Plugins

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.

Compact card above the sidebar account avatar showing the signed-in DeepSeek account balance, the current peak or off-peak billing window with a countdown to the next switch, and the rate of both windows. The window is computed locally in Beijing time without a network request; the balance refreshes every 60 seconds and on window focus or visibility. zh/en copy, no runtime dependencies.

Windows desktop only (Windows 10/11, DSH desktop 0.2.1-rc.5 or newer; not available in `dsh web`). Open any DSH conversation in its own native window, so several conversations can be shown at once.

Per-session document ledger in the DSH sidebar (Windows only, Chinese-language UI): which documents a session read, created or modified, with time ordering, type grouping, search, two preview modes and a cross-session view.

A Windows disk cleaner for DeepSeek Harness that scans known-safe cache locations, shows their sizes, reclaims the space from a Web panel, and offers a read-only audit of what it cannot clean automatically.

JetBrains IDE bridge for DeepSeek Harness on Windows: installs as a DSH bundle, publishes the authenticated DSH URL, registers the open IDE project, relays the IDE MCP server, and serves a compact tool-window panel with streaming, approvals, Plan/Act, steer sending, session switching and archived-session filtering. The matching IDEA plugin is attached to the same release; your DSH agent can install it.

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.

Save conversations and manage Markdown notes in DSH or a separate window, with search, history, templates and private GitHub sync. Verified on Windows only; sync needs your own GitHub account (Git or the GitHub CLI).

Windows serial debug console in the DSH right sidebar: port settings, ANSI color logs, an in-log Linux command line, editable command buttons, keyword log search, multi-port tabs and log export.

Opens a folder in DeepSeek Harness from the OS: a Windows Explorer context-menu verb, a macOS Finder Quick Action and QSpace service, and the dsh-open launcher that starts or hands off to the desktop app. The OS menu entries need a one-time registration script (install-menu.ps1 on Windows, install-macos.sh on macOS) after installing the plugin.

Inserts the full path as text when a folder is pasted into the input box, instead of trying to upload it (Windows and macOS).

Cleanup Mode agent preset for DSH: read-only scans of leftovers (including duplicate detection), a manifest before anything is deleted, trash-first removal only after confirmation, and a per-session audit log. Cleaning outside the workspace requires a danger-full-access session; under workspace-write it can only inspect and will ask you to raise the permission.

A cyber lifeform that lives in DSH: she remembers people, promises, and the days you spent together, and comes home to a read-only room with four views (today, what she remembers, her room, who she is). She can forget or restore a memory only after confirmation, and can defer or refuse when she is tired. Requires Node 22+ and a DeepSeek API key; the installer and desktop notifications are Windows-only.

Add a "Delete session…" item to the sidebar session row menu that moves the session log and projection cache to the OS recycle bin after confirmation, then removes it from the workspace list. Windows only: on macOS and Linux it returns an error and changes nothing; a session loaded in the current run leaves the sidebar only after a DSH restart.

A fixed-pixel office tower for DeepSeek Harness: every workspace is a floor and every session an office inside it. Lit windows mean work in progress, and clicking a floor or a person takes you straight to that session.

Sidebar schedule assistant for dsh-better-sidebar (required: the tab registers through it; DSH 0.2.2+): a today view with city weather refreshed at 8:30 / 12:00 / 17:30, an almanac and a collapsible horoscope block; a lunar month calendar whose cells let the wallpaper show through; events and to-dos; daily and weekly reports and a daily check-in; per-person rest-day schemes with an off-work countdown. A multi-account mail client for QQ Mail and Foxmail (@qq.com / @foxmail.com, both using imap.qq.com / smtp.qq.com and an app password): IMAP receive + SMTP send, seven tabs, search, star / spam / trash with restore, read-unread state, drafts, group send with a per-mail interval, and attachments in both directions — clickable links in message bodies open in the system browser. Reminders (sitting / water / eye-care / music) appear as in-app capsules floating above the whole DSH client with adjustable dwell time (3-60 s) and position, optional Windows notifications and a manual preview button. A rotating wallpaper appearance (sequential or shuffled), adjustable opacity and frosted glass, and adjustable text colour. Data stays local and is never uploaded. Adapts DSH kernel 0.2.2-rc.1.

Floating todo panel in the DSH Web UI — a draggable window that snaps to any screen edge, today/more grouping in the home tab, a separate all-items tab with uncompleted/completed filters and incremental loading, items that open read-only with an edit toggle in the corner, image attachments that zoom in place and other files that download, a pomodoro timer (15/30/45/60 or custom, with configurable rounds and break interval) that sends a Windows notification and waits for confirmation before the next phase, and five agent tools plus a /todo slash command for reading and editing the list.

Manages game automation scripts from dsh on Windows. Installs and updates scripts such as MAA, runs them in scheduled pipelines, watches their logs and hands failures and stalls to an agent, and tracks game events.

Reads local AI session history from 16 AI tools plus Windows recent-file activity, and generates daily or weekly work reports on your machine. Currently Windows x64 only: the plugin ships a bundled Windows sidecar (no Python needed); macOS/Linux are not supported yet.

A second, agent-owned cursor with a floating control panel for opacity, colour, size, badge and a permission ladder only a human can raise. It never moves the real pointer. Windows 10 (2004 or newer) only — the overlay is a Win32 program with no macOS or Linux fallback.

Adds a "Handoff session" item to the session context menu: pick an older session, choose how the new one should read it, and a fresh session is created with the handoff instruction pre-filled in its composer while the old session stays untouched. Three read modes — the AI decides what to read, a six-part summary written into a .md file, or just the last 20 turns. The second tab turns those .md files into a cleanup list grouped by workspace, deletable once the receiving session has run 3 turns or the handoff is 7 days old. All file, record and turn-count operations run in the host process; the browser half only renders and requests. Requires Windows and the DSH desktop app (it uses Electron shell.openPath and explorer.exe/cmd.exe).

Local LoRA and QLoRA fine-tuning in a panel: import JSONL, see a VRAM estimate before training starts, evaluate, and export an adapter. One-click Python venv setup, but you must supply your own Python 3.10+ and an NVIDIA GPU (6 GB or more). Verified end to end on Windows 11 with an RTX 3060 6 GB; the installer refuses non-Windows hosts, so Linux, macOS and other GPUs are unsupported for now.

Adds MiniMax open-platform models to the DSH model picker: paste the API key in Settings and MiniMax models become selectable, with the M Plan quota windows shown beside the composer.

Usage panel for the provider account behind the current model: quota windows, credit balance and token usage, following the model automatically. It renders as a full page, plus a sidebar entry and a per-session usage chip in the conversation header.