Plugins

Let DSH act as a Locus client to deliver a one-stop Unity development experience. The plugin itself does not depend on Locus: you can install the Locus plugin for your Unity project in the settings interface. Features include operating the Unity Editor through Locus’s native broker; semantic analysis and debugging of C# code; and previewing prefabs and 3D models in the sidebar. Its Unity tools can evaluate C# on the editor main thread and edit assets and scene objects.

AlertManager panel in the DSH sidebar: reads multiple AlertManager HTTP API v2 instances in parallel, aggregates their alerts into severity-colored cards filterable by search, state, severity and instance, and dispatches any selection into a new session in a chosen workspace; the instance-grouped alerts become the first message to the agent, which then starts handling them immediately. Supports per-instance auth and TLS, auto-refresh, and a configurable dispatch prompt.

Layout plugin for DSH: customize the structure, order, width and visibility of the left sidebar, right sidebar, conversation area and settings page. Drag-sort and resize the three columns, per-layer teardown of sidebar/conversation/right/settings, grid slot arrangement, draw-a-frame region relocation, entry consolidation into More menus, conditional linkage rules, multiple named layout schemes, and a fullscreen layout whiteboard with a four-layer structure tree. Config persists host-side; dangerous configs have multi-layer recovery entries.

A market card pinned to the DSH sidebar: live price and 24-hour change for crypto pairs, A-share / Hong Kong / US stocks and world indices, FX majors and London spot gold and silver. An optional long or short cost basis plus a position size turn the change column into a P&L percentage and a cash amount; symbols, order and refresh interval are chosen in DSH settings. No login and no API key. Quotes come from public endpoints of Gate.io, Eastmoney and Sina, and the symbols you choose are sent to them on every refresh.

DSH 插件市场 / plugin marketplace: left-sidebar entry to browse, search and rank DSH plugins by usage, with an optional support area.

A top-down arena shooter that lives in the DSH sidebar: an autopilot AI plays the blue whale-fish hero for you while the dsh-pet desktop pet narrates each wave out loud, and combos, boss waves every fifth wave, in-run upgrade choices, a local leaderboard, achievements, skins and a floating desk widget (a fish that keeps playing in the corner, click to pet, double-click to open) keep the run going while you work.

Read-only diagnosis for a model provider that stopped working. Walks the connection chain one link at a time — host runtime and profile identity, the plugin row, whether the provider route is registered, whether it is configurable, the credential metadata the provider itself reports, the model catalogue, the provider's own diagnostic and the last recorded request — and labels each link observed, inferred or unavailable rather than guessing. Diagnoses the `workbuddy`, `workbuddy-ai` and `zcode-cli` routes from their plugins' public diagnostic commands, and adds a sidebar panel plus a copyable redacted report. The offline pass sends no model request, starts no process and reads no credential file; the connection check is a separate opt-in the panel describes before running it.

Right-sidebar console for the current workspace: detects Maven modules with a Spring Boot main class and Vite frontends, starts and stops them (batch; the "survive DSH exit" detached mode is on by default and Windows only), packages with Maven or pnpm, uploads artifacts over SSH/SFTP to named deploy environments with progress and per-environment remote dirs, restarts the docker container and checks its status; protected environments require a second click. Needs Maven, a JDK and pnpm on the machine; SSH passwords are stored in plain text in deploy.json.

Tencent Agent Mail client: a sidebar panel for inbox and sent browsing, HTML reading in a sandboxed frame with remote images blocked by default, compose/reply/forward with attachments, search and permanent delete, adjustable font and surface opacity, plus five agent tools (mail_health, mail_list, mail_read, mail_search, mail_send) sending through an OAuth-authorized agently-cli account. Needs a Tencent account (OAuth device-code login); the panel can install agently-cli for you. Tested on Windows only.

Shows the current workspace's Git commit graph in the DSH desktop right sidebar.

Right-sidebar prompt shelf for DSH: store prompts as cards, click one to append it to the next message, keep selected cards injected into every turn of the current session, and save any sent user message back into the shelf with one click. Per-session switches, JSON storage under ~/.dsh with atomic writes.

