Plugins

A tiny DeepSeek Harness web plugin: floating back-to-top button next to the official toBottom button in the chat view.

Map dsh workspaces onto Discord — watch every session live, drive and steer agents, and reach the harness's own commands from anywhere, with no inbound port.

Bidirectional Feishu/Lark channel for DeepSeek Harness: persistent conversations, true streaming replies, 40 MCP Feishu tools, slash commands, and an IM-bot status tab in the plugin settings.

WeCom (Enterprise WeChat) Smart Robot bridge: two-way chat over the aibot WebSocket gateway, no public endpoint needed.

Bottom-right 余额 badge for the DSH Web UI: on expand it fetches the currently-selected provider's OpenCode Go plan limits or DeepSeek prepaid balance, plus local token usage and pricing-based spend estimates.

Connect a Weixin bot to DeepSeek Harness by scanning a QR code.

Render Markdown to a standalone, self-contained HTML page: an `md_html_render` tool that works in a headless profile, plus a web drawer to browse, preview, edit and export local `.md` files; both share one renderer, with no runtime dependencies.

Community fork of KyoMio/dsh-zen-remote (do not enable both simultaneously — shares the ~/.dsh/zen-remote state and /_dsh/zen-remote/* wire protocol, and auto-defers if dsh-zen-remote is active): keeps the pairing-code PWA with Web Push and multi-host session relay, and adds a desktop Local / Remote / All workspace switcher, remote directory browsing with folder creation and workspace rename/delete (/v1/workspace-manage), automatic custom LLM provider and API-key sync to paired hosts, and bidirectional cross-host @ session reference hydration (session-ref-bridge). The gateway binds 127.0.0.1 by default; the LAN/Tailscale mode binds 0.0.0.0 behind a private-IP wall, and a paired desktop client runs terminals and file previews with the host's OS-user permissions.

Telegram tools for DSH sessions: list chats, read cached messages, send text, photos, stickers, GIFs and dice, set reactions, forward/edit/delete messages, typing and chat members, plus optional getUpdates polling that receives and caches messages from allow-listed chats only and wakes the target session for them. Bot API only, no MTProto.

Tracks the DSH config repo against the copy on this machine (files changed, commits ahead or behind, sessions and skills not captured yet) and generates push, pull and restore scripts that run after the client exits. A blocked pull backs up both sides of every conflicting file so one side can be picked per file; every apply snapshots the profile first, and any snapshot can be restored later. Windows only: the generated sync scripts are PowerShell.

A life-care layer for DSH: health log and cycle care in every session, saved coordinates so nearby-place questions do not need re-asking, Amap and Luckin MCP tools, plus a QQ companion layer that injects expression rules into replies.

Download task panel for the DSH Web UI: a bundled download_file tool streams the file itself and reports exact byte counts, shell downloads (curl -o, Invoke-WebRequest -OutFile, pip install, git clone) are recognised from host job events, and every task shows its name, real percentage, transfer rate and remaining ETA in the bottom-right corner.

Sidebar session deletion and workspace pinning for DeepSeek Harness: a Delete action behind a consent dialog permanently removes a session's log, workspace accounting and live state (refusing running turns), and Pin keeps workspaces on top; no network calls or telemetry of its own, deletion only on confirmation, uninstall removes both actions.

Shows the signed-in DeepSeek account balance and the current peak or off-peak billing window as one pill in the shipped composer stats dock; clicking the pill opens a popover with each wallet, any bonus credit, the reading time, and both pricing windows in the viewer's local time zone.

A balance and usage card at the bottom of the sidebar: DeepSeek account balance, today token count with input, cache and output breakdown, this session tokens, and the last error when a fetch fails.

Bottom status bar showing the signed-in DeepSeek account combined recharge and bonus balance (no separate API key), refreshed every minute; it turns amber below ¥20, red below ¥5, and shows a dismissible low-balance reminder card.

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

Moves the question panel's Skip and Submit buttons in from the right edge, and steps the composer column left so its controls stay clear of a bottom-right desktop pet.

Weather plugin for the sidebar account row: a serif clock dial and a weather dial sit beside the account, a one-line weather strip sits below it, and both dials switch between circle and square, six dial themes, five fonts and local or network time; a weather tool and a full forecast panel (current conditions, 24-hour chart, 7-day outlook) share three forecast sources that fail over automatically.

Reworks the DSH shell into a compact layout: a denser session sidebar, a status card at the bottom of the sidebar, and a project and task-line view that groups sessions by what they are working on.

Grok-bot-style AI organization in the sidebar: a chief-of-staff agent creates departments, roles and per-department group chats, dispatches each task to child agents running on this machine, and reports finished work back as one assistant message. Its HTTP routes have no DSH access check, and they can create agents and dispatch tasks to them.

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.

Monochrome MiniMax Token Plan radar: a sidebar readout with the 5-hour and weekly window remaining and both reset countdowns, plus a dashboard with tokens spent on this machine by day and by model and the pay-as-you-go cost estimate.

A full-viewport donkey-mill background for the DSH Web UI: an animated top-down donkey or a Chinese-character form circles the millstone, accelerating with the model's live token throughput and plodding slowly when idle; a bottom-right panel switches form, adjusts opacity and hides the scene, persisting in localStorage.