Plugins

Right-click session menu and sidebar session manager: pin, rename, archive, fork, export, copy cwd/id/deep link, and open in explorer or a new window.

Skill manager for the dsh web GUI: a sidebar entry plus a panel listing the skills visible to the current session (split into global / local groups) with per-skill on/off switches, create / import / edit / delete. Disabling a skill removes it from the mod

DeepSeek Harness (dsh) web plugin: API balance + today's spend widget in the sidebar footer. /api/dsh-usage route + React client bundle, no build step required.

Sidebar registry for SSH servers, expiry dates and service URLs, with Windows DPAPI-encrypted password and private-key storage, explicit host-key verification, login tests, and agent SSH execution that asks per command by default or can follow the session permission.

Git inside your DSH session: a right-sidebar panel for the current workspace and a global page listing every workspace, one sync button that becomes Fetch, Pull, Push, Publish branch or Sync, a commit tab that opens first with every change checked, AI-written commit messages from the staged diff, plus history, branches, stash and in-panel conflict resolution.

Project reporting in the DSH sidebar: draft a per-project report from its git commits and session records with one click, run it on a built-in schedule with a configurable daily cutover offset, and optionally submit Moka overtime automatically; all sessions of a project share one report.

Skill manager for the DeepSeek Harness sidebar: lists global and project-level skills with call counts, last-used dates and estimated context tokens, and archives or restores a skill by moving its directory into a reversible skills-archived next to the skills root.

Read Zotero PDFs inside the DSH right sidebar and let the model work on them directly. Requires Zotero 10 or newer with the local API enabled (Zotero 7/8 is read-only and cannot accept annotations). The model gets three tools: search_zotero_library to search your library, read_zotero_paper to read a paper by page or by query, and ask_zotero_paper for page-cited answers. Annotation handling mirrors Zotero's own reader: click an annotation to open a card with page number, quoted text, a comment box and tags; the three-dot menu recolors or deletes it; multi-line selections get a single surrounding box rather than one box per line. Comments, tags, colors and deletions are written back through the Zotero local API, so they show up in Zotero and annotations made in Zotero show up here. Selection actions cover translate, explain, ask and highlight; the reader remembers the exact reading position (page plus offset) and zoom level per paper, and keeps opened PDFs mounted so switching tabs does not reload them. MinerU re-parsing is available for scanned or broken-text PDFs and is off by default.

Configurable context compaction with three independently switchable sections — whole-context checkpoint, reasoning compression and tool-output pruning — each with its own pressure threshold and method. Mechanical modes make no model calls; model modes summarize fragments in batches with a configurable provider and prompt. A left-sidebar panel exposes switches, method cards and editable parameters that save without a restart, and every rewrite is archived with its original text.

After you approve a plan review, automatically close every plan tab of that session in the right sidebar, including tabs left by earlier revision rounds.

DSH sidebar fold: collapse plugin panel rows into one More row that expands inline on hover or click; right-click opens a settings page to choose which panels stay outside.

Automatically opens the right sidebar for blank top-level chats on wide screens, skipping saved layouts containing tabs and leaving non-blank chats unchanged.

Drag any sidebar panel to reorder it, or drop one onto More to fold it into the More submenu; the order and the folded set are remembered across restarts.

Collects sidebar footer plugin entries into a collapsible row.

Right-click a session in the left session list to choose one of eight gradient washes or three hand-drawn line patterns; the last blank row clears it.

VS Code tabs for the dsh web client: one after the chat view and one in the right sidebar, both an embedded code-server workbench on the current session's directory; the iframe stays mounted outside React so switching tabs only hides it, one code-server process per session on 127.0.0.1 with no auth, and a missing code-server shows the probed paths with install commands and a retry button. Each code-server runs with --auth none on 127.0.0.1, so anything on this machine that can reach that port gets the workbench, including its integrated terminal.

Codex-style left sidebar for the dsh web client: a project/session tree with grouping, pinning, drag reordering, unread and archive state, context menus for both project and session rows, and up/down arrow keys in the composer to recall previously sent messages.

Reads assistant replies aloud while they stream: sentence-by-sentence speech with highlighted lines in a sidebar player, pause, mute and stop controls, and automatic quieting for code blocks. Speech uses the operating system's local voices; its HTTP routes have no DSH access check.

Pre-execution review gate for file writes, edits and deletions: the tool call is held before it runs, a right-sidebar panel shows the computed diff (unified, or source versus result side by side), and nothing is written until Accept is clicked; pwsh commands that create, overwrite or delete files through a literal path are held the same way, and a command whose target is only known at runtime shows its raw command line instead of a diff.

Literature reading workbench in the sidebar: import PDFs into a library that groups a paper with its supporting materials, read and annotate in a built-in viewer, and chat over your notes for summaries and insights.

Composer-side helpers for the DSH Web UI: next-message prediction shown as grey ghost text that Tab fills in, a one-line per-turn recap above the input (placeable below instead) that never enters the model context, a right-sidebar panel for follow-ups from past sessions, recap history and side questions with their own model picker, and config-driven reply length, style and actionable framing.

Predicts your next message after each completed turn and shows it as grey ghost text in the empty composer: Tab or → fills it in without sending, Esc hides it, and a rebindable shortcut (Alt+\ by default) predicts on demand or steps through several candidates. Off until enabled in its settings page, which has three one-click modes (balanced, saver, quality), an optional left-sidebar entry, daily request and token limits, masking of keys, tokens and e-mail addresses before sending, and a 7-day usage summary; short messages repeated in the session and a list of pinned phrases come after the model suggestion when stepping through candidates, without a model call, and the interface is available in nine languages.

DeepSeek peak/valley indicator in the DSH sidebar footer: phase at a glance, account balance, and a click-through dashboard with balance plus time-dimensioned token, cache-hit, cost and request statistics

Connect Google Drive accounts in the Settings, browse their files in a Drive tab of the right sidebar, and drag a file straight into the conversation. You create your own Google OAuth client (or service-account key) in Google Cloud Console; the plugin can read and write the Drive of the accounts you connect, and downloads a file only when you ask.