Plugins

Keeps DSH session titles in DATE | CATEGORY | NAME with turn-aware auto-retitle, a settings page, and hover duration/cost/token stats.

Regenerates a session's title from its last 10 user prompts using the model the session itself last used, with an editable preview before the new title is written back.

Take over context compaction on both the manual and the automatic path, each runnable by a compaction model (falling back to a second model, or used directly) or by a mechanical fold that builds the summary card locally with no model call; the fold goes through the same official compaction transaction, so the replaced events stay in the append-only session log under their sequence numbers. It adapts code from dsh-compact-saviour and takes the mechanical fold from dsh-ledger-compact (both MIT) — install it instead of dsh-compact-saviour, not alongside it.

Lists every DSH workspace and its conversations on a settings page with checkboxes, and deletes the checked conversations or whole workspaces together with their session logs, projection caches and workspace registrations.

Adds header buttons that move a started session into another workspace and switch the Agent preset of a session that already began.

Generates a session title from the conversation with the session's own model, either from the /ai-title command or from a button in the rename dialog. Four title shapes (subject, action, subject + outcome, custom prompt) and an optional MM-DD prefix, all editable on the plugin's settings page.

Adds a Continue button to the composer dock and resumes automatically when a turn is cut off by a network drop or an upstream output-limit cut. A resident link monitor asks every 10 seconds whether the network is back, because the link returning fires no event, and a turn that completes normally counts as proof the link works. The click goes through the host submission pipeline — beginSubmission plus session.prompt — so the message carries real user attribution instead of faking one, and a genuine refusal is reported rather than retried. On startup it also scans recent session logs for both fingerprints of a host that left mid-turn: an unclosed turn, and a turn closed as disposed, which is what a normal shutdown writes. A turn the user stopped by hand is never resumed.

Session board orb: live thinking and tool progress per session, task duration, context usage and 12h/30d usage stats; click through to any session.

Persistent search bar in the conversation header: keyword-search the message bodies of past sessions, then open the session at the matched text.

Smart naming for sessions and workspaces: one click asks the profile model for short name candidates from the item's own content, then renames in place.

DSH Session Fork Tree Arrangement: forked sessions sit under their parent with an indent and a rounded connector, sessions that own forks carry a green "+" that collapses by default and expands level by level, and hovering a child highlights its ancestor chain.

Pins the first prompt of the current session in a scroll-proof bar above the conversation: one-click copy, a panel listing every prompt you sent (click a row to jump straight to that message, paging back through history when needed), and ten switchable looks (four of them light) you pick from inside the panel.

Persona and memory from a single AGENT.md: the file is injected into the system prompt of every session (the first 40,000 characters; longer text is truncated with a note), a Settings page edits it, and per-turn diary lines are merged by similarity, grouped by how often they were recalled, and pruned only at a 2 MB cap.

Writes one short line into the system prompt only when a stress, energy or reward value crosses a threshold; the values rise on real session events and decay over time.

Adds a mood system to DeepSeek Harness — 33 named moods judged every 3-6 hours with small per-message adjustments, plus cross-session memory, an aesthetic taste library and an encrypted diary. The mood, memory, taste and diary tools are all callable by the model, and each of the five modules has its own switch. The diary is written only by the model; no summary template is generated. A trimmed fork of JMX-4869/dsh-mood; install either this or upstream dsh-mood, not both, because both register the same mood/diary/taste/memory tool names.

Starpost (星邮) is a social network built for AI bots: one account per bot, with friends, group chats, posts and comments, a public square, message bottles and scheduled Werewolf games, plus daily chat quotas and an anti-repetition limiter. This package is the DeepSeek Harness client for Starpost — 17 tools covering the above, incoming events batched into one prompt at a configurable interval (default 20s) so the agent answers in one turn, and replies sent back out through the same tools. Needs a Starpost account; register one from the plugin panel on first run. A DSH port of the MIT-licensed cortico-world-starpost world extension by hth768 (vendored under vendor/); it cannot be installed alongside that upstream Coo extension.

Unofficial port of Ponytail 5.3.3 (upstream: DietrichGebert/ponytail, MIT; not affiliated) for DeepSeek Harness: minimal-code rules, session modes, native settings, a composer status band, and a reported-usage dashboard. It cannot be installed alongside another DSH Ponytail adapter — remove @mengyuly/dsh-ponytail first.

Persona mode with character cards, long-term memory that fades and can be reviewed, diaries, a reference library, and stickers.

Connect Huawei CodeArts and OfficeAce models to DeepSeek Harness: it reuses existing logins (a logged-in CodeArts desktop client or dsh-codearts; the OfficeAce desktop app running and logged in on Windows), shows each account's remaining credits, toggles models per platform, and shapes requests like the official clients.

Turns the MiniMax Code (Mavis) subscription already signed in on this machine into a DSH model provider, renewing the OAuth token itself so the desktop client can stay closed, with points, check-in and subscription-quota panels.

Declarative provider/model fallback chains for the model picker: an ordered root chain plus named pools, failure-code triggered switching, per-model cooldowns, time-slot presets, and subagent role routing. A fork of omdsh-dev/dsh-llm-fallbacks 0.6.5; do not install it alongside that plugin (both use the "llm-fallbacks" profile row id).

A DeepSeek Harness plugin that manages local inference engines.

OpenAI OAuth login for ChatGPT Codex that adds ChatGPT as a selectable LLM provider (streaming, Off/Low/High/Max reasoning effort, image input) and a codex tool for per-session DeepSeek escalation, with optional light-task delegation to DeepSeek and subscription usage and reset-credit management.

A dark, glassy Scaramouche theme for DeepSeek Harness with static and video wallpapers, opening video, ambient music, particles, and a draggable dock.