Plugins

Turn navigator panel (current turn / total turns with up/down jump) for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI

A DeepSeek Harness plugin that turns the anywhere-claude-mem git sync into a DSH peer: pull cross-machine memory at session start and push new prompts/observations as they land in the claude-mem worker

DeepSeek Harness plugin: Nocturne Memory client — automated long-term memory (boot/read/search/create/update) backed by your own Nocturne MCP server.

Reusable Markdown prompt profiles for DeepSeek Harness with per-turn model selection, argument substitution, and state restoration.

Turn-scoped “Allow for this task” approvals: automatically allow matching `danger-full-access` escalations only for the current task, then expire.

Telemetry backend exporting turns, model steps, and tool calls to yiTrace.

Independent read-only acceptance layer: spawns a read-only verifier before each top-level turn closes and steers non-pass gaps back into the agent.

Per-turn USD cost badge in the Web UI: session total in the header and per-turn cost in each message footer, with a hover breakdown.

Turn navigation for the DSH Web UI.

Turn chat logs into a panel list maintained by a resident agent. Includes a zero npm-dependency core and an optional WeChat/QQ ingestion pipeline. Installs as a DSH profile bundle.

A zero-residence context engine: large tool payloads are evicted from the live context into a queryable store, only pointers stay behind, and any payload can be reconstructed verbatim on demand — so per-turn prompt tokens stop growing with the transcript. It ships four capabilities: zr_recall rebuilds masked originals by tool-call id or session sequence from the persisted session log (the content is not resident, never lost), zr_ledger reports the attention integral and a three-part cost breakdown, zr_compact arms one forced compaction, and zr_fast runs long commands asynchronously and hands back a handle immediately.

A newspaper-style front page for a session you left running, as a Conversation View tab beside Chat and Trajectory: a per-turn timeline (duration, steps, tools, tokens, outcome), file churn counted per file, where the wall clock went and how much of it was the model rather than tools, which single turn ate the spend, failures nobody retried quoted with their failing command, and a context-pressure gauge measured against the routed model's own declared capacity. The briefing is folded from the durable session log and never generated by a model, so it costs no tokens, cannot hallucinate, and is byte-identical for the same log and clock; it appends nothing to the session and reaches no model, and it reports a pending approval without ever answering it. Pages are offered only when they have content, and the tab refreshes itself on turn settle and on a two-speed poll backed by a metadata-only tail probe.

Fireworks celebration engine: floats fireworks above the chat window while the agent codes — welcome show, per-turn salutes, tool sparks, milestone celebrations, a finish finale and a dud on failure; each event type has its own fireworks card group with random variants, and token usage decides firework size, height and splendour.

Execution flow chart: renders the current session's execution as a vertical node flow (turns, user, assistant, tools, approvals, retries, compaction), appended in real time over SSE with auto-follow scrolling — the chart draws wherever the session executes.

Active wait for background subagents in DeepSeek Harness: registers a wait_subagent model tool that blocks until a named background continuable subagent settles, then returns its stop reason and closing message — optional timeout, membership gate rejects unknown ids, event-driven with zero polling. Closes the gap between run_in_background fire-and-return and the async settlement notice; wait for a background subagent without polling list_agents.

In-place prompt editing in the web chat: cleanly forks session history at the edited turn, preserves image and file attachments, and auto-archives the superseded branch.

A per-turn change bar above the composer showing which files the turn changed and the line deltas, for DeepSeek Harness 0.1.5-rc.1 through 0.1.7.

DSH plugin: cross-session call center for agents. session_message delivers messages between DSH sessions (idle: visible full-text wake; busy: mid-turn-safe notice; plus runtime-context notes) and resolves targets by registered contact name (stale-id-proof

Streaming-transcript fold for the DSH web UI: thinking and tool rows fold away while the newest thinking window opens itself; a finished turn scrolls back to your question, which also stays pinned at the top while you read; blue sparks fly from the thinking window edge and the answer writing head.

A `jev` tool that asks Jev (TypeSafe System One) typed yes/no, choice and score questions about one block of text and returns probabilities and confidence, with the provider and API key configured per user in Settings, a judgment ledger with its spend, and daily call and token caps.

Personal-experience memory for DSH: turns solved tasks into sourced problem cases with condition-scoped claims, recalls them into new tasks via hidden pre-step injection, and makes corrections/deletes cascade to future recall.

Contract check for DeepSeek Harness plugins: statically verifies that registered tools' output.render() returns ContentBlock[], and warns when a session event type falls outside the kernel vocabulary. Warn-only. 契约体检插件（不检测恶意）。

DSH plugin: audio chimes, cross-session toasts, desktop push, and IM webhooks for turn completion, errors, and approvals.

Speaks a short status line when DSH changes state — turn done, turn error, job done, job failed, goal complete, goal blocked, an approval waiting, or the agent needs your answer — using eight pre-recorded clips in Chinese (default) and English. The audio is played by the host process through ffplay, or through the Windows PowerShell player that ships with the OS, so it does not depend on a Web Audio tab. Windows only.