Plugins

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.

TikTok-style video feed in a floating sidebar window: swipe local or SMB-NAS folders, or paste online video URLs (yt-dlp, bilibili/YouTube, cookies.txt login state); the window auto-fits the video aspect ratio, with fullscreen, drag-resize, Range streaming and an agent video-queue endpoint.

Build auditable KB packs (SQLite FTS5) from md/txt/docx/pdf with deterministic retrieval and original-text reading.

Sidebar panel for Agnes image and video generation: for images, plain text-to-image or image-to-image and multi-image composition from up to eight reference images — chosen from local files or from results already in the panel — at 1K-4K across eight aspect ratios; for video, agnes-video-2.5-flash at 720p, 4-12 seconds, submitted as an async task and polled with a live percentage. See the result inline as an image or a seekable video, revisit the last eight generations, and repoint the API-key file or output directory from the panel settings without editing code or restarting. Polling backs off on the query endpoint 429 rate limit instead of failing the task, and a 503 queue-full submit retries automatically. Needs an Agnes AI API key saved in a local file (default ~/.agnes-key.txt).

Pre-production studio for AI short dramas: imports a TXT/Markdown/DOCX script or pasted text, splits it into episodes, structures the bible, characters, scenes, props, episodes, shots and prompts, compiles prompts for the selected video-model dialect (Seedance 2.0/2.5, MiniMax H3, Kling, Wan), and hard-validates IDs, beat durations, dialogue capacity and look/identity locks before generation, and warns when a shot looks like it has more than one action.

Knowledge-planet (zsxq) knowledge base skill: sync posts and attachments, extract docx/PDF text, guide topic category, summary and quote enrichment, rebuild the index, and search. Requires Python ≥3.10 with the packages in requirements.txt plus your own zsxq account cookie.

FOFA cyberspace mapping inside the conversation: check the account quota, run FOFA queries and export the full result set into CSV/JSON/TXT files in the session workspace by paging through a time cursor. A CSV or TXT export stopped by its time budget or by an upstream error continues into the same file from the saved cursor, so rows already fetched are kept. Results render as conversation cards (query, match count, file path), and the API key is saved from the plugin page into the Harness credential store.

An AI reading buddy: it sits next to you while you read, and only knows the pages you have already reached — so it cannot spoil the rest, and it never summarizes the whole book for you. Highlight a sentence and ask about it, or just ask about what you finished; it usually restates what you seem to mean and asks one concrete question back. What you work out can be saved as a takeaway and later becomes a review card that jumps back to the sentence. EPUB, MOBI, FB2, TXT, Markdown, HTML, CBZ.

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.

Bundled Pixiv skill backed by a Python CLI: search illustrations, manga and novels, browse daily/weekly/monthly/rookie/original/AI/R-18 rankings, look up works, novel series and artists, and download originals, with multi-page works merged into PDF, ugoira converted to GIF and novel series merged into TXT; requires Python 3.9+ with requests, img2pdf and Pillow installed (pip install -r requirements.txt), and R-18 content needs your own Pixiv cookie.

Reading workbench for DSH: a cover-grid bookshelf and a paginated single/double-page reader for Markdown, TXT, HTML, EPUB, MOBI and PDF, with highlight notes anchored to text offsets and three agent tools for listing books, reading highlights and pulling text excerpts.

Auditable mathematical proving for DeepSeek Harness: a local stdio MCP server with 23 machine-checking tools, a bundled workflow skill, and the /prove and /audit-proof commands. proven, refuted and inconclusive are never conflated, and unproven steps are reported instead of hidden. Needs Python 3.10+ with pip install -r requirements.txt on first run; the 23 tools are unavailable until then.

Adds backup-then-delete and delete-only actions to the DSH session menu: a safe session-delete tool that copies the session directory, its projection cache and a metadata snapshot to a local archive folder and checks them file by file before deleting a session to free disk space; subagent sessions it spawned are handled in the same run, and each backup folder keeps a RESTORE.txt with recovery steps.

Bilibili autopilot run by a local Ollama model: it picks videos within per-topic quota, reads subtitles, hot comments and keyframes, decides whether a reply is warranted, then writes and posts one comment through a five-level safety gate. Triggered by dsh-schedule; write tools are not registered while commenting is disabled. v1.1 hardens the write path: revoking write access is a runtime state checked before every send, publishing is atomic, risk-control errors persist as a pause, and the final post re-checks persona style. Needs Python 3.10+ with the repo's requirements.txt installed.

AI Book Shelf: read EPUB, PDF, TXT, Markdown, HTML, FB2 and DOCX; select text for one-click background and explanations, then follow up without leaving the page; full-book search, online book search and custom sources; paper mode with translation, bilingu

Local knowledge base for DeepSeek Harness: distills workspace and chat-attached PDF, Word, Excel, Markdown, TXT, CSV and HTML documents into Markdown notes, with a VS Code-style viewer, per-workspace access grants and agent tools to search, read and add notes.

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.

Kill AI Slop for DSH — score a received document on three weighted axes (expression, execution, decision), audit work-slop with a delivery-obligation ledger, and machine-verify every quote against the source. Reads docx, pptx, xlsx, pdf, txt, md, csv, json and html. Zero runtime dependencies, zero network, fully local.

Drive local Origin/OriginPro from chat via 27 MCP tools: import .dat/.csv/.txt and CHI workstation .bin files, plot, style, fit, and deliver PNG/TIF/SVG/PDF plus an editable .opju project, with read-back verification on plots, styles and exports. Requires Windows, Origin/OriginPro 2021+ and Python 3.10+, plus `pip install originpro numpy` into the interpreter dsh launches: without the package every tool answers `missing_originpro`, and without an interpreter on PATH no tools register at all.

Turns large text pastes into pastes/*.txt attachments with a dock above the composer and a minimal, recognisable badge in the draft.

Share a selected chat segment as Markdown, HTML, TXT, or PNG; Session-header dialog with range or multi-select, redaction, tool calls, and subagent conversations, plus the /share command.

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

Local semantic index over workspace documents (MD/PDF/DOCX/TXT): FTS5 BM25 + local embedding hybrid retrieval, hit citations with line numbers, and incremental updates.

Publish TXT, Markdown, HTML, PDF, Word, and PowerPoint files as ShareOne links with passwords, watermarks, text-page updates, and TXT/Markdown/HTML comments.