Plugins

A configuration-only DSH bundle that connects the MCP server shipped with Scrapling to DeepSeek Harness over stdio, exposing its HTTP fetch and stealth-browser scraping tools for page extraction, browser actions, screenshots and network inspection. Requires Python 3.10+ with scrapling\[ai] (scrapling-mcp on PATH) and a Chromium-compatible browser (scrapling install).

Adds an element and region picker to the DSH Desktop built-in browser: hovering labels the element under the pointer, a click records that element, a drag records a rectangle, and each pick opens a small note box beside the pick. A batch is then inserted into the composer draft, never sent automatically, as one text block plus one attached crop per pick, so the user reviews and sends it themselves. Desktop only: the Web profile browser is an iframe, so the picker does not appear there.

Bookmark manager for the sidebar browser: toolbar star button, dropdown list with one-click navigation, inline editing and reordering.

Let agents read and control the web page open in the right Sidebar Browser tab — read text, run JS, click (HTML and SVG), type, scroll, screenshot, with a per-command token bridge behind the Harness connection fence. Full control and screenshots need the DSH Desktop app; in a regular browser (Web) only same-origin pages can be read or scripted.

Connects Penpot to DSH across two independent channels with 9 tools: 5 MCP tools (execute_code, high_level_overview, api_info, export_shape, import_image), 2 browser-free REST tools (penpot_read and penpot_write to create files, pages and shapes or edit attributes without an open tab), plus penpot_status and penpot_control; supports official SaaS, local and self-hosted endpoints with auto-detection and config migration from DSH, Codex, Claude, Cursor, Gemini and .mcp.json, an isolated Chromium launcher, and a five-tab control panel.

Windows desktop operation layer for DSH: 17 tools for window listing, screenshot plus OCR, UI Automation, keyboard and mouse, file operations and CDP browser control. Non-intrusive by default (UI Automation patterns and window messages, never the physical pointer), irreversible steps go through a native confirmation dialog, Esc or an on-page button stops a running task, and a global lease keeps two sessions from driving the desktop at once.

Drives Windows apps through accessibility controls instead of pixels, with a takeover overlay that frames the window being driven, marks each action with a ghost cursor, and stops on Esc; a browser lane adds sign-in profiles, saved state, and attach-to-my-Chrome. Windows only, and DSH must be run as Administrator for the desktop lane.

Amazon product research workbench for DeepSeek Harness: category, brand and follow-seller collectors driven through the local Edge browser, a product library with unified filters, an FBA/FBM/self-operated profit calculator, blue-ocean category scoring with candidate picks, trademark lookup, supplier image search and Excel export. Proprietary software: it installs and starts without a license, but every data call returns 403 until the author issues a device-bound license key. Needs Edge started with --remote-debugging-port=9222 and signed in to Amazon; starts a local backend on port 3088. The separate 智赢 collector browser extension is optional and adds size, weight, trademark and monthly-sales fields.

Manage a domain portfolio in DeepSeek Harness: sync registrations from Namecheap and Cloudflare, track expiry dates, auto-renewal and yearly renewal costs, and check domain availability. Read-only towards registrars (never registers, transfers or renews). Syncing needs a Cloudflare API token, or a Namecheap API key with an allow-listed IP (or Namecheap's browser-login connector, which cannot read renewal prices).

Local fitness studio recording workouts, exercise duration and training volume within the DSH workspace, stored in the browser. Needs the dsh-studio-projects runtime and the dsh-worktable container from 1997liuyh-boop/dsh-studio-library installed first.

Connects DSH Foxy to Foxy Memory for cross-platform recall, with local JSONL fallback, platform filters, and a memory browser. Requires dsh-foxy.

Give your agent a phone: a local incoming-call screen that really rings in the browser, speaks a preset opening line with the OS voice (no API key, fully offline), and can call again if nobody picks up. The first sentence is fixed text rather than model-improvised, because schedules, amounts and addresses are the kind of thing you cannot let a model paraphrase. Windows only.

