Plugins

Installs the browser4-cli runtime and registers the Browser4 skills (browser4-cli, browser4-experience, browser4-plugin, scent-miner) into the DSH skill registry, providing an AI-native browser engine for autonomous agents, intelligent extraction, and large-scale web automation.

Academic tools in TypeScript, no Python or MCP server: the Zotero library through its local API or zotero.org (search, annotations, full text, citation export; add by DOI / arXiv id, notes and tags when writing is turned on), starting Zotero when it is closed; paper search across arXiv, OpenAlex, Crossref, Semantic Scholar, PubMed and Europe PMC, plus CNKI and Google Scholar through a browser window; open-access full text, citations from the DOI registry, reference checking; 11 bundled skills.

Progressive tool disclosure: a deferred tool group costs one catalog line instead of its full schemas until the model loads it with tool_search, with one switch per group in Settings and each group measured against the live registry.

Drive a dsh agent from Telegram: one chat topic per project directory, voice and photo input, ordered per-topic job queue, per-topic goals and task checklists, session forks and branches, live progress message, command menu in en/ru/zh, and control commands for models, plugins, sessions and logs. Search the plugin registry, read a package card before installing, and update every plugin with one tap. Requires a Telegram bot token and your numeric user id in allowedUserIds.

Moves a session from one workspace to another by dragging it in the sidebar: a confirmation dialog first, subagent sessions travel with the parent, the list auto-scrolls at its edges, and an open idle session takes the move immediately through a registry refresh; moving into or out of the ungrouped group works both ways.

Version management for dsh: inspect the installed version against every npm channel or version line, install or downgrade in one click, stream the install log live (rollback-snapshot copy progress, npm extraction progress, elapsed time), roll back instantly from local snapshots, and automate the cycle with a policy engine (silent auto-update, execution windows, daily checks). Never stops npm mid-install — a wedged run is only stopped after an hour, and a half-committed global tree is detected and repaired from the pre-install snapshot automatically. Confirms before installing a found update, auto-restarts the host after install, and falls back to a mirror when the primary registry is unreachable.

Right-hand widget rail for the DSH Web UI: live session stats (turns, LLM/tool time, TTFT, speed, cache, tokens) and OpenCode Go quota via a same-origin host proxy; extensible widget registry for more platform usage widgets, visuals, utility actions and external integrations.

Verified plugin marketplace and autonomous registry for DeepSeek Harness

Cross-session messaging for DSH: any session on the machine can list and message any other, Claude Code-style, via a local heartbeat registry and inbox.

LLM provider adapter that routes model calls through any ACP (Agent Client Protocol) server — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Devin and more — with a registry browser, per-server settings UI, lazy authentication, and dynamic model discovery.

Switches DSH's package download source between the npmmirror China mirror and the official npm registry on timeout or failure, with a Web UI to inspect and switch manually.

DSH plugin: auto-fill metadata (context length, output cap, display name, input modalities) for custom-provider models from the Model Metadata Registry (models.dev).

LaTeX studio for DeepSeek Harness on Windows: a portable MiKTeX engine (xelatex / pdflatex) behind a conversation tab and a web editor with a formula panel, plus compile, PDF preview and download. The engine installs on first use; nothing is written to the registry or PATH.

Adds permanent delete to the session menu: removes the session log files from disk, or deletes a whole workspace together with all of its sessions through the host registry. Also ships a /purge command. Unrelated to the prompt-patching dsh-purge plugins also listed here, but it uses the same dsh-purge row id and /purge command, so do not install both.

DSH remote-development local plugin: host registry, SSH tunnels, remote workspace/session discovery, an authenticated Connection RPC surface, agent tools, and a Settings page.

A Versions tab on the Plugins page: one-click upgrades that replace the plugin in place where they can (no uninstall, enabled state preserved, falling back to remove + reinstall with the reason logged when the profile writer lock is busy), live pnpm output with per-step timing and cancel, the full published version history with one-click rollback, every version checked against the running DSH so incompatible ones are marked and blocked, a rollback that installs the old version but cannot activate it reported separately from a lost package, profile manifest writes taken under the harness writer lock with one recoverable journal record per package after a failed upgrade, mirror-gap warnings, and a selectable npm registry saved in the profile.

