Plugins

Runs the AI coding CLIs on your machine as a Tang-dynasty court: one tool drafts a plan, a second tool reviews or vetoes it, six ministries carry out the steps in parallel by dependency, an inspector checks each output and a final audit runs before you approve. Each task works in its own git worktree and branch and is merged only on approval. Supports Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor CLI, OpenCode, Qwen Code, WorkBuddy and DSH itself via dsh headless, with a tool catalog that shows install commands. Also includes a task queue that splits a list into separate tasks, per-call token and cost accounting with budgets, and an English Roman Senate mode. Its HTTP routes have no DSH access check, so a web page open in your browser could call them.

MCP panel for DSH: turn a whole server on or off, hide individual tools, and see how many context tokens each server's tool definitions use. Its HTTP routes have no DSH access check, so a web page open in your browser could call them.

Browser-style Session tab strip docked at the bottom of the DSH Web UI window. Each tab is an open Session - click to switch, the close button removes it from the strip without archiving it, and "+" starts a new Session. Sessions can also be added from the sidebar Session context menu.

Read .xd artboards, layers, text, styles, images, components, and prototype links. Render artboards and individual layers using your local Chrome or Edge browser. Export full-height HTML featuring selectable DOM text, transparent PNG graphics, component state transitions, hover/click interactions, and artboard navigation.

China Mobile Cloud Drive (139) inside DSH: browse, upload, download and move files, plus 12 model tools. Its /api/dsh-mcloud routes check Host and Origin before acting, so a web page in your browser cannot drive the signed-in cloud drive.

Cursor skins with a whale-girl white arrow and a maid-girl pointer, applied inside the Harness UI instantly or written into Windows system cursors with one-click restore. Its /state route is mounted with webServer.register without DSH Host/Origin admission, so a web page open in your browser can change the cursor settings.

Self-contained DSH profile plugin that bridges the cua-driver 0.46.1 Windows kit into DSH as about 63 cua_* background desktop and browser automation tools (UIA observation, PostMessage input without focus stealing, CDP browser control, agent-cursor overlay, recording and diagnostics), with a bundled /cua-driver skill. Windows x64 only; bundles the prebuilt cua-driver.exe and starts it with --grant existing-profile, so the tools can attach to your already-running Edge or Chrome profile and act in its logged-in sessions.

Multi-market watchlist and portfolio tracker for DSH: a draggable floating capsule with live price and change percent, grouped watchlists for A-share, HK, US and crypto markets with drag-and-drop reordering, position P&L with per-currency totals, target-price alerts with triggered B/S markers, intraday and daily/weekly/monthly candlestick charts, and an optional merged capsule segment for quota-watch; data lives in the DSH instance and is shared across browsers. Quotes come from public Eastmoney, Tencent Finance and OKX endpoints, which receive the symbols you watch; the watchlist and holdings are saved as plain JSON under ~/.dsh, and the /stock-kanban routes have no login check (write routes only require a same-origin request).

Cross-agent session browser for DeepSeek Harness: mounts /session-hub/api/* and a Settings > General status row to read and search OpenCode SQLite, Claude Code JSONL, Antigravity, Qoder CN and DSH zstd logs, plus explicit continue-in-DSH and export. Its /session-hub/api routes are mounted without DSH's access check, and on startup it registers the workspaces found in those other agents' histories into DSH.

AI 浏览器模式：在会话右侧打开应用内浏览器（多窗口），AI 可读取页面、点击/输入/滚动、截图和下载文件；提供每窗口四级浏览器权限、风险警告、主动授权越权，下载支持断点续传与进度/速度面板。

Password-protected LAN gateway for DeepSeek Harness, letting a phone browser on the same Wi-Fi drive the desktop DSH; DSH's own files are untouched, but a small compatibility polyfill is injected into the pages served to the phone. Plain HTTP, trusted LAN only.

Connects Chrome, Edge and QQ Browser to DeepSeek Harness through a local MV3 extension and loopback bridge, exposing 12 browser tools for navigation, snapshots, clicks, typing, extraction and screenshots. The browser extension is loaded manually (MV3, developer mode) and paired with the bridge, and it requests the debugger permission.

Fully background browser automation for DSH: an offscreen browser per conversation that never steals focus or pops windows, with real CDP input.

A single-window video editing workbench opened from a DSH session: multi-video import, magnetic timeline with trimming and skimming, audio roles with ducking, local silence-detection rough cut, script-based captions, nine color looks, and MP4 export (WebM where the browser cannot record MP4).

