Plugins

The task-center plugin set for DeepSeek Harness in one package: task ledger, model tools, human commands, wake patrol, quota-resume guard, idle-session mining, the reaper, scheduled sends, and the web kanban.

Turn-based time tracking from dsh session logs: totals, per-day/project/provider/source rollups, tool-call counts, failure rates, and time-to-first-token — CLI plus an agent-callable timesheet tool, dsh-timesheet/v1 reports, zero runtime deps.

A turn-based conversation timeline for DeepSeek Harness with bookmarks, history loading, keyboard controls, and mobile support.

Update copilot for DeepSeek Harness: one scan covers the DeepSeek Harness core and every profile plugin; explains what changed and how risky each update is, then updates only what you confirm.

DSH bundle porting Matt Pocock's 25 promoted engineering and productivity agent skills (grilling, TDD, code review, domain modeling, etc.).

Local file recall: indexes the folders you choose into one local SQLite database, so 'where did I put that file?' is one query instead of a disk walk. Caches, VCS and program folders are pruned per directory; each folder keeps its own incremental anchor, so a folder added later is backfilled in full. Read-only: it never modifies, moves or deletes your files.

A keyboard-first command palette for DeepSeek Harness sessions, workspaces, settings, features, and reusable custom commands.

A plugin for dsh: quantify every dsh Agent interaction as a visualized performance metric and automatically sync it to WakaTime -- use data to showcase your productivity with Agent.

Skill pack plugin: the 25 promoted skills from mattpocock/skills (engineering and productivity), translated to Chinese, registered as a bundled DSH skill provider.

Self-contained vocabulary flashcards for DeepSeek Harness web sessions

Plane-powered project management for DeepSeek Harness (DSH).

Select any text in a DSH chat reply to get a floating Follow-up/Copy pill: one click quotes the selection into the composer so you can type your own follow-up question, or copies it.

Project/task dual-mode workspaces for DSH: a task skips the workspace picker and gets a fresh scratch directory (D:\dsh_working\<name>-<timestamp>) per conversation, Codex-style; no-workspace sessions are grouped under a persistent Tasks section in the sidebar with empty states, and the new-session workspace picker gains a "no workspace (task)" option.