Unified plugin marketplace built for the DSH Desktop (EAC) shell, aggregating the curated catalog, the GitHub dsh-plugin ecosystem and the npm registry into one storefront, with source whitelisting, conflict pre-checks, trial-boot install verification, manual/batch/auto updates and .dshpack feature-pack management.

Autonomic heartbeat for each root agent: silent pulses diff the session's todos, Agent Team board and goal against what the last pulse saw, and speak only on a signal — L1 report, L2 ask (ask_user_question), L4 escalate — never starting work. Each message carries a why-now line, an optional one-line physiology signature (time since your last message and how many times it has reached out today) and a compact task snapshot (800-char cap); a dedupe window, quiet hours, a daily budget, refractory/restart cooldowns and persisted vitals keep it quiet, while busy-safe followup injection never stacks. It shares one advisory speech floor with dsh-plugin-memory (~/.dsh/proactive-cooldown.json, 180 s) so the two never talk over each other, stays silent while a child subagent or teammate is still working, and surfaces a "subagents working · N" pill in the conversation header (polling pauses while the tab is hidden). v0.8 adds a diagnostics panel that explains recent quiet pulses and names the current speech-floor holder, plus panel controls for the arbitration window, presence suppression and the physiology line; its settings section carries a stroked heart mark (16×16, stroke 1.3, same spec as dsh-plugin-memory). v0.8.1 makes the plugin compatible with DSH 0.2.2-rc.2: the agent registry is read with agents.roots() when available and falls back to agents.list() on rc.2, and every agent/created listener is exception-guarded — on rc.2 an unguarded throw there rejects agent registration and no session can be created, so rc.2 users must upgrade to 0.8.1 or newer.

Panel for the DSH web GUI that keeps built-in, local and market-installed skills in one list, decides each row by on-disk evidence (symlink, install ledger) under a fixed precedence, listing a duplicated name once, from the higher-precedence source. Switches rewrite disable-model-invocation in its own SKILL.md; built-in skills have no writable file, so the panel stores their state and says the registry is unchanged; symlinks are read-only. The add dialog takes a local directory or a public github.com link (.git, /tree, #path:), shallow-cloned. A market tab browses the skillhub.cn mirror across three source scopes and installs into ~/.dsh/skills, with update checks and rollback on failure. UI ships in Chinese and English. Package name and mount id are dsh-skill-panel, so it installs alongside dsh-skill-center.

Update checker for plugin bundles installed in a DSH profile: a Version section on the detail page of a plugin installed from a GitHub repository or release tarball compares the installed commit or version with the exact target, and the /plugin-updater commands list bundles, check npm, Git-repository and GitHub-release sources, and prepare an update that runs only after confirmation; a read-only plugin_updates tool lets an agent check without installing, npm registry packages keep DSH native update controls, a fixed version or commit stays pinned unless explicitly allowed, and the plugin never approves build scripts.

Adds a right-click command "通过 dsh 打开" (open with dsh) to the Windows Explorer right-click menu for a folder, a folder's empty background and any file: it launches DeepSeek Harness on that folder, creates a new session every time, and puts the clicked file into the new draft as an @ reference. Ships a packaged-COM menu for the Windows 11 modern menu plus a registry entry for the classic menu; first install asks once for a certificate trust (native/trust-cert.bat).

One MCP tool surface over two Windows desktop-automation backends (dsh-computer-use-win and windows-mcp). Both must be installed first: dsh-computer-use-win as a DSH plugin, windows-mcp via uv tool install windows-mcp --python 3.14, then run the bundled scripts/patch-backend.mjs once (it rewrites the local windows-mcp source; without it screenshot/read_webpage/launch_app fail) and disable the standalone wincu mount. It merges their 44 tools into 29 by dropping 10 duplicates, 4 dangerous ones (PowerShell, Registry, FileSystem, Process) and 1 tool-management entry, and blocks dangerous calls before forwarding through a reversibility-graded guard.

Operate n8n from DeepSeek Harness with a multi-instance registry, alias-addressed agent tools and a settings page.