Plugins

Desktop-bundle fork of the DeepSeek Harness team's dsh-superagent research prototype: turns requests from allowed people on GitHub issues or Feishu into tickets worked by isolated DSH sessions, with a panel for sources, setup, prompts and run history. By default only people on a source's allowed list can start work. Needs git 2.32+ and the gh CLI for one GitHub repository; Feishu is optional and needs lark-cli.

Portable Workspace: (1) 100% off the host disk, with sessions, plugins, projects and logs all on a removable drive or USB stick; work portably, no fear of switching computers or reinstalling the OS. (2) Independent portable web instances, multiple at once, each with its own plugin configuration. (3) Drive-letter-independent detection plus offline use. (4) A password for privacy and against accidental deletion, without encrypting the data (security). (5) One-click reinstall of missing plugins from a list you can prune. (6) Two-way session migration across drives and the local machine, .zip backup/restore, rename. (7) Upgrade-friendly, zero dependencies, works offline. (8) Optional local-login sync. (9) Automatic cleanup of expired stale cookies. Needs DSH and this plugin on each computer; verified on Windows only. The workspace password gates actions inside the plugin and does not encrypt the files, and the optional "sync local login" copies your DeepSeek account credentials onto the drive as plain-text YAML.

Galatea: shape an AI assistant of your own. One assistant with its own persona and long-term memory (git-versioned plain files); long chats hand off to a fresh conversation without forgetting, and it tidies its memory in the background while you are away. It runs on whatever model DSH is set to and keeps its memory when you switch; every module can be turned off, and other plugins can extend it. Phone chat (QQ, WeChat) and Claude Code sessions come from the separate Galatea channels and agent-sdk plugins. Preview; needs DSH 0.2.2-rc.1 or a later 0.2.x.

Plugin classes for DeepSeek Harness: installing a plugin is global, so every session sees every tool. This plugin splits installed plugins into mutually invisible classes and registers each composition as an ordinary @deepseek-ai/dsh-agent-preset, so a session mounts only the plugins of the classes it belongs to; classes are toggled from a chip next to the model selector. Deleting a class only hides it (its preset stays registered), so sessions already bound to it still open.

Recent-first session sidebar with user groups, workspace tree, archive bucket, status dots and drag reorder.

Moves a workspace to another folder from its right-click menu: renames the folder, carries its nested workspaces and sessions along, rewrites their records, rolls back if anything fails, and can be undone in one click. Developed on Windows; macOS and Linux share the same code path and are exercised in CI against a real harness host.

Run DSH sessions on the local Claude Code (Opus, Sonnet), with Galatea's memory and tools. Pick an auth mode in the profile (Anthropic API key recommended, or your existing Claude Code login). Requires the Galatea framework.

Per-workspace model packs: bind a named provider, model and reasoning effort plus the four subagent tier routes to a directory. Applies to new sessions in that directory; a session that has not run a turn yet also follows a pack switch, while sessions that already ran a turn are never changed.

Expands every session in the DSH Desktop sidebar. Its control page (/dsh-sidebar-expand-all) applies four equal-length patches to the app.asar workspace client bundle, with backup and one-click restore; after that the "Expand remaining N sessions" row reveals all hidden sessions in one click, collapsing returns to exactly 5, and a workspace reopens fully expanded instead of resetting to five. Needs an app restart, and a DSH update reverts the patch.

Slack-style shared rooms with independent native DSH sessions, parallel member mentions, bounded agent handoffs, text attachments and conversation export.

Manage Claude Code, Codex and Grok CLIs inside dsh and dispatch tasks to them as headless subagents, with dsh models, skills and tools bridged into each task, resumable CLI subsessions, and a hierarchical task board in the right sidebar (the board tab requires the separate DSH-better-sidebar plugin; without it the tab is not registered).

A local small-model habit hint plugin for DeepSeek Harness that reads recent turns, extracts the user habits, key points and hints, and injects them into the conversation system prompt. It needs a Python virtualenv with torch/transformers/peft plus a user-supplied Qwen3-0.6B base model and LoRA adapter, none of which are bundled; its default scope only runs in sessions that companion-memory has enabled, and with the shipped placeholder paths it silently injects nothing.

Adds an auto-hiding icon rail to the collapsed macOS Desktop sidebar, with workspace pinning and flyouts for recent sessions, scheduled tasks, user-installed plugins and account information.

Backs a session up to `~/.dsh/backups/sessions/<id>/<timestamp>-<title>/` before the Web GUI deletes it, adds multi-select to the session list for batch backup and batch delete, and restores a backup in one click, re-attaching it to its Workspace so it reappears in the sidebar (npm: dsh-session-backup).

Connects a locally installed, signed-in Codex CLI to individual Harness sessions for planning, code review, and optional image analysis; the CLI must be installed and authenticated separately. Verified on Windows; macOS and Linux use the manual CLI install and are not hardware-verified.

Run AI commands in real NyaTerm terminal sessions, reusing saved groups, jump hosts and local terminals, with a per-workspace allowlist; commands stay visible and auditable in NyaTerm.

Cross-session memory for DeepSeek Harness: extracts durable facts from sessions in the background, recalls relevant memories on demand, and keeps a layered summary, a persona snapshot and a commitment ledger; data stays local unless you point it at your own private Git repository.

Sync DeepSeek Harness sessions and workspace files to a private GitHub repository for cross-device handoff, with sync badges, search and bulk upload, independent local/remote delete, conflict "pick a side", and multi-device-safe index merging.

Batch-manage DSH sessions: sidebar multi-select, a dashboard tree of main sessions and subagents with token/cache/context stats, bulk archive and cascade delete, and recall of ungrouped sessions into re-added workspaces.

Session operations for DeepSeek Harness: really delete persisted sessions (ungrouped, temp, archive and subagent filters; guards on running, live and workspace sessions) and move sessions between workspaces (log relocation, header.cwd rewrite, workspace registry follow). Ships the shared session-store library.

Recap a session from dsh, Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode saved on this machine: the intent, key decisions and why, what changed, open threads and where to resume. Adds the session_recap tool, the /recap command and a right-sidebar panel that lists a project's sessions across agents. Uses the session's own model route, removes keys and tokens from transcripts before sending, and caches recaps locally. Needs python3 and zstd.

Adds nested folders above workspaces in the sidebar, drag-to-reorder for workspaces, folders and sessions, and moves a session to another workspace together with its working directory.

Adds a This run tab to the sidebar tab strip that dsh-im-connect provides, listing sessions active since DSH started, with current-session highlight, right-click remove/restore and drag-to-reorder.

A free-form grouping layer for the DSH sidebar: nest sessions from different workspaces into draggable groups without changing workspace membership or logs.