Plugins

The mobile client for DeepSeek Harness: use the DSH running on your computer from your phone. The Android app signs in with the same account, picks this computer from the device list and opens its DeepSeek Harness UI on mobile. The desktop plugin handles registration and the connection, and nothing on the computer needs an inbound port. The UI adapts on its own: on a phone it becomes a touch-friendly layout, and returns to the desktop layout when a foldable opens or the window gets bigger. A PC-side panel shows login state, device quota, device list and the app download QR code.

Layered context compression for DeepSeek Harness: folds old turns into model-written L1–L3 summary blocks, maps what each layer holds, and wakes the model when the context crosses a size line or keeps growing. By default it requires DSH's experimental Session Search plugin (session_event_read / session_event_search); without it the tools stay disabled unless requireSessionQuery is turned off.

Always-on-top status pill for DSH on Windows: shows each session's turn state (thinking with a running timer, waiting for approval, done, failed) above every window, and while DSH is in the background it draws a bubble under the pill to approve a tool request (allow once / reject) or answer the agent's questions without switching back to the app; it declines to intercept whenever DSH is in front or the overlay is hidden, so the official cards still handle those. Sessions can be listed one per row (row count configurable) or folded into a +N badge by priority, the pill collapses to a small dot after a state settles and hides itself while a fullscreen app is in front, clicking brings DSH to the foreground and dragging moves it, and it reuses the Electron build already shipped with DSH Desktop so nothing extra is downloaded. A settings card on the plugin page adjusts scale, mini size, position, layout, row count, hold times, effects, bubble toggles and per-state visibility.

A white-box rule workbench for DeepSeek Harness: turn plain-language rules into readable, auditable rule chains executed by a deterministic 171-atom forward-chain engine. Business records stay on the machine; rule generation sends field names and rule text only.

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.

Windows computer use for DSH built on a native C# engine: text-only DeepSeek models can read UI Automation controls and fill forms in verified batches without screenshots, stale control refs can be re-found by unique identity, CAPTCHAs and verification codes are refused and handed back to you through the DSH approval prompt, and Esc stops the turn at any time. A derived project based on Yu-tao-Li/dsh-computer-use-win; do not install it together with that upstream plugin, since both drive the same desktop.

Composer toggle that shapes replies: conclusion first, inline quotes, no cross-turn references.

Turns one journal paper PDF into a Chinese group-meeting literature report deck (.pptx) in the Nanyang Normal University physics template, plus a matching Word speaker script. Requires Python 3 with python-pptx, python-docx, Pillow and pymupdf (pypdf fallback); install them with pip install -r requirements.txt.

Rearranges the panel entries at the top of the DSH sidebar: drag to reorder or sort alphabetically, hide an entry without unloading its plugin, and split entries into named groups that render as titled separators; group headers collapse on click. A layout guard caps the entry list height and makes it scroll, so a growing list no longer squeezes the session and workspace panes out of view. An optional switch lets the profile's default model propose groups, and the host whitelists the returned ids and labels before they are stored locally.

Multi-channel push notification plugin supporting Bark (iOS) and ntfy (Android/iOS/Web/Desktop) for turn completion, approvals, questions, and quota halts.

Turns a repository and a running system into acceptance material - database design, design specs, a user manual with screenshots, and test / go-live / acceptance reports. Sections follow GB/T 8567-88; anything it cannot verify is left blank instead of invented. Requires Python 3 with python-docx for .docx output, and Google Chrome for automatic screenshots.

Turns a repository and a software name into Chinese software copyright registration material - the 60-page source code excerpt (50 lines per page, auto-paginated), the software manual with screenshots, and the derived application-form fields (line count, language, completion date, function summary). Requires Python 3 with python-docx, and Google Chrome for screenshots.

Blocks a tool call whose arguments lost their boundary, keeps a closing turn open when a step silently never ran so the model can re-issue it, and replaces damaged output on the model-visible surface after a fork. Zero dependencies.

Layered long-term memory for DeepSeek Harness - a merge of AirPineApplea/feiyu-memory 4.0.2, dsh-soul-md and dsh-shallow-memory (do not install it alongside those plugins): a diary distilled from finished turns, a hand-written feelings diary, a persona card with version history, a hand-note injected in full every turn, and a short-TTL note layer, each capped separately so per-turn injection stays small; ships agent tools and a sidebar panel for recall, editing, compaction, and backup or restore from a local file, WebDAV or a gzip archive.

Persona state and slow evolution for DSH: five state dimensions (valence, arousal, energy, intimacy, focus) move after each turn and decay toward baseline over time; four scene types (work, tech, support, chat) modulate reply length and warmth without changing the state itself; the Soul panel keeps a persona card plus weighted evolution entries and injects them into the system prompt persona-first under a 4000-character budget. Ships a browser panel with a persona card editor and a live state view (the five metrics plus the last six events), appends a JSONL trace to disk, and seeds a usable default persona on first install.

A skills button at the bottom-right of the input box: one click opens every installed skill with search, categories and favourites, and the skill you pick is inserted into the box. Each answer also lists the skills that turn actually used.

Report generator that follows your own style: pick DSH sessions by time window and slice each one to the turns inside it, optionally merge Git commits from several repositories filtered by author, then a new session reads the evidence with read-only collector scripts and writes a daily, weekly or monthly Markdown report matching a pasted sample; finished reports stay in a local library.

Three-position toggle (off / this turn / always-on) for an "unlimited mode" that injects a "do not conserve tokens" instruction into the system prompt; the "this turn" mode reverts automatically on the kernel agent/status idle event.

Bottom-right DSH-styled Windows cards for approvals, questions, plan reviews and finished runs: click to jump back to the app that started the session (DSH by default), close with the × button, or let it close when you return.

Runs a project's Claude Code opening questions and plan, hands the task to DSH, and offers post-turn Claude review choices. Windows only, and requires a locally installed Claude Code CLI (set claudeCliPath if it is not auto-detected). New sessions handed to DSH are switched to danger-full-access. The first Claude run in a project folder sets hasTrustDialogAccepted for it in ~/.claude.json, and optional automatic Claude review is capped by a daily budget ($5 by default).

Turns an English paper PDF into a Chinese group-meeting .pptx whose figures and tables are the paper's own cropped pixels.

Plain-text memory for DSH where every event is one Markdown section with six fields, recall works by element association rather than vector search, at most two old titles surface per turn, and nothing calls a model or the network. Writing the library stays manual: you can open it, grep it, correct it and carry it to another machine.

Local-first knowledge base for DeepSeek Harness: each base is a folder of UTF-8 text, text PDFs and OCR-read images; the plugin retrieves from the session's selected bases before every turn with Chinese n-gram and BM25, answers carry citations that open in a right-sidebar reader, and the agent gets five kb_* tools (list, search, read, stats, propose text) plus /kb commands for create, use, files, search and rescan.

Turns DSH into a local OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible gateway endpoint that puts one persona and long-term memory in front of every client pointed at it; requires your own DeepSeek API key — the DSH login credential is rejected upstream.