Plugins

Reopens the conversation you were last in after restarting DeepSeek Harness, by keeping a pointer file under the DSH home directory instead of patching engine files.

Give any Session a colour mark, shown as a chip in the sidebar and picked from the conversation header; marks are stored on the Host, so a colour chosen on one device is visible on every other one.

Moves selected messages from one conversation into another, and manages a workspace's conversations with archive, restore, delete and move between workspaces.

OpenCode Go provider that verifies a model against the gateway rather than treating a recommendation as a measurement: the models.dev protocol suggestion is probed before it is used, reasoning levels follow a measured contract, and requests run through an ordered protocol fallback chain. Context window, max output and image-input numbers are declared by a runtime-refreshed models.dev layer rather than probed, with operator overrides above both. Several OpenCode Go credentials can be stored and switched from the settings page.

OAuth sign-in for 9 subscription LLM providers (Claude, Codex, Grok, Antigravity, OpenRouter, Agnes AI, Qwen, Spark, ERNIE) with zero-config login and usage dashboards.

Brings the Codex (ChatGPT Plus/Pro) subscription already signed in on this machine into DSH. It (1) shows the 5-hour and weekly windows with their reset times and the remaining reset credits in a sidebar panel, with one-click reset that consumes a credit; (2) registers the subscription route in llm-pi-ai (openai-codex) when the quota is read, so the Codex models appear in the model picker; (3) refreshes the OAuth access token before expiry and writes it back atomically, so no key has to be replaced by hand; and (4) adds a codex tool that delegates a task to the local Codex agent. No API key has to be entered.

Discovers OpenRouter's free models, measures their real speed and context size, and writes them into the DeepSeek Harness model list fastest-first, with speed and context in each display name, plus a Settings section to configure and run it.

Declares the wire protocol for the opencode-go route so models the installed catalog does not describe resolve, adds the DeepSeek V4.1 models to that route when they are missing, and attaches a per-conversation x-opencode-session header to OpenCode requests.

Media-scape theme for the DSH web UI: standing/character-art and video wallpapers (mp4/webm, local + online) with boot animation, base color schemes (single-source JSON + presets + picker), capsule host-element styling, ambient particles, background music player (covers/playlists/random), typing sound effects, and a draggable dock toolbar with a unified upload entry — wallpapers and music uploaded together (suffix-classified), mid-upload no-disk buffering, pause→.part snapshots with offset resume, filename+size dedup with "skipped" notices, and true-delete removal with list refreshes.

Per-wallpaper offset for dsh-dream-skin - nudge the current wallpaper along X and Y in pixels from Settings, remembered separately for each image, URL or gradient.

Maintained fork of feibi-mochi/deepseek-harness-control-center, which has not been updated since 2026-09-09. Pricing follows the official model pool instead of a hardcoded model prefix, so DeepSeek V4.1 Flash (`deepseek-flash`) is billed and shows its peak/off-peak clock, and the official price page is parsed structurally so a renamed or retired model no longer stops price sync. Adds an English interface beside the original Chinese. Otherwise the same plugin: balance, per-session cost and token breakdown, a 24-hour peak/off-peak clock, Z.ai plan quota, and a local usage ledger, following the host light/dark theme.

Holds DeepSeek model calls for the rest of each peak-hour window you configure instead of sending them, so they are billed at off-peak rates; also pauses active goals while it waits and shows the account balance with an 8-hour spend chart.

Cross-agent token usage dashboard: aggregates local conversation logs from Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor IDE, DSH, OpenClaw, CodeWhale, Hermes and more into a persistent ledger that survives log deletion, with cache-hit rate, cost estimation, period comparison and day drill-down analytics in a sidebar panel.

Tracks API token usage and estimated costs with per-route model pricing, optional billing groups, synchronized CNY/USD display, session reports, composer totals and a clickable daily sidebar total.

Shows the active model's usage and remaining balance in the session header: OpenCode Go plan usage (rolling, weekly, monthly) with the selected model's monthly cap, Command Code 5-hour and weekly window usage with remaining credits, and DeepSeek account balance.

Cumulative token usage tracking for DeepSeek Harness, with per-model and per-day breakdowns, a settings-page dashboard and an online-changeable data directory.

Session change-review for DeepSeek Harness: tracks write/edit tool calls and renders VS Code-style side-by-side diffs via diff2html, auto-following the theme, with subagent aggregation and one-click revert.

Live btop-style CPU/memory/temperature/GPU monitor tab for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI.

Configures from the settings window's General page whether Enter, Shift+Enter and Ctrl/Cmd+Enter send the message or insert a line break; the engine default is kept until you change it.

Floating phone-pairing QR button for the DSH WebUI. One click opens the dsh-remote-link pairing QR (image + 6-digit code + TTL) in an in-app overlay — works in both browser and DSH Desktop (same-origin img, no iframe).

Replace the dsh-whale-widget mascot with your own image through a built-in cutout pipeline, plus a session-header restart button, a browser heartbeat, and an opt-in patch self-heal that is off by default.

AI-native expressions for two-way chat: people see images, while text-only models read fixed meanings; includes a picker, custom expressions, import/export, and two visual styles.

On-demand code review for DeepSeek Harness.

Agnes AI image/video generation tools (agnes_image / agnes_video) for DSH (DeepSeek Harness). Built-in cross-process RPM rate limiting, 429 backoff and local ffmpeg GIF conversion.