Plugins

Local toolbox for the DSH web GUI: 35 pure-client tools (text, encoding, hashing, extraction, conversion, reference tables) in a sidebar view, plus the /toolbox command and config-driven agent tool exposure.

Persistent local token-usage accounting for DSH Web with automatic history discovery and compact provider/model details.

Mobile adapter for the DSH web shell: overlay sidebar/details drawers, responsive composer and settings below 768px, zero desktop regression.

DSH Web right-side output dock: session-scoped tabs for reports, images, data, video, and audio, with inline previews, output quality checks, and a searchable per-turn history.

Grouped workspace browser for the DSH sidebar: named groups over group > workspace > session, group-level archive and delete that show the affected count, a three-way archived-session filter, and a group document the Host half writes to $DSH_HOME/storages. Drawn with the shell's own --dsw-* tokens and official components, so rows, menus and theme switching match the native sidebar.

Four-quadrant todo manager in the DSH sidebar with month and week calendar views, per-period completion statistics, system notifications and Feishu notifications (the latter needs the DSH Feishu integration), and recurrence rules including Chinese statutory workdays and the Ebbinghaus curve. Derived from Natte/dsh-sidebar-todo 0.2.3 and largely rewritten; do not install both — they register the same /todo/api route and use the same todos.json data file.

Project-level icon library: a right-sidebar Icons panel plus four agent tools (icon_list, icon_get, icon_save, icon_annotate) that turn SVG shapes into named, rule-described assets. Artwork can be pasted, imported from Iconify or IconMCP, adopted from a workspace scan, or generated; editing one drawing rewrites every code reference to it.

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.

Sidebar radio that plays Bilibili audio with search, playlists, scrolling lyrics (looked up on music.163.com, kugeci.com and lrclib.net), and chat-driven song picks. Runs a local audio proxy on 127.0.0.1:13210 and, when the system resolver fails, DNS lookups in the whole DSH host process fall back to public DoH servers (1.12.12.12, 223.5.5.5).

Right-sidebar Reference Links tab that collects every http(s) URL from a conversation, with pins, per-link turn counts and a click-through list of the turns that mentioned it, search, manual renaming, single-link or whole-host hiding, and a Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+L shortcut. Titles come only from the conversation (markdown labels, web search results, fetched page titles) — no remote title scraping and no model calls.

Registers FreeLLMAPI as a dsh model provider, with the router itself bundled in the plugin. It launches the vendored server with the host binary and exposes the freellmapi route; the sidebar panel starts and stops that process, lists the router catalogue, probes which claimed models actually answer, and ranks them by the stability, speed and intelligence scores the router computes for itself. Provider keys, routing strategy and usage remain in the router console, which the panel links to.

Estimates what each conversation costs, with built-in official prices from 16 vendors (DeepSeek peak/off-peak hours and long-context tiers included), a breakdown panel with a currency picker under the composer, and each conversation's cost in the sidebar.

Breaks a STEM textbook into a four-level card map (book, chapter, section, knowledge point) in a sidebar panel, where each point names the defect of the previous approach it fixes and each chapter keeps its remaining gap as the motive for the next; marks key points with a star, shows theorems as cards with statement, conditions and symbol table, folds step-by-step derivations, and exports the same map as a self-contained offline HTML file, Word or PDF. Ships a textbook-parser skill and a textbook_archive tool (save_book / save_chapter / list_books / get_book / delete_book) plus a bundled 12-chapter Signals and Systems sample with 116 sections, 263 points and 601 worked examples. No runtime dependencies and no network access.

WSL workspaces for DeepSeek Harness. A sidebar W button lists installed distros and registers a Linux folder as a host workspace addressed by a UNC path, and the sidebar terminal opens a real Linux pty inside the distribution for WSL sessions. A persistent zero-dependency agent running in the distro answers file, shell and search requests over a JSON-lines pipe, so no polling timers touch the distribution while it is idle and /mnt drives stay reachable; grep and glob run the distro's own ripgrep. WSL preset twins such as wsl-standard swap in the WSL shell and fs tools. A rebuild of 6Mikao9/dsh-wsl-workspace — do not install both: they mount the same W entry in the Workspaces header, publish the same wsl-<mode> presets, and each wrap the host's single-slot terminal provider.

DeepSeek Harness 插件：为 Web 侧边栏增加「会话统计」页，汇总 Token 消耗、成本、缓存命中、会话排行、对话性能与运行时状态。 A DSH plugin that adds a session statistics page to the Web sidebar.

Renders .ttl, .owl, .rdf, .jsonld, .nt, .n3, .nq and .trig ontology files as an interactive graph in the DSH sidebar preview, with local Turtle, N-Triples, RDF/XML and JSON-LD parsing and no runtime dependencies.

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 session timeline: fishbone layout of every workspace session with native fork/handoff lineage, manual drag links, branch fan-outs, archived-session display and per-turn detail browsing.

Searches the whole conversation — not just the loaded window — from a button in the conversation header, opens the results in the right sidebar, paints every keyword yellow in both your messages and the replies, and jumps the conversation to the hit. History search runs on the host log, so it still works when the full-text index is disabled.

Adds two switchable sidebar layouts (tabs and overlay) plus a no-override official default, an always-expanded session list, disposable temporary sessions and a third-party tab API to DeepSeek Harness, with default-layout and feedback controls in the plugin detail page.

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.

Four-quadrant todo manager in the DSH sidebar with month and week calendar views, per-period completion statistics, system notifications and Feishu notifications (the latter needs the DSH Feishu integration), and recurrence rules including Chinese statutory workdays and the Ebbinghaus curve. Derived from Natte/dsh-sidebar-todo 0.2.3 and largely rewritten; do not install both — they register the same /todo/api route and use the same todos.json data file.

Follow list above the sidebar conversation list: a status dot per conversation (unread, waiting for you, running, failed), newest reply first, running ones last, and a follow toggle beside the model selector. Marking a row unread lifts it to the top, opening one expands and scrolls to its row in the Workspace list below, a finished turn always counts as unread until the conversation is opened, and a conversation whose delegated subagents are still working keeps counting as running until the last child reports back.

Two-stage session deletion for DSH on Windows: move a conversation to the recycle bin and restore it to its original sidebar slot; deletion confirmed in two steps to prevent deleting files by mistake, clearing the whole subagent tree, sidebar ledger, projection cache, log lines and exclusive attachments along the way. It also scans the files a conversation actually wrote, adds a file query that pastes the path information into the conversation so an agent can judge which files are safe to delete, highlights them in Explorer, and copies the paths grouped by type. Both this and iamwuzhanglin/dsh-session-recycler install under the package name dsh-session-recycler, so install only one of them.