Plugins

Adds the DeepSeek Harness homepage background to dsh web: WebGL fluid light, dot-line grid and a digital point-cloud whale, with dark and light palettes.

Alternative plugin market for DSH: curated catalog plus live GitHub browsing, zh/en cross-language search, a fail-closed pre-install static security audit with an install-hook block, and per-plugin README viewing with garbled-encoding repair.

A strip above the composer listing files modified in the current session (collapsed by default), with a Review button opening a per-session change panel showing before/after hunks from the session's own edit/write tool results, no git required.

GPT plans dependency DAGs, DeepSeek workers execute tasks with adaptive parallelism, and an optional GPT reviewer audits incremental Git diffs and drives repair rounds.

This plugin exports a reusable function that takes a file path or a Buffer, extracts the content via @firecrawl/anydoc, and returns GitHub‑Flavored Markdown (GFM). It also includes configuration options and an example usage.

DSH port of TaskPlane: dependency-ordered waves run in parallel git-worktree lanes, with task packets, cross-model review, and crash recovery.

First-class Git tools for the model: status / diff / log / commit / branch with validated messages and paths - no bare-shell git calls.

Upload local images and files to your image host through PicGo's existing configuration (PicGo Cloud, GitHub, S3, COS, Qiniu, or any installed uploader plugin), via a `picgo_upload` tool and a `/picgo` command.

Panel for the DSH web GUI that keeps built-in, local and market-installed skills in one list, decides each row by on-disk evidence (symlink, install ledger) under a fixed precedence, listing a duplicated name once, from the higher-precedence source. Switches rewrite disable-model-invocation in its own SKILL.md; built-in skills have no writable file, so the panel stores their state and says the registry is unchanged; symlinks are read-only. The add dialog takes a local directory or a public github.com link (.git, /tree, #path:), shallow-cloned. A market tab browses the skillhub.cn mirror across three source scopes and installs into ~/.dsh/skills, with update checks and rollback on failure. UI ships in Chinese and English. Package name and mount id are dsh-skill-panel, so it installs alongside dsh-skill-center.

Git inside your DSH session: a right-sidebar panel for the current workspace and a global page listing every workspace, one sync button that becomes Fetch, Pull, Push, Publish branch or Sync, a commit tab that opens first with every change checked, AI-written commit messages from the staged diff, plus history, branches, stash and in-panel conflict resolution.

Code review center for DSH, built on open-code-review: reviews current changes, commits, branch ranges, project architecture, code modules and business data flows, with live progress, a GitHub-style commit heatmap, fixed markers, automatic fix verification, light/dark themes and one-click fix sessions. Requires git and the open-code-review CLI 1.13 or later (npm i -g @alibaba-group/open-code-review); reviewed code is sent to the LLM configured for that CLI, or to the session model when the review is delegated to it, and reopening a report after a fix session re-runs the review to verify the fixes.

Update checker for plugin bundles installed in a DSH profile: a Version section on the detail page of a plugin installed from a GitHub repository or release tarball compares the installed commit or version with the exact target, and the /plugin-updater commands list bundles, check npm, Git-repository and GitHub-release sources, and prepare an update that runs only after confirmation; a read-only plugin_updates tool lets an agent check without installing, npm registry packages keep DSH native update controls, a fixed version or commit stays pinned unless explicitly allowed, and the plugin never approves build scripts.

Git panel for the DSH right sidebar: staging, commits, branch switching, fetch/pull/push, worktrees, a Cursor-style commit graph and GitHub pull requests (the GitHub card needs a GitHub token). It drives the system git binary, so the panel and the terminal always agree.

DSH Agentrix supports coordinator-led direct or delegated work, configured worker models, dispatch-time coordinator models for independent review, progress and request usage tracking, registered requirements linked to verification evidence, and a read-only acceptance view that distinguishes plan completion from request coverage. Verified only on Windows with PowerShell 7 (pwsh) and Git; other systems are untested.

Runs the standalone opencode2api backend (jasonxu114514/opencode2api, Windows x64/ARM64, no Docker or OpenCode CLI) with DSH and on exit stops only the process it launched; its settings card installs, updates or rolls back the backend from checksum-verified GitHub releases, copies the initial admin password and syncs /v1/models into an opencode2api provider with context, vision and reasoning efforts, re-syncing every 10 minutes. Frozen archive: 26.10.31 is the last version, and the author points to dsh-magpie as the replacement.

One page for every skill on your machine: lists what DSH, WorkBuddy, Claude Code, Codex and Doubao have installed, imports any of them as a DSH skill, and discovers more on GitHub or the ClawHub directory (sorted by real downloads). Experts can be attached per session with a per-turn avatar header.

Adds a strip of saved prompts above the composer: click a chip to insert its text at the draft caret, and manage the list — add, edit, reorder, delete — in an inline panel that opens in place. Prompts persist per profile and are also exposed to the agent as a quick_prompts tool; a fresh install starts with no entries.

A second brain for DeepSeek Harness where Markdown is the database and git is the sync, with zero runtime dependencies. Core memory is injected into every system prompt, one file per note with weighted search; cards produced in the sidebar web chat land in an inbox first and are approved one by one as cloud notes or local-only notes (private/ is permanently gitignored and never pushed); web-chat progress is saved to progress.md with the last 20 drafts archived. A four-step flow lives behind one header icon: open web chat, extract cards, review them, back up to the cloud. The extraction prompt is editable in the panel and applies immediately.

Right-sidebar GitHub panel with four rising-repository lists — created within 2 days, 7 days, 30 days, and 20k+ stars still pushed — where the first three are ranked by star velocity (stars per day) rather than total stars, so repositories that gained traction fast surface above older ones with more stars. Each row shows the repository name, its own description, language, the stars-per-day rate and up to two topics, and links to the repository. A keyword search box queries the GitHub Search API directly, debounced and IME-aware so a Chinese or Japanese composition costs one request instead of one per keystroke. Reads the public GitHub Search API anonymously: no token, no login, no account, nothing else contacted. Lists cache for 30 minutes and search results for 5; outbound requests go direct first and fall back to a listening local proxy port only if direct fails.

An IDE inside DeepSeek Harness with a file tree, multi-tab editor, AI assistant with model picker and API-key setup, Git panel, PTY terminal, and Python/TypeScript LSP.

Keeps plugin inventories in sync across machines through a secret GitHub Gist, and updates installed plugins to their newest npm or GitHub release. Push shows a diff first: version conflicts default to the newer side, entries only the Gist has stay by default, and entries only the local machine has are pushed. Each update can pick the npm or the GitHub channel, and every install goes through the plugin manager with a live log.

Browse, install, inspect, update, and remove MCP server connections inside DeepSeek Harness, with an online catalog and native Streamable HTTP/stdio support.

VS Code-style local IDE for DeepSeek Harness: Monaco editor, explorer, search, Git, terminal, and language services. With pnpm, run `pnpm approve-builds --all` so the native build of node-pty is allowed.

Report generator that follows your own style: pick DSH sessions by time window and slice each one to the turns inside it, optionally merge Git commits from several repositories filtered by author, then a new session reads the evidence with read-only collector scripts and writes a daily, weekly or monthly Markdown report matching a pasted sample; finished reports stay in a local library.