Plugins

MCP management console for DeepSeek Harness — a left-sidebar page that lists every configured MCP server, trial-calls its tools in place, restarts a single row when its transport dies or never synced, and probes reachability. A fork of PerryLink/dsh-mcp-panel; do not install it alongside the upstream plugin — both register the /mcp command.

Cross-session long-term memory for DeepSeek Harness: pinned rules injected every turn, the rest recalled by IDF-weighted keyword evidence, fact-key dedup, plain JSON storage, and a settings page to edit or delete entries.

Asks before archiving a DeepSeek Harness session, then backs the archived copy up to a directory you choose — one folder per session with the session log, its attachments and the metadata, plus a manifest, a restore note and a Markdown ledger. Adds a right-sidebar browser for archived sessions and a double-click restart button (Windows only; disabled while a session is running).

Delete sessions into a searchable recycle bin, then restore them or remove them permanently from the DSH sidebar. Desktop only: install it into the DSH Desktop profile; it supports the Desktop Web GUI only.

Adds four tools to a Session. create_session opens a new Session in a named workspace or in any existing folder and delivers one prompt into it; session_message sends one more message into a Session that is already running or finished (queued, so it lands after the current turn); read_session_transcript reads back what a Session said and whether its current turn has finished; list_dispatched_sessions lists what this plugin dispatched and each one's state right now. Host-half plugin, no UI — it calls the host's own session primitives rather than reimplementing them. Restart DSH after installing.

Real session deletion for DSH: "Delete chat" in a session row moves its directory into ~/.dsh/session-trash, a Trash page in the sidebar lists, filters, restores and permanently deletes from there, and a CLI offers the same verbs without the GUI.

Picks each subagent model from the local catalog by task category, unless the caller already named one. Free and quota tiers are ranked together by per-model capability tags; a pricier model is used only when no cheap model is tagged as good at that kind of work. Only providers whose remaining balance is readable, or that are account-backed, enter the candidate pool; the rest stay listed but are not routed. A panel adds per-model manual priority above the automatic order plus allow/revoke controls.

Adds per-model hide/show switches for custom (llm-pi-ai) providers to the DSH settings page. Hidden models disappear from the conversation model picker and are archived verbatim, so they can be restored at any time; disabling or uninstalling the plugin restores everything automatically. Built-in DeepSeek providers are not managed.

One-line notice at the top edge of the DSH window with your DeepSeek balance, the ChatGPT/Codex five-hour and weekly remaining quota and their reset times, and how many quota-reset cards are left plus the nearest expiry; the reset-card part links to the ChatGPT usage page in your browser.

Fold the DSH left sidebar's plugin entries into a single 「插件列表」 row with grouping and custom ordering, giving vertical space back to the workspace and session list; expanding restores the full entry list.

Adds a sparkle button left of the model selector in the composer toolbar: one click rewrites the draft in place through the host and briefly offers an undo that restores the original text. A Prompt Enhancement settings section picks the lane — the conversation model (the provider/model the next message would use, falling back to the configured default) or a keyless Pollinations channel that needs no login and no token budget but allows one reply per 30 seconds. During that cooldown a click completes through the conversation model instead of being refused, and the first click after the window reopens returns to the keyless channel on its own. The rewrite keeps the draft's language, and a result in a different language is rejected rather than pasted over the draft.

Adds a native Restart DeepSeek Harness item to the Windows system tray menu and the account menu of the DSH desktop app: the plugin prepares a patched resources/app.asar at startup, a detached helper backs up the original and swaps it in after a normal exit, the patch is re-applied after each desktop update, and either item relaunches the app gracefully on the next launch. Windows desktop only; other hosts report 409 not_desktop.

Back up, restore and two-way sync DSH plugins and configuration through your own Git repository, with conflict handling, snapshots and six agent tools.

Dormant-by-default MCP for dsh: one mcp_summon tool; summoning a server registers its tools as real native mcp__<server>__<tool> tools for the rest of the session, and release unregisters them and stops the process.

Browse archived DSH sessions grouped by workspace in Settings, filter and search them, restore one in a click, or delete a session log from disk for good.

Moves the default workspace off the system drive (DSH opens every new Session in <Documents>/deepseek-harness/default-workspace and never relocates it) while keeping stored sessions usable: rewrites the workspace record without a restart, offers the same three actions as a GUI panel, moves stored session logs together with their header cwd, and re-frames logs whose first frame is not exactly one header line. Requires the desktop host (workspaceRegistry and sessionPersistence).

Remembers the reasoning effort you explicitly chose for each provider and model and restores it when you switch back, without replacing DSH's own model picker.

Kimetsu no Yaiba (Demon Slayer) skin for the DSH Web UI: a night-forest palette applied through the stable token layer, nine rotating wallpapers served by the plugin host, a flame band, and a two-button dock to toggle the skin and change the picture.

Replaces the composer model button with one panel holding a provider-grouped model list with search, pinned favorite models, and a reasoning-effort slider with one stop per level the model advertises, whose aurora gradient and glow grow with the level; the last effort used with each model is restored when switching back, and the built-in selector stays registered underneath as a fallback.

Fills in a Chinese description for every installed DSH plugin that ships only an English one, at startup and again after each plugin change, and never rewrites a plugin name. Plugins that already export a locale folder show the new text on refresh; the rest are patched too — the in-memory layer shows Chinese immediately, and the on-disk locale pack it writes needs one restart.

Puts a More row at the end of the sidebar main panel list and lets you decide, entry by entry, which panels stay visible and which move into it: a menu lists every entry with a one-click switch in either direction, a search box filters long lists, and a single Restore all clears both kinds of key. Also hides the footer action buttons, keeps the plugins entry un-collapsible, and writes each choice to the profile config so it survives a restart.

Whole-window opacity for the DSH desktop window from one button at the sidebar foot: a 0-90% slider whose value is remembered between runs. It only sets the window alpha - no restyling, no extra panels, and no other feature is touched. Windows only.

Adds a restart button to the Windows title bar, left of the minimize control, that stops and relaunches the desktop shell together with its Harness Host so a newly installed plugin takes effect.

DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin for team member management: two-level group→member org structure, Chinese display names & aliases, job titles & duties, skill tagging, retire/restore, and per-member model overrides. Ships as host tools + a Web management panel; keeps its own overlay registry so the immutable DSH core is never touched. MIT licensed.