Turns the DSH Web UI into a macOS-style desktop with the chat parked behind it: Sonoma wallpaper, menu bar, magnifying Dock, F4 Launchpad, ⌘Space Spotlight, Control Centre, clock/calendar widgets, F3 Mission Control and a desktop orb that floats the native conversation back up. Finder, Terminal (a /bin/bash session) and Settings ship with the plugin; the Browser, Code, Office and Notes windows are unlocked by separate companion plugins (dsh-ego-browser, dsh-code-workbench, dsh-univer-office, dsh-obsidian-notes) and show a placeholder until installed, and the Browser window also launches a headless Chromium (found under /usr/bin, or set DSH_MACOS_CHROME). The agent can drive the desktop through /api/macos-desktop/* routes and window.__macos.

Closes the gap in batch-searching CNKI (知网) literature with an agent: the academic research preset reads CNKI Space metadata, maps each link to the openable kns.cnki.net record page server-side (no login state and no browser redirect script; full text depends on institutional access), and adds arXiv, PubMed / Europe PMC and Semantic Scholar for English literature; the download-paper skill turns the results into one topic directory with an offline HTML index, XLSX table, BibTeX, RIS and an arXiv batch-download script. Requires DSH 0.2.2-rc.1+, uv and Node.js. Requires DSH 0.2.x, uv (the CNKI, arXiv and Semantic Scholar MCP servers start through it) and Node.js (PubMed starts via npx).

Visual review for the harness browser: pick any element to comment on it, adjust styles live with rollback, sketch on a free-form annotation canvas, and send everything as structured context attached to the next message, with a cropped screenshot per pin or the whole visible viewport composited with the drawings.

Adds a search-engine picker, a bookmarks panel with multi-level folders (add/edit/delete/import Netscape bookmark HTML) and keyword-then-Enter search in the address bar of the sidebar Browser tab. Requires dsh-better-sidebar >=0.20.0 (the client injects its betterSidebar service and will not load without it). Bookmarks are stored in a local JSON file; no external browser required.

A DSH Web plugin that adds a browser to the right sidebar: open any page beside the chat, pick an element, and send the agent its selector, HTML, styles and a pinned screenshot so it can find and fix that component. Local/dev pages stay interactive through a same-origin proxy; public pages render in a host Chromium. Fork of zengxiaolou/dsh-annotate-browser (MIT), install one or the other — both add their own right-sidebar browser tab and drive a separate Chromium. Requires DSH 0.2.1-rc.2 to 0.2.x, Node.js 22.19+ and a Chromium-based browser on the host (auto-detected, or set chromePath).

Database workbench inside DSH: import the connections DBeaver already stores (data-sources.json, decrypting saved passwords locally) or register SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL and Oracle sources by hand, then hand them to the agent through eight mcp__db__ tools — list_datasources, list_tables, describe_table, sample_rows, execute_sql, explain_query, get_ddl and test_connection. Sources start read-only; one global switch enables INSERT/UPDATE/DDL, every call is row-capped and appended to a JSONL audit log. Also covers groups, bulk actions, a read-only schema browser and a bundled Python MCP server whose dependencies install from the panel. No DSH files to edit.

Modern UI browser extension for the unmodified official DSH release

Registers one native DeepSeek Harness skill, design-taste-frontend — an MIT port of tasteskill v2 — for designing, redesigning and reviewing landing pages, marketing sites, portfolios, product pages and app screens (dashboards, admin, settings, inboxes). Directions are dealt by script instead of improvised: three of 20 researched art directions, then the chosen direction's hero composition, section blueprints, type system, palette, photography set and motion entry, drawn from a library of 58 hero compositions, 185 section blueprints, 44 type systems, 56 palettes, 19 photography sets and 18 motion entries, remembering recent draws so consecutive projects do not converge. The house style is measured, not asserted — a static lint plus a real-browser inspector at 1440/768/390 checking headline lines, type, colour, rules, shadows, gradients, contrast and overflow — and the agent then iterates on its own screenshots against a juror's rubric, up to three rounds. Openly licensed photos come with title, author and licence recorded for attribution. Node 22+; Chrome/Edge/Chromium only for the visual checks, and without one it falls back to the static lint and says so.

Zero-dependency browser hand & eye over CDP: drives your own Chrome/Edge with real clicks, Chinese IME typing, scrolling and text/selector element picking, and captures whole-page evidence into one replayable folder — DOM, accessibility tree, screenshots, cookies, storage, console, HAR, resource waterfall and perf metrics.

Human-only browser panel that opens as a full page in the DSH main content area: multiple tabs, an address bar, a context menu, a homepage with pinned shortcuts, and a history page stored in IndexedDB. Pages render in the webview bridge that ships with DSH Desktop, and the current page can be opened in your local Chrome.