and errors are skipped by default and no conversation text is stored.

Minimizes or closes only the windows the agent opened during a task, using a baseline snapshot; pre-existing user windows and shell processes are left alone. Windows only.

Host-side scheduled jobs on cron, RRULE or one-time schedules: shell commands that start no model, gated jobs that wake an agent only when the command reports work, or agent prompts. Agent tools to create jobs, a Cron tasks page, and result delivery through any plugin that exposes a send method.

An agent-writable spreadsheet editor inside DeepSeek Harness with formulas, formatting, CSV/Excel import, and export.

A Google Docs-style word processor inside DeepSeek Harness with rich text, page setup, tables, images, print, export, and agent editing.

Serial-port toolkit for DSH - 9 tools plus a web UI where an AI agent and a human share one UART line, with auto port matching, hex/text frames, timestamps, scheduled sends, rule-based auto-recovery and appearance themes. The serial engine runs on Python 3.8+ — DSH's bundled interpreter is used when present, otherwise python / py -3 on PATH.

Before closing a coding session or the DSH app itself, checks what would be lost — uncommitted work, unpushed commits, scratch files, missing handoff notes, pending restarts, broken profile bundles — and prints a three-level verdict; when a handoff is needed it writes the seven-section handoff file into the workspace ledger. Read-only by default.