Edit Markdown in place in the right sidebar and send inline comments to the agent, which resolves each one it handles.

Paper reading in a DSH sidebar tab: the PDF keeps its original layout and fonts, a selection becomes a highlight, a note or a question in the current chat, and annotations plus paper-level notes are mirrored to Markdown in a per-paper folder that also holds the parsed text and the linked open-source code. Ships a `vibe_reading` tool and a reading skill so the agent can build that record itself.

Sidebar panel for Agnes image and video generation. Images: plain text-to-image, or image-to-image and multi-image composition from up to eight reference images chosen from local files or from results already in the panel, at 1K-4K across eight aspect ratios, with six one-click style presets. Video: agnes-video-2.5-flash at 720p, 4-12 seconds, in three modes that the panel picks for you - plain text, keyframe (first frame, last frame, or both) and reference (up to five images) - plus an optional seed; the task is submitted to the host process, so switching panels, reloading the page and restarting the app all resume it instead of losing the job. The prompt is written into each generated PNG or JPEG and shown again when you hover the result, where one click copies it. Browse the output directory (images and videos on separate tabs) with automatic refresh, copy a path, reveal a file in Finder, or download it; the last 24 generations persist across restarts. Images and videos can also be produced from the chat itself through the agnes_image, agnes_video and agnes_video_status tools. Both the image and the video model can be switched from the panel, with a connection test, and local reference or keyframe images are sent as base64 data URIs so no public image host is needed. Needs an Agnes AI API key saved in a local file (default ~/.agnes-key.txt).

Drive the DSH Desktop right-sidebar browser on Windows through playwright-cli, with a stable per-session page ID. Needs DSH started with --remote-debugging-port=0 and @playwright/cli installed globally.

Session install radar for DeepSeek Harness: lists what each conversation installed (pip, npm, git clones, winget-like installers) with size, path, creation time, purpose, why it was installed, and what removing it costs. Ships a sidebar panel, 10 agent tools, a timestamp sweep of temp directories, a process-command-line audit, and a two-step confirmed cleanup limited to temp directories. An optional scheduled cleanup of old temp directories is off by default.

Recent-first session sidebar with user groups, workspace tree, archive bucket, status dots and drag reorder.

Adds a Temporary tasks section above the workspace list, where one click creates a timestamped folder, workspace and session; tasks support search, sort, pin, rename and archive, can be moved into a regular workspace, and tasks that never receive a message are cleaned up automatically.

Provider limits in the DSH sidebar footer: the remaining OpenRouter credit balance and OpenCode Go rolling 5-hour, weekly and monthly quota windows, shown as bars or percentages with a Remaining/Used choice, plus a Creator-mode request when the active provider is not supported.

A deliberately context-free chat panel in the right sidebar: it sends only a one-line system prompt plus what you type there, with no tools, no session history and no fork of the current conversation, and keeps the panel history in memory. Each reply reports its own token usage, plus the cache hit rate on routes that return cache stats.

Turns the first row of the DSH sidebar entry list into a switch that folds every other entry away, giving the session history more room.

Workbench shell: mirrors native sidebar entries into a fixed system bar, adds a second row of page tabs for modules, and exposes a small module API for full-page plugins. The restart button needs an external supervisor (DSH_RESTART_CMD or a scheduled task named by DSH_RESTART_TASK).

A task progress sidebar for DeepSeek Harness Web and desktop, opened from the top-right Tasks button, with completion percentage, current step, status filters and task details; verified on DSH 0.2.2-rc.1 with 0.2.1-rc.5 support.

Expands every session in the DSH Desktop sidebar. Its control page (/dsh-sidebar-expand-all) applies four equal-length patches to the app.asar workspace client bundle, with backup and one-click restore; after that the "Expand remaining N sessions" row reveals all hidden sessions in one click, collapsing returns to exactly 5, and a workspace reopens fully expanded instead of resetting to five. Needs an app restart, and a DSH update reverts the patch.