Plugins

Codex-style auto-hiding right-edge turn rail: edge-peek show/hide, per-turn tooltip, in-rail search, and a scrolling 30-turn window for long sessions.

Turn DeepSeek Harness sessions into daily, weekly, handoff and article reports, with a verifiable HTML export and a receipt that re-checks the saved file.

Connect DeepSeek Harness agents to authenticated Codex App Server sessions

Cross-session task queue with handoff notes: sessions and subagents push, claim, complete and cancel tasks on a shared file-backed queue, and leave a handoff summary for whoever picks up next.

Restart the DSH host from inside a session without cutting the answer: dsh_restart waits for every agent to go idle, logs the causes, and wakes the asking sessions afterwards.

Project reporting in the DSH sidebar: draft a per-project report from its git commits and session records with one click, run it on a built-in schedule with a configurable daily cutover offset, and optionally submit Moka overtime automatically; all sessions of a project share one report.

Local long-term memory for DSH: extracts preferences and project facts from sessions, injects the most relevant ones before each turn using local SQLite FTS5 search, and supersedes outdated facts. Requires Node 24+; the offline self-evolution loop needs an OpenAI-compatible LLM endpoint and API key.

Browse local AI agent projects in one DeepSeek Harness panel: filter and pin projects, pick memories, skills, and recent sessions, then continue in the original directory with an editable DSH handoff draft or export it as Markdown.

Session alerts, safe deletion of archived sessions (optionally to the Recycle Bin), batch cleanup, and leftover-file cleanup for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI.

Adds a Workboard page with a configurable grid of built-in widgets, including agent sessions and jobs, to-dos, ICS calendar, weather, trending lists, RSS feeds, markets and a system monitor, plus sandboxed custom widgets the agent writes from a one-line request.

Opens a separately downloaded Windows desktop pixel monitor for pi, Claude Code and DSH sessions. DSH monitoring is read-only.

Composer-side helpers for the DSH Web UI: next-message prediction shown as grey ghost text that Tab fills in, a one-line per-turn recap above the input (placeable below instead) that never enters the model context, a right-sidebar panel for follow-ups from past sessions, recap history and side questions with their own model picker, and config-driven reply length, style and actionable framing.

Replaces the DSH startup screen with an ~18 s anime-style Link Start dive whose check, language, log-in and confirmation scenes show your own DSH status (profile, plugins, default model, workspaces, sessions, UI language). Click or press any key to skip; plays a gentle ~10 s version under reduced motion and lowers effect quality on slow machines. Unofficial fan work.

One-click restart button in the DSH conversation header: it checks for running sessions and background jobs and warns before restarting, then closes and relaunches the desktop app without opening a console window. Windows desktop app only: it restarts through a temporary Windows scheduled task, and a restart interrupts running work.

Scans recent sessions locally for real token usage, scores context health on a floating dashboard and plays a token-ledger animation with made-up figures; its one action opens a new empty session, the same as /new, and nothing is deleted. A parody plugin that makes no model calls.

Delegate DSH tasks to independent Pi, Qoder and MiniMax Code workers through session-scoped MCP, with persistent sessions and a shared WebUI for results, events, approvals and cancellation. By default the Qoder and MiniMax Code workers run with every tool approval bypassed (change it with HARNESS_SUPERVISOR_QODER_PERMISSION_MODE and HARNESS_SUPERVISOR_MCODE_PERMISSION_MODE); DSH workers default to workspace-write with approval.

Self-contained DSH profile plugin that bridges the cua-driver 0.46.1 Windows kit into DSH as about 63 cua_* background desktop and browser automation tools (UIA observation, PostMessage input without focus stealing, CDP browser control, agent-cursor overlay, recording and diagnostics), with a bundled /cua-driver skill. Windows x64 only; bundles the prebuilt cua-driver.exe and starts it with --grant existing-profile, so the tools can attach to your already-running Edge or Chrome profile and act in its logged-in sessions.

Daily session digest that grows a user profile and a companion personality, gated by evidence, and injects both into every prompt. Runs daily at 17:00 by default over up to 20 sessions per run on the host model (deepseek-v4-pro), applies the results automatically, and injects up to 1200 characters of profile and persona into every prompt. Its package name, dsh-persona-memory, is also used by other listed entries, so install only one of them.

Shrinks the first history page of long DSH sessions to at most 100 messages, targeting the latest two turns, and fills the viewport in the background with the built-in load-earlier control when the trimmed transcript is shorter than the window.

A session workspace for DeepSeek Harness modeled on the Claude app, with forked sessions nested in one tree, up to four sessions on one screen, and a right rail per pane.

Ranks models in a ten-slot ladder, routes each subagent by a 1-10 difficulty, and falls back a tier when one fails. Windows only; applies to sessions that opt in. Subagents can also launch local agent CLIs (Codex verified, nine others experimental), and a subagent granted full authority runs its CLI with --dangerously-skip-permissions, --yolo or --force. Run records go to .dsh-supa/ in the workspace.

Expose DeepSeek Harness sessions to Google Antigravity (Gemini) through a local, token-guarded HTTP bridge.

Physically delete DeepSeek Harness Sessions with an undoable recycle bin: move a Session log out of its workspace, restore it, or purge it for good.

A floating desktop overlay for Windows that shows which terminal of yours is waiting: it aggregates OpenCode, Claude Code, Antigravity and DeepSeek Harness session state over a named pipe and renders one small always-on-top panel, so you stop tabbing between windows to find out which agent needs approval. Click a row to jump to that terminal. Installing this bundle wires up DeepSeek Harness sessions; sessions from OpenCode, Claude Code or Antigravity appear once each of those terminals has its own reporter from the repository installed. For DeepSeek Harness sessions the panel only shows the state (working, waiting for approval, error, idle) and jumps to the DSH window; approving is still done in DSH.