Plugins

Export a DSH session tree (lead plus subagent fleet) to two Markdown files from one frozen snapshot: a readable narrative summary and a complete raw archive. Target directories are checked against the session file policy, and a blocked location falls back to the workspace exports folder.

Ten Markdown-reader colour schemes for DeepSeek Harness that repaint the window background and the rendered Markdown typography, with a dedicated settings page to switch between them.

Adds a recap card under the composer for the current session: turns, steps, tool calls grouped by name, the uncached / cache-read / cache-write / output token split, the cache-hit rate, and a cost range computed from the official Flash off-peak and peak list prices. Exports the same card as Markdown or a standalone HTML page.

Reads EPUB, TXT, Markdown and HTML from the workspaces registered in dsh in a right-sidebar tab, restores the last reading position, and collapses the whole sidebar with Esc to return to the conversation. No runtime dependencies and no build step.

Infinite-canvas mind map in the sidebar: grow nodes with Tab, tidy a branch into a tree, ask the assistant to expand a node into child ideas, and export to Markdown, OPML, FreeMind, JSON or PNG.

Skill and plugin audit console for DeepSeek Harness. It scans local skill folders and installed DSH plugins, checks the packaging rules that commonly break installation, scores each asset, and exports a Markdown fix report.

AI-assisted reading workspace for DSH with a local TXT/Markdown/EPUB/PDF library, annotations, prompt presets, long notes, memory, export and companion tools.

Converts formula-bearing Word documents into Markdown with LaTeX, handling OLE equation objects, native Word OMML equations and image-based formulas; keeps equation numbers and structure. Needs Python 3.9+ (or uv); OLE and image formulas are transcribed by a vision-capable model from rendered images, and rendering needs Windows or LibreOffice.

Local Markdown notes panel: import any local folder, browse its Markdown tree in the sidebar, edit files with auto-save, and search across every imported folder. Shows read-only Git context for each file — status, diff against HEAD with per-line change bars, and line blame — and exposes six notes_* tools so the agent works on the same folders. Files stay where they are on disk; the plugin never commits, stages or checks out.

Converts Markdown into .docx with native Word equations (OMML), then exports a PDF to verify every formula renders. Needs Python 3.9+ with lxml, latex2mathml and python-docx; the PDF check also needs pymupdf and Word or LibreOffice.

Paste an article link to get a structure mind map, bolded key points, a section-by-section reading and a written critique, keep any sentence as a draggable polaroid note, and copy the whole reading as Notion-ready Markdown; the interface and every digest can switch between Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and English. The mind-map image needs a local Edge or Chrome, which is found automatically on Windows, macOS and Linux (set DSH_MINDMAP_BROWSER to use a binary elsewhere); everything else works without it.

Render any Markdown report or DSH session excerpt into shareable PNG images with no npm dependencies, driving the Chromium-family browser already on the machine and falling back to PDF, then HTML. Reports come out as a summary card plus a full verbatim long image; a report written for dsh-fact-check also gets the tier badge, the two rails and the per-claim tiering, all taken from the report itself, and a report following one of the other report skeletons it defines gets the section that skeleton designates as its conclusion lifted onto the summary card. Conversations come out as a message flow, exportable by turn range, event range or the most recent N turns.

Drives the Edge already open on your machine through a local WebSocket bridge and an unpacked MV3 extension: the agent reads the page as Markdown, dumps its interactive elements with stable refs, clicks and types with pre-action assertions and a three-valued effect state, and can capture pages from the extension popup as self-contained HTML snapshots, filed into a kb.py literature knowledge base when one is configured (kbRoot or DSH_KB_ROOT). Seven browser tools stay unregistered until edge_bridge is started, so an idle session pays no context cost.

Quick notes: ⌘⇧N capture overlay, per-day timeline in local Markdown, multi-notebook.

A floating box that turns one line or a screenshot into a Markdown file in your workspace.

Obsidian vault tools: 13 tools for listing, reading and searching notes, creating, appending and editing by line range, deleting to the vault's .trash folder, frontmatter CRUD, tag queries, image insertion, batch operations, and renaming notes while rewriting the wikilinks that point at them; writes are atomic and keep CRLF and BOM.

Approval-free memory archiving for DeepSeek Harness: writes Markdown memory files without approval prompts, backs the old file up before any overwrite, marks a revised conclusion as status: superseded in one call, and prunes old backups after 30 days by default (optional size cap). The writable scope is hard-limited to configured memory roots (default ~/.dsh/memory). Companion to dsh-kb-lite, which indexes these files and down-weights superseded ones. Host-only, no npm dependencies; requires Node.js 18+.

A sidebar panel holding your personal global constitution: the text is kept in one Markdown file and injected into the system prompt of every session, the dsh counterpart of AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md. An empty file contributes nothing.

Skins the DSH Web UI to match the opencode console — theme tokens, sidebar, chat markdown, tables, the composer and the question dialog restyled through CSS — and shows the current workspace's git branch under the composer. It also hides the sidebar brand row and the New session button.

A page for writing notes inside DeepSeek Harness. · Minimal writing — one page that typesets as you type. · AI completion — a suggestion arrives when you pause, and TAB takes it. · Immersive writing — full screen, with only the page on it. · History — every note listed, searched and edited in place, and copied out as standard Markdown. · AI board — a data assistant that answers from your notes and pins the charts it builds.

Local Markdown notebook: a three-column vault (rail, folder tree, editor), split live preview, tags, stars and pins, a todo centre that gathers every checkbox in the vault and writes ticks back to the file, full-text search, session-to-note deposit, insert a note into a conversation, save an answer as a note, links back to the originating answer, vault-directory and text-size settings, and four note_* tools.

Right-click selected text in a chat answer or a right-sidebar preview (Markdown, text, code, PDF, Office, Excel) to quote it to the model together with its source — file path, heading and line range, or page number (Excel: the current cell and sheet) — then send it at once or insert it into the composer for editing.

A local-first todo board for the DSH sidebar with Todo/Doing/Done columns organised by project, storing everything in one Markdown file inside a folder you pick on first run. Cards carry due dates down to the minute, a colour stripe, a private blur that hides the title until you reveal it, notes and per-project roles, and can be dragged between columns or onto another project. The agent also gets a kanban tool that reads and edits every card, masked ones included. On macOS it installs three launchd jobs that run /usr/bin/python3 and post system notifications (a 09:00 digest, a check every 30 minutes for cards due within 2 hours, a Monday weekly review), which you can retime or disable in the in-panel Automations tab.

Session-linked document library for DSH Desktop: in-app Markdown viewer, zoom, provenance and edit history.