Plugins

Skill management panel inside DeepSeek Harness settings: lists global and per-project skills, marks whether the running DSH actually loads each one, offers one switch that controls both model and slash-command invocation, previews and edits SKILL.md with the chat UI markdown renderer, and creates, imports (folder or zip) or deletes skills into a recovery folder. It only reads and writes the local skill roots (~/.dsh/skills and <project>/.dsh/skills) through its own Host routes behind the DSH Connection trust fence; no telemetry, no outbound requests, no credentials.

Hao123-style AI navigation page: 95 verified entries across 8 categories, a search box matching names, aliases and pinyin initials, per-site in-site search, bookmark HTML import, a favicon proxy that keeps the page free of third-party requests, and an offline rules-based recommender that suggests a complementary tool stack for a stated need.

Per-Bot memory for Tobs Bots (requires DeepSeek Harness with @botharness/core; it ships off with no Bots listed, and after you list a Bot and set mode to on it works with no other service): a read-only local full-text index of that Bot's own past conversations (Chinese words found inside sentences), memory imported from other AI tools, a status tool, optional auto recall before a step in which a Human speaks, and a service for other plugins. Richer backends can be chosen at install, with a quote first and a daily token cap: a public fact store (memv2-lite), the official Graphiti graph, or both, fed from the Bot's own conversations.

Local searchable archive of DSH chat history: decodes the multi-frame zstd session logs (thousands of concatenated frames), extracts user and assistant text into SQLite, and exposes sync / search / stats tools. Idempotent imports, no external service, nothing leaves the disk.

Local-first resume warehouse for DeepSeek Harness: package your work into reusable bullets, import an existing resume into a template, analyse a job description (including the school-tier preference it implies), assemble a tailored Chinese or English resume and export a PDF named position-name-school. The whole app ships inside the npm package — server/, web/, skills/, scripts/, requirements.txt, no git clone needed — and one tool starts, stops and health-checks it; the first start installs the dependencies into app/.venv. Needs Python 3.10+ and macOS or Linux (bash). Nothing leaves the machine except the LLM calls you confirm.

Per-workspace personal knowledge base for DeepSeek Harness: each identity gets an isolated local library — import PDF, Word, Excel, Markdown, text, HTML and images, auto-chunk and embed into SQLite with FTS5 + vector hybrid retrieval, then ask questions in chat with numbered citations back to the source. Local-first, no cloud upload; vector embeddings need a local Ollama (default bge-m3), and without it retrieval degrades to FTS5 keyword search.

Share a DSH conversation without making the recipient install anything — copy a 24-hour LAN link, export a self-contained web page they can open offline, or import a .dshchat file as a real resumable session when both sides run the plugin.

Sets the UI text colour for light and dark themes separately, plus the body font size and the interface typeface, with system Kai/Xing/Li/Song families, four open-source calligraphy fonts and support for importing your own font file.

Bilibili music player for the DSH composer dock: import your Bilibili login cookie and a listening-profile JSON for profile-based recommendation with like/skip/dislike feedback and 192k playback; without a profile it falls back to genre-based online search and progressive playback.

Light and dark theme editor with 14 exposed color controls, typography settings, named presets, and JSON import/export.

A sticky-notes wall pinned to the sidebar: one click opens a full-page wall, notes save as you type, and writing #tags in the text turns them into one-click filter chips. Six paper colors, pinning, search, JSON export and import.

Sidebar node canvas for DSH where each node is an agent task and each link a dataflow dependency. One deterministic import (no model calls) produces both a task pipeline and a file-level module graph; file nodes carry a coupling score, and every run is snapshotted so it can be undone as a whole.

Accounts-payable three-way match: import invoices, purchase orders and goods receipts, apply the tolerance policy and export the exception workpaper — 4 `ap.*` tools.

Stores the agent's long-term memory as plain Markdown in an Obsidian vault — every memory is a .md file with YAML frontmatter that Obsidian indexes natively, so you can read, edit, link and back up it with tools you already use. Nothing is locked in a database. Ships a sidebar panel (tag filter, sort by recency or importance, edit in place), 7 agent tools, three-tier token-budgeted recall, BM25 ranking (no embeddings, no API key, works offline, CJK bigram tokenization), importance decay with archiving (moved to .archive/, never deleted), and optional GitHub Contents API sync. A note containing a secret is refused rather than redacted, because a redacted memory reads as complete while the important part is gone. Zero runtime dependencies; everything comes from the DSH host.

Prompt manager for DSH: imports prompts from JSON or Markdown sources and DSH's own system sections, then controls what is injected into the system prompt — per prompt, or per agent preset — with title editing, drag ordering, LLM translation and the option to inject either the original text or its translation.

Claude-Code-compatible memory for every model in DeepSeek Harness: layered CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md instructions with @import and rules, a persistent MEMORY.md memory with full writing guidance, refresh on resume and compaction, optional recall, background ext

Character-chat memory layer that keeps persona, voice and relationship state separate from summaries, archives every raw message for retrieval, and ships a SillyTavern card importer plus an OpenAI-compatible gateway.

Token dashboard for DeepSeek Harness: per-provider monthly budgets, subscription quotas (GLM / Kimi Coding), account balances, and time-range cost and real-Token breakdowns — plus local JSON export and import for backup.

WeChat DevTools (wechatide) MCP bridge for DeepSeek Harness: drives the IDE's own internal MCP server (wechatide mcp over stdio) — project open/import, compile, preview/upload, simulator screenshot, console/network logs, page automation and CloudBase — wi

Local meme-sticker library: import from a file, a folder or the agent tool, tag images in a review queue you confirm yourself, group them, then let the agent search and send by mood. A design descendant of Loping151/dsh-nekowhale-stickers (no shared code; its sticker_* tool names differ, so the two can be installed side by side).

Team shared knowledge base: one member runs a zero-dependency Hub, everyone else installs this plugin and joins with one invite code. Uploads are filed into ten categories with a summary, confidence and points; 15 agent tools let members upload, search, recall, comment and read them. Important items are pinned with a hand-written recommendation until the member has read them, and each account also gets a private local library, collections, a weekly digest and version diffs.

Governed literature library: import papers, extract text, keep one index row per entry, and verify quotes verbatim.

Import Codex and Claude Code session history into DeepSeek Harness: merges same-project sessions into existing workspaces by cwd, offers handoff summaries or full transcripts, and keeps a rollback ledger.

Records DeepSeek Harness token usage into CC Switch, one row per model call, sharing the dedup ledger its own DSH importer uses so the two never double count. Also backfills existing session logs on first run.