Plugins

One-line sidebar badge for OpenCode Go quota (5-hour, weekly and monthly windows), switching to the DeepSeek official balance when that model source is selected. Read-only, no telemetry. The OpenCode Go quota needs OPENCODE_GO_API_KEY configured in DSH, or an OpenCode Console login (its local credential file is read as a fallback), and the DeepSeek balance needs DEEPSEEK_API_KEY configured in DSH.

Started from AssassinVIX/fairy-zzz-plugin. The eye badge artwork and motion geometry come from Chengzhibense/Fairy-DSH. This plugin builds on that base with further changes and development, and delivers major performance optimizations. It repaints the DSH Web UI, adds an always-on fee dock, and supports one-click self-update after npm installation. It retains the H.D.D boot animation and voiced greeting, the dockable eye badge and usage bubble, optional local GPT-SoVITS narration, and titles using the bundled Anton font, among other features.

Local-first achievement collection for DeepSeek Harness. Normal use earns 67 stamped badges across 7 series, completes 9 voyage chapters holding 36 ocean collectibles, unlocks a configurable ASCII aquarium and exports a five-badge voyage card as PNG or offline HTML. No check-ins, no model calls, no chat uploads.

Git status badge in the composer tool row: a 14px branch glyph left of the model selector, with branch name, changed-file count and +added/-deleted lines on hover. Counts staged, unstaged and untracked files; nothing renders outside a git work tree.

Custom branding for the shared DSH Web UI: a Settings → Branding panel for the name, badge, and local logo/wordmark images with size and rounding, live preview, optional page-title brand, and reset to the official look.

Exposes the models already configured in DeepSeek Harness through an OpenAI-compatible gateway, so other local projects can call them with any standard OpenAI client. Multiple provider candidates share one named group with ordered, balanced or random dispatch; upstream failures before any output switch to the next candidate transparently, and rate-limited requests are retried after the provider's backoff. Per-candidate call statistics (attempts, answers, failures, token/TTFT totals) appear as badges in the settings page, and daily aggregates persist to a local file with a 30-day heatmap and trend view. Until you create a key in the UI, the endpoint accepts calls from anyone who can reach it; keys (stored as SHA-256 hashes) then turn authentication on, and the endpoint stays locked even after the last key is revoked. Exposing the optional LAN listener without a key leaves the port open to the whole network. Runs on DSH 0.1.2-rc.1 through 0.1.7-alpha.1 and later.

Billing-period and balance pill under the DSH composer: it shows the account balance and the current conversation cost alongside the peak/off-peak state and a countdown to the next switch. The peak/off-peak rules cover China statutory holidays and weekends, and the conversation cost is measured as the decrease in account balance between the plugin's 60-second idle balance refreshes.

Recalls prompts sent earlier in the current session with the up and down keys in an empty composer, and shows a position badge while browsing.

Commander mode for the dsh web GUI: a one-click session header button injects a protocol brief into the session, then parses and auto-executes task blocks in the model reply — separating the strategist loop from worker loops via a visible badge.

Open plugin marketplace: live GitHub dsh-plugin topic search with per-repo package.json verification (dsh.bundle/dsh.client manifest badges and a verified-only filter), npm-first installs with same-source anti-squatting checks, update detection, and five agent tools for headless use.

Session header badge showing DeepSeek peak/off-peak status, per-model token prices on hover, and real session/turn costs from actual usage.

Session usage dashboard for DeepSeek Harness: price, tokens, per-turn curves, and per-answer cost badges.

A bottom-right pixel-art basketball-chick desktop pet for the DSH Web GUI: sprite animations, drag with edge snapping, click sounds, waiting reminders when a session needs you, per-turn cost bubbles, a usage ledger, and a DeepSeek balance badge.

Ask about one sentence without derailing the chat: select a passage in a Web conversation, comment, and the session's own model answers in a small thread beside it while the main chat stays untouched. The replier can read the session, the working directory and, if you turn it on, the web, but changes nothing. Commented passages stay highlighted with a badge that shows unread replies, and Send to chat hands a thread to the agent when you want it acted on.

CET-4/CET-6 vocabulary trainer in a draggable, minimizable floating window: 5,805 words bundled from ECDICT; flip cards graded known/fuzzy/unknown and multiple-choice quizzes with look-alike distractors; Ebbinghaus spaced repetition; configurable daily quota; online human US/UK pronunciation with offline TTS fallback; an ambient "loop reading" mode (word / word+meaning / word→meaning→word, with example sentences from a dictionary API + Tatoeba). v0.2.4 adds a "Cut" action that moves mastered words into a low-frequency maintenance pool with 15/30/60-day checks and recall instead of deleting them, a maintenance-check badge, and a UI polish pass (design tokens, fewer borders, consistent focus/press feedback, reduced-motion support). Progress and window geometry stay in the browser profile and survive updates.

Per-session note list beside the conversation: a button at the top right of the chat badges the open count and opens a resizable right-side panel where notes are added, checked off, copied, edited or appended to the chat input, with panel size and drafts kept in the browser.

IDEA-style Git tool window for DSH: branch tree with ahead/behind badges, commit graph with text/branch/author/date/path filters, staged and unstaged changes with a commit box, commit details with per-file line diff, stash and worktree management, a git console log, and AI commit-message drafting. Fork of KannaKuron/dsh-ide-git (MIT), reworked to register native DSH entries instead of depending on dsh-better-sidebar and extended with worktree management, undo for branch, stash and discard actions, a git console log and AI commit-message drafting. Its plugin, route and sidebar-tab ids differ from the upstream, so both can be installed, but you get two Git tool windows.

Reads a running workbuddy2api-panel over its HTTP API and syncs its models into the DSH model picker with credit multipliers, CN/international realm labels and per-model reasoning-effort levels; also shows remaining credits and usage in a settings page and a sidebar badge.

Card-style plugin manager in Settings: enable/disable each plugin through the profile patch layer, install-source details, npm update check with one-click update, uninstall, search, and load-error badges.

Maintainer and developer PR board for the DSH sidebar: a five-state review queue (waiting on me / waiting on author / ready to merge / merged / inbox), a three-column issue board, and a global view of the PRs you authored (my move / waiting on others / merged), with CI rollup badges, an inactivity filter, and one click per card to open or start the matching review conversation.

DeepSeek account balance, this session's billed spend, and today's total spend in the session-header badge; a turn-cost row in the message actions strip, a detail panel with per-model pricing and a today session-spend ranking. Official peak/off-peak pricing; balance from the real /user/balance API.

Sidebar skill picker: lists installed skills with Global and repo badges, session checks plus persistent auto-start, optional Guard, Codex/Grok/Hermes user skills, and /skill injection.

VSCode-style uncommitted-changes sidebar docked to the right of the DSH web conversation page: staged / unstaged / untracked file groups, status badges, per-file +/− line counts, click-to-expand diff, rename as old → new, untracked content preview, and open with the system default application.

Preset-mode badge embedded in the "New Session" button: click to pick the default agent preset for the next session (long names truncate with ellipsis so the label stays readable).