Shows Qwen Token Plan, Z.ai GLM Coding Plan and MiniMax Coding Plan quota usage in three cards under Settings → Models, reusing the configured provider API keys for Z.ai and MiniMax and a dedicated browser-window sign-in for Qwen.

Gives the web UI the same keyboard shortcuts on Linux that Windows and macOS already get: the host half injects one script into index.html, so a Linux browser reports a Windows platform before the shortcut service reads it, and the built-in table resolves instead of staying empty; a Settings row reports whether the mapping took effect.

Annotates elements or dragged regions in the Harness interface and Desktop Browser pages, then sends comments and cropped PNG screenshots to the current conversation.

Drag a folder onto the sidebar workspace list to register it as a workspace and open a new session. The Desktop app supplies the folder path; a plain browser page falls back to the host folder picker.

任务通知台：任务完成或中断时响提示音并弹系统/浏览器通知，侧边栏「任务」面板可筛选待回复、进行中与未读结果（含退出、欠费中断）。Task-completion chime + system/browser notifications, plus a Tasks sidebar panel that surfaces sessions waiting on your input, running, and unread results, including interruptions.

Fork of SheepofSheep/dsh-doyourweb that puts the browser on another machine: the MV3 extension dials out to this plugin over TLS, so DSH reads and acts on a remote Chrome or Edge rather than a local one. It also generates ready-paired extension packages for the current configuration, adds tab open and close tools, writes annotation detail to a file instead of pasting it into the chat, and shows a checklist naming which part of a remote setup is misconfigured. Interfaces with no DOM at all are reachable too: canvas games, canvas maps and hand-drawn widgets take coordinate clicks, drags and wheel input that glide, pause and hold like a person's, and the viewport is checked before every action so a stale coordinate is refused rather than clicked blindly. It reuses the same browser-tabs plugin id as the upstream, so do not install both in the same profile. Requires Chrome or Edge 125+ and an unpacked MV3 extension loaded manually on the browser machine; the plugin does not install the extension. With tls: true, trust the generated ca.crt as a root certificate there. The extension gives the model access to the tabs and signed-in sessions of the browser it is paired with. The bridge listens on 127.0.0.1 by default; a non-loopback bind needs remote: true, and the extension pairs with a token confirmed by the user.

Let the model read the current session's sidebar: the active tab, open tabs, terminal screens and browser page text (page text is desktop only; the terminal channel needs DSH >= 0.2.1-rc.2).

DSH 资产库 / 文件管理插件：按类型浏览工作区文件，聚合上传与生成产物，隐藏系统文件。Asset gallery & file manager plugin for DeepSeek Harness.

Aggregated MCP market for DeepSeek Harness: 26 curated presets plus the official MCP Registry and user-added JSON sources, with search, source filters, connectivity tests and one-click install into the profile.

Control your DSH from your phone: opens a port on the mesh/VPN interface from inside the running process, so a phone browser gets the very same instance and session list — no SSH, no second dsh. Also works from another PC, a GUI NAS, or a TV box.

Fork of Yuuz12/dsh-webui-auth adding a deny-by-default allowlist route gate over resources, plugin bundles, /api and WebSocket upgrades; password and OIDC/SSO login with an SSO-only mode; server-side sessions with HttpOnly cookies plus a per-browser session list and selective revocation; an OAuth 2.1 device authorization flow (RFC 8628) for app and CLI access, with independent device sessions that expire only on explicit revocation; and a core session bridge that exchanges the launch cookie on the server without exposing the launch token. It is a fork of Yuuz12/dsh-webui-auth and cannot be installed alongside it — remove the original from the profile's bundle list first.

Collects passwords through a card instead of the conversation: terminal prompts, the DSH sidebar browser, and Ego Lite, with multi-field forms and live strength rules.