Plugins

Registers a skill that turns a Bilibili video link into a structured Obsidian note. It fetches subtitles only with yt-dlp and never downloads the video, merges multi-part anthologies onto one continuous timeline, and writes front matter, timestamped jump-link bullets, a summary and tags into the vault.

Local-first podcast player and transcriber for DeepSeek Harness: plays audio files from your disk, transcribes with local ASR, shows bilingual subtitles and exports SRT or Markdown.

Lightweight cross-session reflection: at the end of each turn it writes 3-5 reusable facts (tool chain, file paths, config items, pitfalls) as a card in .dsh/reflections/{date}.md, and on a new session it injects the last 3 cards at the end of the system prompt. Extraction uses the real ctx.llm.stream; when no model route is available it falls back to a heuristic built only from the session log and labels the source honestly on the card. No timers, no quarantine, no approval flow; cards are plain Markdown you can edit or delete.

Long-term memory ported from the OpenAI Codex memory pipeline: sessions idle for 6 hours are extracted in the background by a chosen model, then merged by a hidden agent into a Markdown memory folder at most every 6 hours; new agents get the memory summary in the system prompt plus four tools to list, read and search memory and save corrections. Models are chosen on a settings page or with /memories; an optional filter keeps a notes folder out of memory.

Shares one set of Markdown memory files between DSH and WorkBuddy: project memory, user memory and the user profile are injected into the session context, while daily notes stay out of the prompt and are read, appended and archived through the tools. Six tools (status, read, search, append, edit, prune) write back through a cross-process lock, revision check, backup and atomic write, and a panel in the left rail and the right sidebar edits entries, sections and whole files.

Sets the chat transcript's markdown line height and paragraph gap, both adjustable under Settings > General.

Read books inside DSH: import EPUB, TXT, Markdown or HTML into a paginated reader, highlight a passage and ask about it in that book's own agent session; four reading tools stop at unread chapters and everything stays in plain local files. Its routes are mounted with webServer.register and carry no DSH Host/Origin admission check, so a web page open in your browser can create reading sessions and change the library through them.

Render the user prompt as Markdown with the same GFM pipeline the assistant replies use; keep reference chips and selected-text quote previews.

Turns the QQ groups you follow into a Chinese daily digest. Pulls chat history through a local NapCat/OneBot 11 service into SQLite, summarizes each group, and renders an HTML/Markdown report with an opportunity radar that surfaces repeated complaints, tool requests and unmet needs as product ideas; can push a card to Feishu on a schedule.

Writes engineering decisions down the way DSH documents its own — every non-trivial change leaves a Markdown note under .agents/notes/<lifecycle>/<class>/ holding the problem, the decision, the rejected alternatives and the consequences, committed to git and reviewable like code. It supplies the workflow for that: five tools (note_search, note_read, note_write, note_verify, note_skip), an end-of-turn hook that asks a code-changing turn to either write a note or record an explicit skip, the tree/format/archived checks, and the write-notes-like-deepseek skill bundled in the package and mounted by the plugin. A sidebar board that renders the notes into four views (architecture baseline, timeline, rejected proposals, decision list) comes with it; the notes themselves stay plain Markdown.

Local-first knowledge base for DeepSeek Harness: workspace Markdown notes with provenance, review status, BM25 search, and four km_* tools.

Sidebar tab with every file this conversation produced — preview images, PDF, Markdown, CSV and code in place, and jump back to the turn that made it.

Adds a recoverable delete to the session context menu: the Host archives the session, detaches it from its project and moves the session directory plus the Markdown files that session wrote into $DSH_HOME/session-trash; a session with running work is refused.

Colour-theme and wallpaper plugin: 62 colour themes (37 built-in, derived from OpenCode palettes, plus 25 IP presets), each shipping its own Markdown and syntax-highlight palette, a layer that pushes sub-4.5:1 semantic colours back to readable contrast, and local background images with fill or tile, blur, scrim and rotation. Replaces the earlier cnhenaihui/dsh-ios-theme.

Adds a Markdown outline and full-reply search to conversations, with section references, reversible turn hiding, and new sessions from selected turns.

Standalone mobile page for DeepSeek Harness served at /dsh-web-mobile-pmsfh/, with workspace-grouped sessions, streaming chat with markdown and collapsible reasoning, attachments via the official fileUploads API, read-only workspace file browsing, and login-gated static routes.

Quest tree for DeepSeek Harness: track a long-running task as a main quest plus a branch tree, with a sidebar panel showing status, progress, markdown notes and a 'you are here' marker to prevent drift.

Agent skills for Obsidian, vendored verbatim from the official repository kepano/obsidian-skills (MIT, Steph Ango). Six skills covering Obsidian Flavored Markdown (wikilinks, embeds, callouts, properties), Bases (.base), JSON Canvas (.canvas), the Obsidian CLI, Defuddle and Knap. Documentation only: no CLI binaries are bundled, so obsidian/defuddle/knap are installed separately by the user.

Sidebar skill hub: browse and search DSH skills, import from a folder or GitHub, and read full SKILL.md bodies rendered as Markdown. Imports are copied into ~/.dsh/skills (existing names are overwritten only on opt-in), skills there can be moved to a .trash folder from the detail view, and GitHub imports download the repository archive from codeload.github.com. It uses the same package name (dsh-skill-hub) and mount id (skill-hub) as cheshireez/dsh-skill-hub and hoshino114/dsh-skill-hub, so only one of the three can be installed.

Render PlantUML diagrams from plantuml, puml and wsd fenced code blocks in the DSH sidebar Markdown preview, using a bundled browser-side PlantUML engine; no Java or PlantUML server is required.

Paste a Douyin video link (easy to copy from the Douyin PC app) and the plugin downloads the video, transcribes the speech offline into timed Chinese text, and imports it into Obsidian as a Markdown note. Built for DeepSeek Harness and for beginners building a personal knowledge base. Needs Python 3.10+ with playwright (it drives Edge), PyAV, sherpa-onnx and numpy installed, plus a SenseVoice model placed under %USERPROFILE%\.dsh\douyin-kb\models.

Daily chronicle for DeepSeek Harness: collects session events, closes the previous calendar day after midnight into a Markdown week file (LLM scoring adds a daily summary; rule scoring does not), and extracts durable facts — decisions, conventions, pitfalls — that merge across days and can be superseded. 10 tools, a read-only sidebar panel, rule export, and a standalone Obsidian vault; zero third-party dependencies.

Local jot-down notes for DSH: one Markdown file per note, stored under ~/dsh随手笔记 by default (portable home path, no drive-letter assumption). Redesigned card UI, trash bin (deletions restorable for 30 days), custom tag management with stable per-tag colors (create tags ahead of use, delete one everywhere), compact/comfortable density, adjustable font size and line width, flat quick-scan list, full-text search, Markdown preview, autosave, batch deletion, zero-dependency Office text extraction, and AI write-back from conversations. Heavily reworked from dsh-knowledge-lite; pick the old library via the in-app root picker to migrate.

Session-archive layer for DSH. It injects one per-workspace Markdown file into the system prompt on every turn, searches past session transcripts with AND keywords, an optional time window and a workspace filter, and recovers the images and documents those past sessions carried by returning their original local paths or copying them to a chosen directory. It also reports index health: version, entry count, cache usage, frequent sessions and sessions stored in an archive format it does not recognise. Keyword search only, no embedding service.