Plugins

Local TXT reader in a right-sidebar tab plus a spoiler-safe AI reading companion: the model only sees what you have already read — the current chapter, the tail of the previous chapter, and a per-book background file it grows as you go. Excerpts, thoughts and the companion replies become structured Markdown notes exportable to Obsidian; raw text unlocks only for a book you mark as finished.

Adds file-backed Chinese web-fiction planning, chapter writing, consistency review, rollback, and style-profile skills.

In-browser novel reader for the dsh web GUI: online book-source search, chapter-by-chapter reading in a chat-style view, and whole-book TXT download.

Reader-first long-form fiction pipeline: setting and character cards first, 21 gate scripts, a 1000-trope library and 700 theme seeds, at most two tropes per chapter, a self-test for every script; the scripts run on the host's Python 3.

Plot decision gate for novel writing: seven beat_* tools register each node that changes the story into a decision point with 2-4 structured options; author picks are written to a book-level ledger (canon + obligations) that later chapters inherit, beat_gate returns pass:false until every decision is made, beat_compile turns the picks into a chapter contract, and beat_verify checks the prose for missing changes, forbidden states and overdue obligations. Off by default; /beat on or the composer button enables it.

Pipeline for scanned textbooks: OCR at roughly 5x the ONNXRuntime speed (requires Python 3.10+ with pymupdf, rapidocr, openvino and numpy), then a structure report and a per-chapter reading plan before you open the PDF.

An offline novel reader: imports .txt and .epub into the right sidebar, shows the chapter being read in a resizable peek window above the composer, and resumes each book at the paragraph and in-paragraph position it was closed at.

Road building materials as a caliber manual: 60 cards over 12 chapters on aggregates, asphalt and the PG system, mix volumetrics, cement, concrete, stabilized mixtures, steel, polymers and 35 test procedures.

Local-first character archive in the DSH sidebar: it interviews you about someone and writes the answers into Markdown cards, imports SillyTavern character cards, writes a novel chapter by chapter, and roleplays with a card plus its world book; anything written into a card has to be quotable from material you wrote.

A novel reader docked in the DSH right sidebar for office slacking, with an AI companion that roasts whatever you just read alongside you - import your own TXT three ways, five reading themes, and saved chapters, progress and annotations. The companion comments as you go, in one of four voices (sharp-tongued, warm, detective or slacker) at a pace you pick, off by default. 434 Chinese classics as a 44 KB catalogue, searchable by title or author, one click to download and read offline, four CDN edges as fallback.

Immersive read-only reading panel for DSH — the model delivers pre-formatted Markdown to a native right-sidebar tab via `reading_pad_send`, with three low-blue-light themes and 30em measure typography; also browse manuscript chapters read-only.

Whole-book translation production line for DeepSeek Harness: deterministic chapter detection and segmentation, per-chapter subagent translation, glossary control, full-book review, targeted revision, and auditable meta.json evidence.

AI 编译纯文本小说工作台 for the dsh web GUI: import a novel outline (docx/text), plan volumes & chapters with LLM, generate chapter by chapter (3000-4000 chars each), auto AI review & book audit, and export the full book as Markdown/TXT into your chosen output fold

Socratic tutor tools for DSH: cited retrieval, page images, chapter index, session review, embedded console. Teaching behaviour lives in dsh-socratic-persona.

Reads local txt novels inside the chat dialog: chapters are detected automatically, the novel text is paginated in the assistant thinking block, a next-chapter button continues in the same reply, progress is remembered, and visible replies are fixed summaries.

Writes a novel from one idea to a validated manuscript with a code-driven workflow: a JavaScript state machine runs the stages (constitution, outline, design, writing, validation, batch, export) and a 15-step per-chapter loop, PowerShell scripts validate each gate, and versioned checkpoints let a restart resume at the exact chapter. Nine subagent roles do the drafting and review. Needs PowerShell 7 (pwsh) and Python 3.7+; without pwsh the gates record a DEGRADED verdict and the run pauses.

Bilibili companion for DSH, derived from c1overzz/dsh-bili-scroll (do not install both: they share the plugin entry id bili-scroll). Understand any video with AI summaries, chapters and subtitles; make your own with edge-tts voice-over, captions and ffmpeg; publish, post dynamics, reply to fans and read creator stats (publishing and dynamics stay off until Creator mode is enabled); plus an optional daily curated feed report. First run needs a one-time in-app install of Python dependencies (a uv venv plus PyPI packages such as bili-agent and edge-tts) and a Bilibili QR login.

Extracts chapters, numbered clauses, keyword tables and numeric values from a docx, txt or md rulebook into JSON, and flags duplicate clauses and missing values.

Digital Study: a private WeRead study in the DSH sidebar, in a calm light-green paper palette. The shelf folds into ten categories and carries a slightly deeper paper tint of its own; highlights and thoughts page through, copy per item, and export as front-matter Markdown (one file per book or a cross-book batch) into a folder you choose; the whole study backs up and restores as a single JSON bundle. Thoughts read like handwritten notes: looser line height, the source book shown in full, long entries folding behind a show-all control, and a same-chapter highlight block for context. A five-shade reading heatmap draws only the days up to today, keeps its numbers on one line underneath, and a year-scoped KPI dashboard sits above it. Sync is incremental: a local ledger plus per-book counts mean an unchanged library refreshes in 2-3 seconds instead of a full pull, and a banner reports progress and dismisses itself after eight seconds. Search covers shelf, books, highlights and thoughts with type filters. Reads WeRead through the official agent gateway using your own API key, keeps everything in local JSON and never writes back. Requires DSH >=0.2.2-rc.1.

A project kanban in the dsh sidebar. Every project gets its own section with four fixed columns (todo, in progress, feedback, done); add, rename, recolor, reorder and delete projects and tasks, advance a task with one click, reorder by drag and drop or with the card menu, undo a deletion, and collapse a project. Clicking a project opens a page for its key data and results: two trees (data on the left, results on the right) you arrange by drag and drop and merge into chapters, lines that show which result came from which data, stars with a star-only view of the same tree, relations between results, colours by category, and undo or redo with Cmd+Z. Colours, radii and shadows come from the dsh theme, so it follows light and dark, and the layout reflows from four columns to two to one.

WeChat Reading (WeRead) right-sidebar bookshelf and chapter reader: QR or Cookie login, store search, resume reading, and weread_shelf / weread_search / weread_book / weread_chapter agent tools.

Pavement structural dynamics as a judgement manual: 59 cards over 8 chapters flagging which chapter name oversells its contents, which formulas break when copied, and which numbers cannot be cross-quoted.

Asphalt pavement skid resistance: 76 cards over 12 chapters on friction calibers, water film and hydroplaning, texture parameters, tire-road contact and maintenance decisions, each capability carrying its own when-not-to-use bound.

Pavement design methods as a judgement manual: 76 cards over 9 chapters on method selection, indicator assignment, parameter calibers, axle-load conversion and climate zoning, with the airport chapter recovered by re-OCR of the intact PDF.