Plugins

Spec-driven development discipline for dsh: five keel skills (anchor/spec/probe/build/audit), three review tools and six spec templates enforce specs-before-code, assumption verification and scope control.

Scans the skills visible to the current session and ranks them by relevance to the recent conversation.

Organize DeepSeek Harness workspace sessions by renaming them as 类别｜主题 and reporting archive, rename, and review suggestions.

Skill manager for the dsh web GUI: a sidebar entry plus a panel listing the skills visible to the current session (split into global / local groups) with per-skill on/off switches, create / import / edit / delete. Disabling a skill removes it from the mod

Bridge Pi Agent's skills and configuration into DeepSeek Harness

Bridge OpenAI Codex's memory, skills, and configuration into DeepSeek Harness

Claude Code compatibility layer for DeepSeek Harness: load .claude skills/commands/agents and install plugins from Claude Code marketplaces as native dsh skills.

Stable, editable PPTX generation for AI agents — semantic IR in, native DrawingML out

Project .pack.json/.pack.zip into .agent-pack/modpacks/ and expose skills via a workspace allow-list.

Local previews for 450 file formats with a session file workspace, including Office, PDF, iWork, CAD/3D, RAW and 360° media.

Pre-install security gate: quarantines each plugin, skill and subagent bundle with install scripts disabled, scans it with Cisco Skill Scanner, SkillScan, Cisco MCP Scanner, OSV-Scanner, Trivy, Gitleaks and optional SARIF tools or an LLM judge on a DSH model, then passes, asks for review or blocks it. Needs the install-gate hook proposed in deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness#12999.

Skill manager for the DeepSeek Harness sidebar: lists global and project-level skills with call counts, last-used dates and estimated context tokens, and archives or restores a skill by moving its directory into a reversible skills-archived next to the skills root.

Chinese tax and cross-border e-commerce workbench: a local BigInt statement parser for Amazon, TikTok Shop, and Stripe CSV/TSV/XLSX exports (fintax_parse_statement), a 7-scenario deterministic tax and reconciliation calculator (fintax_calc), 4 read-only Tencent IMA knowledge-base tools (ima_list_kbs, ima_browse, ima_search, ima_read), 4 bundled compliance skills, and an in-app settings section. Statement files are parsed locally; optional IMA credentials are read from environment variables or ~/.config/ima/ (write-only via authenticated /api/fintax routes, never echoed back) and sent only to ima.qq.com; zero runtime dependencies.

Browse local AI agent projects in one DeepSeek Harness panel: filter and pin projects, pick memories, skills, and recent sessions, then continue in the original directory with an editable DSH handoff draft or export it as Markdown.

A DSH Desktop enhancement plugin offering Skills/MCP management, global instructions, task notifications, and other practical features, with options to streamline built-in functionality as needed.

Reviews each finished turn, distills reusable skills as drafts, runs code-level checks over them, and holds each draft until the user approves or rejects it with a directive; every write is recorded in a SHA-256 ledger that supports rolling back a single entry. On by default, it reviews finished turns with the current session model (or an OpenAI-compatible endpoint set through DSH_EVOLUTION_BASE_URL), sending a bounded excerpt of the conversation, and writes drafts to ~/.dsh/skills/.staging until you promote them. Its bundle patch lowers DSH's skill-catalog description limit from 500 to 80 characters for every skill, and it starts an unauthenticated HTTP server on 0.0.0.0:18890 (DSH_EVOLUTION_PORT) that can list and promote drafts, change settings and trigger reviews.

Load skills to reveal bound tools on demand, with per-tool blocking and MCP support.

A skill picker beside the composer that lists installed skills under Chinese categories, searches them by name or purpose, and suggests up to three skills matching the draft you are typing.

Imports skills from a local Hermes Agent installation into DSH. It scans the Hermes home directories and each profile below them, lists every skill with its description, file count and size, and copies a selected skill into the DSH global skills root or into one project, keeping the original folder name. Only a frontmatter name that DSH would reject is rewritten, an existing skill of the same name is never overwritten without a choice, and several skills can be imported in one batch with a per-item report.

Model-facing skill_manage tool that saves, replaces, or deletes Harness skills at user or project scope, with a standing system-prompt section that asks the model to evaluate skill retention before ending a reusable task.

Running panel for dsh for skill management and visualizing skill calls: live skill and tool calls, the skill-catalog token budget against a line that follows the model's context window, a skill loadout window that enables and disables skills in bulk with dry run and undo, goals and ideas, and saved conversation excerpts. Applying a loadout moves skill folders between ~/.agents/skills and ~/.agents/skills-parked, which other apps share (dry run first, undo available); automatic translation, goal inference and idea collection call your default model only after you opt in on first open.

Inspect plugins and Skills in the running DSH profile, preview updates, record verifiable snapshots and offer recovery only when replay evidence is available. Requires Node 22+ and DSH 0.2.2-rc.1 or a later declared-compatible host. Restoring a plugin version does not restore configuration, its complete dependency tree or agent presets.

Community fork of l246804/dsh-pstack (cannot be installed alongside it: same plugin ids and tool names) that ports the pstack workflow system to dsh: 58 skills, five presets, a bundled script runner that works without node on PATH, a doctor for script prerequisites, and a translation layer for the remaining Cursor vocabulary.

DeepSeek Harness web panel for creating, evaluating, repairing, and installing skills, delegating generation to the official generic and Huawei Cloud skill creators. Needs git, bash and python3, and network access to gitcode.com (the creators and reference data are pulled from there); the creator runs shell commands with danger-full-access by default.