Plugins

Local dev panel for the DSH web GUI: follow service logs, start/stop workspace programs, debug Java over JDWP, browse and edit workspace files, and search file names. Needs DSH 0.2.0-rc.2 or later; starting or debugging Java programs needs a local JDK and Maven, and starting front-end programs needs Node.

Drive the Tuanjie editor from DeepSeek Harness by connecting to the running editor's Codely bridge, creating and modifying GameObjects, editing component properties, running editor commands, and executing C# inside the editor process. Adapted from opdsh/unity-plugin for the Tuanjie Codely bridge.

A separate narrow-screen web surface for DeepSeek Harness rather than the desktop GUI scaled down: it serves its own session list and chat stream behind a random access token over LAN, a tunnel (cloudflared, localtunnel or localhost.run) or an SSH reverse forward through a server you own. On the phone it streams assistant text, thinking, tool calls and results, sends prompts, stops the running turn, answers blocking questions and tool approvals (including ones waiting in other sessions), switches model, thinking level and permission preset, sends up to four photos compressed on the device, and keeps the computer awake.

Panel entry for the official client-plugin hot reload that tells you what actually changed first: it diffs each row rev against the last seen state and reloads only the plugin bundles that changed, keeps whole-graph reloads behind an explicit confirmation (a bare call is refused and reports the affected row count), and reports replay counters so a silent no-op cannot hide.

Saves architecture and validated plans, runs native AgentTeams workers with approval, parallel coding and independent review, and summarizes progress and verification results.

Kaipu Workstation — a cross-cloud, cross-platform console where agents collaborate on one workspace. Any agent runtime that speaks plain HTTP can take a seat, each with its own device credentials: project context is shared, files are kept per seat, and tasks rotate between seats with a trace of who did what. Workstation data lives on the server — this plugin is only the interface, so uninstalling loses no data and reinstalling restores it. The panel renders the persisted workstation state (no live stream yet).

Provides a specification-driven engineering workbench with versioned requirements and documents, isolated Git workspaces, independent review, verification, and explicit human acceptance. Requires Node.js 24+ and Git.

Lets DSH drive the Chrome tab you are already browsing, no vision needed: the page reaches the model as structured text with a numbered element list, and clicks, typing, key presses, scrolling, tab handling and navigation wait for your confirmation in the extension side panel while password and payment-card fields stay masked. Fifteen browser_* tools cover snapshot, text, tab list, open, follow, click, type, press, scroll, wait, navigate, back, close, forward and reload. A repack of the bridge plugin from omdsh-dev/dsh-browser, published to npm so it installs with `dsh plugin add`: the peer ranges the host checks are widened so the install is not refused as incompatible, the bundled extension also probes the DSH Desktop host port 19387 so no bridge address has to be typed, and a script copies the extension to a fixed directory so a profile switch or reinstall cannot break it. The prebuilt release tarball carries the plugin and the built MV3 extension. Upstream: https://github.com/omdsh-dev/dsh-browser.

Scans MCP configurations from 13 local AI clients and from project workspaces, imports selected servers into the active DSH profile, and adds connection testing, in-place reconnect, JSON import and visual add, edit and removal controls.

Requires the Codex CLI installed and `codex login` completed. Consult the OpenAI Codex CLI from DeepSeek Harness with three tools: codex_consult runs Codex in a read-only sandbox, inlines evidence files, verifies the served model and reasoning effort from the Codex rollout file, retries disconnected streams, and records quota before and after the call; codex_quota reports the current 5-hour and weekly quota; codex_calls lists recent calls.

Replaces the harness identity block with its own prompt pack: three system-prompt sections (identity, rules, footer) in full, concise and dev presets, a per-turn rule card appended as a real user message, a remote announcement feed that falls back to a bundled copy offline, a GitHub Releases update check with an apply command, five `sunder_*` tools, and a read-only status section in Settings.

Adds a city-local sky theme with a moving sun, day and night colors, drifting clouds, time previews, and an immersive sky view to the DSH web workspace.

DeepSeek Harness plugin that trims tool output (head/tail plus grep folding), adds optional prompt shaping (Caveman and Ponytail), instant local responses, RTK command-output compaction, context-pressure handling, optional LLM-summary compaction, stable prompt-cache layout, a Web settings UI, and persisted savings telemetry.

Select text in a conversation to attach a numbered highlight with a colour stored per note, keep every mark in an outline panel that jumps back to its quote, and let a corner self-check badge report style, selector and saved-key problems without opening dev tools.

Make development more fun. A subtle layer of motion for DeepSeek Harness, with customizable effects and reduced-motion support.

Portrait layout for desktop windows: navigation takes the full left column, the file/terminal panel moves above the conversation, and a draggable splitter sets its height; touch devices are unaffected.

A conversation-style layer that rephrases trade-off warnings: when a shortcut is cheap but has a catch, the reply may say the fast road is the rival shop and the slow one keeps its rules. Ships a rewrite engine that turns any text into a fixed-format dialogue with five independent knobs (act count, catchphrase density, ending turn, seed, preset), a slider for four on/off intensity levels, and a /bushaoxin command that reports a joke "heartburn index" from the session tool-call log. Every rewrite ends with a real technical conclusion that cannot be disabled. Zero dependencies, no build step, engine is pure functions.

Local Git workbench for DeepSeek Harness: branch search and switching, hunk-level staging, commit graph, file history and blame, stash and worktree management, conflict resolution, and eight git tools for the agent.

Agent preset: one session runs a three-phase auto-development pipeline — interactive design with parallel research subagents, goal-driven development with reviewer/developer subagents and per-package budget ledgers, then an acceptance fix loop.

Open the extension side panel and it takes over the page you are browsing right now. On top of upstream it adds: hover, coordinate clicks, drag, batched action chains, whole-page screenshots, local file upload, image listing, and switching between several connected browsers. Pages reach the model as structured text with a numbered element list; actions wait for your approval and sensitive fields stay masked. Ships as the bridge plugin, with the extension in the same release. This project is a fork of omdsh-dev/dsh-browser: https://github.com/omdsh-dev/dsh-browser

Inspect and tidy a real Android phone over adb: storage surveys, per-app data sizes read from dumpsys diskstats without root, cache clearing that preserves app data, directory measurements and screenshots — five tools; reads never modify anything, writes require explicit confirmation.

Complementary web-search provider: every web_search merges the DeepSeek Search API (primary) with serper.dev Google results (secondary) at a fixed 2:1 ratio. Both sides are direct HTTP retrievals with no auxiliary model turn: URL-deduped sources, long DeepSeek summaries clipped into snippets, per-backend timeouts and graceful degradation to whichever backend answers.

Estimate session and turn costs with model prices in USD or CNY and price sync from models.dev, OpenRouter, or DeepInfra.

Select elements, draw arrows or frame areas in DSH previews, send visual feedback to chat and compare before-and-after snapshots.