Plugins

Two-suit VTuber theme for Joi: Flowers and Library are separate token systems for light and dark, with a standing portrait and a whale girl napping on the headline of the new-session page, two chibi companions above the composer that follow the turn state, a duo sidebar mark, and a context meter shaped as a ripening mandarin; a third card returns the stock DeepSeek look with the plugin still installed.

Live token estimates and generation throughput for the dsh web GUI.

Skill marketplace and manager: manage skills from all local coding agents (10+ executors, incl. Claude Code and Codex) in one page and import them into the DSH skill library; built-in market of 6600+ skills, per-skill token-overhead stats, and model visibility control.

Floating macOS-glass DeepSeek usage panel for the DSH web UI: live official balance + token usage (today, session, 24 h smooth trend, per model) without opening platform.deepseek.com/usage. · DSH 毛玻璃用量面板：官方余额 + Token 用量

Login gate for the dsh web surface: password or shared-token authentication, session cookies, rate limiting, and a user-management CLI (dsh.bundle manifest since 0.4.1, one-command `dsh plugin add` mounting).

A zero-residence context engine: large tool payloads are evicted from the live context into a queryable store, only pointers stay behind, and any payload can be reconstructed verbatim on demand — so per-turn prompt tokens stop growing with the transcript. It ships four capabilities: zr_recall rebuilds masked originals by tool-call id or session sequence from the persisted session log (the content is not resident, never lost), zr_ledger reports the attention integral and a three-part cost breakdown, zr_compact arms one forced compaction, and zr_fast runs long commands asynchronously and hands back a handle immediately.

Codex-style turn folding for the DSH Web UI: keeps final answers visible, groups consecutive reasoning and tool activity, and shows configurable live duration, tool-call, and token metrics with multilingual summaries.

Replay sessions on a playable timeline with per-step token usage, audit sensitive operations, estimate cost, view fork lineage, compare sessions, and export standalone HTML replays.

Evaluation harness for DSH plugins: YAML cases drive real headless agent runs, assert on tool calls, args, results and token usage, with a baseline gate for CI regression.

Match your models and token budgets to each role, then let DSH delegate specialized subagents by task type. Covers architecture analysis, UI/UX, code implementation, codebase exploration, and documentation research, with automatic setup plus per-role reasoning effort and tool permissions.

Host tools for Texas Hold'em on kuroneko.chat — seat token, hosted/manual control, legal actions, and act loop for one GitHub identity.

Route eligible shell commands through rtk to compress tool output and save tokens.

A better fold bar: automatically folds tool calls and Think segments into step fold bars, and collapses each finished turn into a single turn header with live metrics (duration, TTFT, token, tok/s, cache hit) — only the final summary stays visible; customizable leading icons with animated poker cards built in (suit-cycling card animation while running, a deck when collapsed, a fan when expanded), a settings row for the official fold mode, compatible with both new and old DSH versions. Zero intrusion into DSH source.

Settings page for per-model capabilities: reasoning-effort levels with their wire spellings, input modalities, and token capacities, written as declarations or sparse catalog overrides.

Plugin coordination layer: plugins declare their capabilities, commands route to the owning plugin without a model call, tool schemas load on demand to cut prompt tokens, run history consolidates into long-term memory while idle, and failures are classified before any retry.

Per-call cache billing inside the context-meter popover: current step, round and session totals with hit/miss/output tokens and amounts, automatic Beijing working-hour peak/off-peak pricing, per-model rates, and third-party relays billed too.

UI harmonizer for DeepSeek Harness: normalizes unfinished or self-contradictory official UI, reconciles style conflicts between installed plugins, and unifies the visual language via official design tokens — with live-customizable chat width, markdown font size, workspace scale, UI font stack and a rounded center-column card from Settings → General; client-only dsh bundle, zero model cost, no host side, removable without residue.

REST + SSE gateway exposing running Harness sessions to third-party clients: API-key auth, token streaming, workspace grouping, and adopting GUI sessions to keep chatting.

Access DSH from your phone or anywhere: Cloudflare Quick Tunnel public link + LAN HTTP/HTTPS direct access (auto self-signed cert), token auth, gzip compression, floating phone-icon panel with QR codes, and a NapCat QQ bot channel to fetch the link.

Zero-dependency, event-driven voice announcement plugin: no extra model, no token cost. Speaks with the system's built-in natural voice, supporting both Windows and macOS; final-reply announcements, approval & question alerts, optional event announcements (turn end, command done, goal change, tool errors, todo updates), replayable final replies, and a bilingual visual settings page.

Web UI polish layer for DeepSeek Harness: normalizes unfinished or self-contradictory official UI, reconciles style conflicts between installed plugins, and unifies the visual language via official design tokens; live-customizable chat width, markdown font size, workspace scale and UI font stack.

Extensible animated response pet with blue-whale, orange-cat, and silver-shaded-cat themes, per-session progress, model and tool-call traces, token counts, output speed, elapsed time, and collapsible multi-session status cards.

css-in-js styling kit (styled / Token / Styling) for the forked conversation UI: consumes the official --dsw-* design tokens, so no CSS Modules precompile step is needed.

Role-based multi-agent team for DeepSeek Harness. The /team command assembles up to 12 specialist subagents (product, architect, researcher, UI, backend, frontend, database, security, reviewer, QA, DevOps, docs) and runs a nine-phase gated pipeline (clarify, research, design, spec review, plan approval, implement, review, test, deliver) over a shared workspace of artifacts (SPEC, PLAN, TASKS, STATE, REVIEW, TEST). Quality gates are enforced by plugin code rather than requested in prompts: an unfinished task cannot be marked completed, quality findings must be adjudicated by the reviewer or QA role, and coverage gaps or rework over budget appear live in the overlay and in /team status. Ships a live team overlay (phases, roster with per-role models, task DAG, artifact preview, decision buttons), a persistent-team mode that resumes across sessions, and per-run token and time accounting. Zero runtime dependencies, no build step.