Plugins

Keeps an unfinished task list visible across turns. DSH clears the todos projection at the start of every turn and expects the model to rewrite the whole list, so when a turn is interrupted the plan is durably in the session log but permanently gone from the UI — and todo_write is write-only, so neither the user nor the model can read it back. This plugin registers one ordinary session/event listener, remembers the last list per session, and when a turn/start arrives whose remembered list still has unfinished work, re-appends that list so the projection stops reporting an empty plan. No fork of tool-todo and no waterfall: a plugin cannot replace the projection (the registry throws on a stateVersion mismatch), so appending the event the fold reacts to is the reachable seam. Deliberately narrow — only unfinished lists, at most one event per turn start, fails open. Verified by a controlled A/B on real sessions: identical runs differing only in whether the plugin was installed, folded through the real projection definition. Zero dependencies.

Whale tray launcher for DeepSeek Harness: a Windows system-tray app and a macOS menu-bar app that start/stop the dsh service, summon the Web UI, restart and top up — running independently of the dsh process, like a Steam launcher for dsh.

Git server: embeds ts-gogs (a TypeScript reimplementation of Gogs) and serves a full Git service on its own port — HTTP clone/push, web UI, issues/PRs/wiki — reusing user-management credentials, start/stop from the settings page.

Auditable token ledger for DeepSeek Harness: folds the durable session log into restart-safe totals, recomputes the same numbers from the raw logs and diffs them, and turns usage into a bill by workspace, session, model or vendor, exportable as CSV or JSON.

Windows boot autostart and one-click restart for the DSH service, from inside DSH: a resident supervisor that outlives the host, so a failed restart cannot leave DSH down; DSH spawned attached to a hidden console the supervisor owns, so no console window appears; plus a restart button, the current tokenised access URL and an optional post-start hook.

macOS menu bar app for the DSH web server, plus the host plugin it reads: the plugin writes the running server's port, PID and tokenized URL to ~/.config/dsh-launcher/runtime.json and removes it on shutdown, so start, open, restart and stop work from the status bar even for a server started from a terminal.

Hash-anchored file tools for DeepSeek Harness: the read, edit, write and grep tools are replaced by versions where every line is addressed by a variable-length content anchor instead of a line number, and the plugin also registers delete, rename, undo_last_edit, ast_grep, ast_edit, lsp and format. Edits answer with a unified diff; a stale or ambiguous anchor is rejected and a fresh one served back; undo survives restarts; structural search and rewrite run on tree-sitter and semantic work through a language server; a bundled web card plugin renders read, diff, grep and LSP cards from the tools' own structured metadata.

Crash protection plugin that auto-isolates plugins causing startup crash or hang, with independent watchdog process for total hang recovery.

Scheduled send: fire a drafted message into the bound conversation as a normal user bubble at a set time. Runs host-side, so the browser can stay closed; per-session isolation and restart-safe redelivery.

Fleet console for DeepSeek Harness: one local dsh page manages many remote dsh machines — live idle/running status, in-place switching without new tabs, keep-alive iframes, cross-device session reading, one-click refresh/restart, and a controller/managed role split.

Scoped persistent memory for DSH: memory_save/search/replace/remove/list across global, user, project and failure scopes, DSH storage-domain persistence with secret and prompt-injection scanning, session-scope search, retention cleanup, and optional session-start injection; standing context via memory_pin/memory_pins/memory_unpin.

Settings-page manager for archived DeepSeek Harness sessions: restore an archived session to its previous workspace position or permanently delete it (direct physical deletion, no backup layer). Adds a red permanently-delete item to the session context menu and three agent tools. Deleting an open session works immediately; the leftover in-memory copy is hidden behind an archive tombstone until the next restart.

Stability audit for installed dsh plugins: static risk grading (hook surface, startup work, inject, entry, dep ranges) plus optional isolated install verification.

Provisions the kimi-webbridge bridge daemon (auto-install with SHA-256 verification, auto-start) and registers a 25-action skill that drives the user's real browser through the local bridge.

Browse WSL directories under / and /mnt for workspace picking (start/filter; im-workspace shortcuts).

WebUI panel for the dsh-guardian watchdog: start, stop and inspect two macOS LaunchAgents with status, log tail and explicit failure states.

Secret-redacted session handoff with review, auto-start, and brief-only modes.

Browse and govern the skill library from a floating-ball panel with three tabs — skills, call ledger and quick start. You choose the skill root yourself through a native directory chooser (defaults to ~/.dsh/skills, no path is shipped with the plugin); skills are grouped into two levels of categories, with manual, keyword-based and AI grouping available and a tree or flat view toggle, and grouping is purely visual so no skill file is ever moved. Descriptions are read from each SKILL.md frontmatter, search filters by skill name, description or original text, and a card opens the full SKILL.md. Skills can be switched on and off per card, per category or for the whole library — the toggle rewrites disable-model-invocation in that SKILL.md and writes a SKILL.md.bak-toggle-<timestamp> backup before saving, rolling back if the write fails; disabled cards grey out until restored. The call ledger separates automatic from manual entries, records skill successes and failures by listening to tools/result events, and reports call counts, success rate, trend and a ranking, reusing an existing ledger file found in the library. Hot reload picks up skill edits without a restart. The DSH settings page gains a floating-ball section that shows or hides the three balls, offers one-click restore of a ball dragged off-screen, and picks the shared 130-skin catalogue for all three balls.

Code RAG semantic index panel and settings card: live index bar with start/rebuild/cancel, plus one-click detection and configuration.

Text-to-video and image-to-video generation via DashScope Wanx, Volcengine Seedance, Google Veo and OpenAI Sora, with tool results saved to the session workspace and a video gallery (grid, lightbox, download, delete) that survives DSH restarts.

A living memory workbench for DeepSeek Harness: watch the Hindsight bank grow (7-day curve, recall heat, timeline) and manage knowledge pages and background tasks, with the local daemon auto-started by the plugin.

Auto-wakes the main agent after a DSH service restart: compares last-run timestamps, posts a recovery notice with humanized downtime, and delivers it so interrupted work picks itself back up. Runs on plain cordis ctx, packaged-DSH-Desktop ready.

Forces periodic Engram memory recall and save reminders for DeepSeek Harness agents: injects a dynamic system-prompt context that reminds the model to load prior session memory at the start of a session, and to save new decisions/bugfixes/learnings every