Plugins

Annotation browser in the DSH sidebar: a real Chrome page streamed over CDP with input forwarded, where picking an element or selecting text attaches its source location, component stack, styles and a crop to the chat input. Needs a local Chrome (on Windows set chromePath).

Injects your home folder — identity, house rules, recent diary and ledger — into every new session before anyone speaks, and keeps that home writable so the agent can amend its own persona. Does nothing until the home folder exists (default dsh-home under the user home, or set home in the config).

Warns the session to flush what matters before context compaction kicks in, and rolls a long-term ledger into a frozen archive with a digest of title plus up to three lines per moved section. The roll-up stays off until home is set.

DSH plugin: pop a Windows toast the moment an approval is requested, so you notice even when DSH is in the background. | DSH（DeepSeek Harness）插件：任务需要审批或跑完时弹 Windows 原生通知，只在 DSH 不在前台时提醒。

Adds a sticker pack to DeepSeek Harness replies. The plugin rolls the dice, the model attaches the chosen sticker at the end of its reply, and the pictures come from a remote pack.json you can host anywhere.

FIST commander task orchestration as an MCP server: seven-state task lifecycle, hierarchical decomposition, DAG scheduling, self-driving loops and Omega verification, all in one SQLite ledger. Ships a prebuilt CLI, so installing it needs no build step. Requires Node 24+.

Lets DSH drive the Chrome tab you are already browsing, no vision needed: the page reaches the model as structured text with a numbered element list, and clicks, typing, key presses, scrolling, tab handling and navigation wait for your confirmation in the extension side panel while password and payment-card fields stay masked. Fifteen browser_* tools cover snapshot, text, tab list, open, follow, click, type, press, scroll, wait, navigate, back, close, forward and reload. A repack of the bridge plugin from omdsh-dev/dsh-browser, published to npm so it installs with `dsh plugin add`: the peer ranges the host checks are widened so the install is not refused as incompatible, the bundled extension also probes the DSH Desktop host port 19387 so no bridge address has to be typed, and a script copies the extension to a fixed directory so a profile switch or reinstall cannot break it. The prebuilt release tarball carries the plugin and the built MV3 extension. Upstream: https://github.com/omdsh-dev/dsh-browser.

Companion sidebar panel for the Kaipu site plugin: shows the built-in advisory team and seat status. Install together with kaipu-platform — seat data comes from the site plugin's gateway endpoints; a standalone install honestly reports "channel not ready". Removable: uninstall it and the site plugin stays fully usable.

Mirrors a USB-connected Android phone in the DSH sidebar and drives it over scrcpy's control protocol: 12 agent tools for tap/swipe/type/keys, multi-frame scroll-and-stitch long screenshots, and agent-first control that hands over the moment a human touches the phone. Ships its own adb and scrcpy-server. Windows 10/11 only; the live sidebar mirror additionally requires dsh-better-sidebar.

MCP server manager for DSH: add, edit, enable and disable Model Context Protocol servers from a panel, with stdio and streamable-HTTP transports, per-server tool-call timeouts, live connection and tool-count status, and persistence to a project- or home-level mcp.json. Maintained fork of @wingsky-1/dsh-mcp-manager.

Adds job-role prompts to the DSH composer: type - at the start of the input to pick a role, which becomes a reference chip in the draft and is then injected as a system prompt section on every turn of that conversation, so the instruction keeps applying without showing up in the transcript. Roles are added and edited on a Settings page and stored in ~/.dsh/dsh-role-prompts.md.

Per-turn checkpoints of the whole workspace: every turn ends with a snapshot, the files it changed are listed under that turn in the chat, and any turn can be restored — files, the conversation, or both. Capture is a whole-tree scan rather than a hook on write/edit tools, so edits made by shell commands, external editors or git leave a record too. Restoring the conversation forks it from that turn instead of cutting the original, and a restore can itself be undone. History sits in a shadow git repository under DSH_HOME and never touches your project .git. Requires Git >= 2.20 and Node.js >= 20.

Answers model calls by driving your own logged-in chatgpt.com session in a local Chrome, so inference spends the ChatGPT web quota rather than Codex quota, and adds a JSON tool-call protocol so the web model can run DSH tools.

Model failover for DeepSeek Harness: pick one or more providers and the pool becomes every model inside them; when a request fails (rate limit, quota, timeout, server or transport error) the next untried model in the pool retries automatically, and the original error surfaces once the pool is exhausted. Configure from a seat beside the composer model picker or the model_failover tool, with no restart needed.

Inkstone is a monochrome theme inspired by Obsidian Minimal E-ink, with inverted sidebar interactions, colored Markdown headings and locally installed LXGW WenKai font fallbacks; it preserves native font and appearance preferences and targets DSH 0.2.1-rc.2.

Storage explorer: disk boxes, the home folder and the heaviest items.

Network explorer for kids: my identity, DNS lookup, a traceroute trip, speed test and who is home on the LAN.

Windows toast notifications when a DeepSeek Harness task finishes: the session title, the outcome, and a summary of the final reply, sent once when the agent really stops rather than once per round of a running goal.

Linux desktop notifications and a chime for DeepSeek Harness, sent by the host process so they still arrive with the browser page closed: turn completion, pending questions, tool approvals and turn errors, delivered through notify-send and paplay with a canberra-gtk-play fallback. A browser half adds an in-page toast, a Web Notification and a synthesized Web Audio chime as fallback; every switch lives in a Settings page or a JSON file.

An audit workspace for DeepSeek Harness: a multi-agent consultation venue where each review seat is filled by an agent, every judgment is routed to a named review face, and the whole run is kept as a traceable record. Works out of the box: the service endpoint is built in, a workspace is provisioned automatically on first launch, and review scenes come with their seats and agents listed.

Open the extension side panel and it takes over the page you are browsing right now. On top of upstream it adds: hover, coordinate clicks, drag, batched action chains, whole-page screenshots, local file upload, image listing, and switching between several connected browsers. Pages reach the model as structured text with a numbered element list; actions wait for your approval and sensitive fields stay masked. Ships as the bridge plugin, with the extension in the same release. This project is a fork of omdsh-dev/dsh-browser: https://github.com/omdsh-dev/dsh-browser

White-box memory in two parts: four user-authored long-term tiers (must-follow rules, behavior settings, user profile, optional rules) injected as one system-prompt section, plus a separate temporary working set (cross-session handoffs, stage goals, waiting items) with its own 1200-character budget that stops being injected once an entry is done. The long-term tiers are plain Markdown files the user can read and edit; the agent can only propose them, and nothing is written until the user accepts in the Chinese panel. Temporary entries are written only when the user explicitly asks, and live in <DSH_HOME>/temp-memory.json (created on first write), not in the memory directory. No auto-capture, no background writes, no network.

Adds a configurable bubble behind assistant replies, with an optional liquid-glass material and matching chrome for process, tool-call and reasoning rows.

Pasted screenshots become numbered references: each Ctrl+V image is stored in the attachment library under a stable number, listed in a composer-dock thumbnail panel with an image source in the @ menu, and inserted as a reference chip at the caret — automatically after paste when the auto-insert switch is on.