Plugins

Folder organization for the DeepSeek Harness sidebar: display-only Workspace folders (drag a Workspace onto a folder block to file it, nest and re-order folders, collapse with counts), durable per-Workspace nested Session folders, per-row icons chosen from 40 host icons or 48 emoji, and a Workspace-level "archive all sessions" cleanup. A fork of WSNMM3/dsh-session-keeper (MIT, itself derived from ht719/dsh-session-categories); it replaces the sidebar.workspaces region, so do not install it alongside the upstream plugins.

Adds a Chats/Files switch to the left-sidebar Workspace header that swaps the session list for a lazily loaded tree of the current session's workspace. Files and folders can be dragged into the composer as @path references; clicking a file opens the built-in preview; the right-click menu reveals a file in the system file manager or copies its path; entries carry VS Code-style Git status (modified, untracked, added, deleted, conflict, ignored) relative to the last commit.

Adds an Archive workspace item to the workspace row menu: archives the sessions under that workspace through the official command, leaving the one you are currently viewing open, and refusing the batch while any session is still running. The host hides archived sessions but keeps the emptied workspace row in the sidebar; this plugin hides that row too, and restores the whole group from a footer panel backed by a ledger under $DSH_HOME/storages written behind a cross-process lock. Its count badge can be set to always, on-new-only, or never.

Preview 3D models and textures from the session workspace in DSH's right sidebar. Supported formats include FBX, OBJ, glTF, GLB, DAE, and STL models, plus PNG, JPEG, TGA, EXR, and HDR textures.

Create and manage standalone DSH sessions that are not attached to any workspace.

SSH-backed remote directories and linked local⇄remote workspaces: read-only remote browsing, an editable linked workbench, bidirectional SFTP transfer, mirroring and a linked_workspace tool. Sidebar pages require the dsh-better-sidebar plugin (v0.24+); without it only the Settings pages load.

Blocks tool calls that create temporary files or directories in the workspace root, moves new root-level temp entries into tmp/_quarantine at turn end, and provides a graphical settings page.

Project workspaces for multi-session collaboration, conversation handoffs, searchable chat records, and editable shared memory; automatic memory curation and handoff judgment require two background models (memoryModel and sessionManagerModel) configured in the plugin config.

Adds a "Handoff session" item to the session context menu: pick an older session, choose how the new one should read it, and a fresh session is created with the handoff instruction pre-filled in its composer while the old session stays untouched. Three read modes — the AI decides what to read, a six-part summary written into a .md file, or just the last 20 turns. The second tab turns those .md files into a cleanup list grouped by workspace, deletable once the receiving session has run 3 turns or the handoff is 7 days old. All file, record and turn-count operations run in the host process; the browser half only renders and requests. Requires Windows and the DSH desktop app (it uses Electron shell.openPath and explorer.exe/cmd.exe).

Four filter chips on their own row at the foot of the sidebar, each carrying its match count beside the label: running sessions, sessions waiting for your approval, plan review or answer, sessions with something unread (a turn that finished unseen, or newer activity the panel was not opened on), and sessions updated since local midnight. A chip opens a popover listing its matches grouped by workspace, and a row opens the session. The row ends with a DeepSeek service status dot (green operational, yellow partial degradation or maintenance, red open incident, grey when the feed is unreachable) that subscribes to the status Atom feed once a minute with an ETag conditional request and shows the current finding, the refresh time and the three newest incidents on hover; clicking it opens status.deepseek.com. A separate panel adds an all-sessions chip, a more menu for the last day, three days, week or thirty days, and a manage mode that searches sessions by title or path, multi-selects them, lists the Markdown digests it wrote to the session-digests folder of the DSH data directory in a resizable, full-screenable right-hand column that previews them in place, and either moves the selected session directories to sessions/.trash or deletes them permanently after writing the digest and asking for a second, explicit confirmation. The session you have open cannot be selected. Every panel row also carries a star (shown on hover, filled once starred) and the panel adds a favourites tab that lists only starred sessions, so a long list can be triaged without adding another chip to the sidebar foot.

Session-header environment and branch chips: Local git-switches the checkout; Worktree creates an isolated git worktree under .agents/worktrees, registers it as a workspace, and offers merge, squash, delete, and auto-cleanup.

Merged commit timeline for the Git repositories in a DSH workspace, with per-repository dirty and ahead/behind state, fetch, and right-sidebar file diffs.

Skill for building a game design brief into a playable, publishable TapTap Maker project: it picks the browser workspace or local MCP route, extracts the five elements of the brief, writes a first-round prompt for a minimal core loop, iterates in the official order, checks preview and release materials, and keeps credit, credential and irreversible-action limits in view. Includes eight reference notes on the product, credits, themes and asset limits, the leaderboard, brief parsing, iteration, publishing and safety, four templates, and three read-only Python checks for brief completeness, project layout and release materials.

Indexes each chat of a workspace into a small topic graph every 4 turns (one model call, verbatim source kept under .context-graph/), appends up to 5 matching topics from the other chats to each message, searching a named day such as "yesterday" first, and adds a recall tool that returns the original text by topic, chat, day or turn. On and shared by default; /context-graph off and unshare opt a chat out, and stats, build, map and find inspect it.

A memory plugin that forgets on purpose: short-term memories expire after 48h, long-term ones are rescheduled by Ebbinghaus/SM-2 curves and rarely-used ones fall asleep instead of bloating your context. Long-term writes stop in an approval center, so the agent cannot rewrite your persona on its own.

Route table assigning provider, model, and reasoning effort to subagents by workspace directory prefix; supports global default policy and in-composer session popover.

Right-click menu for the DSH workspace file tree: open a file, expand or collapse a folder, copy the absolute path, relative path or name, and reveal the item in the file manager.

Rearranges the panel entries at the top of the DSH sidebar: drag to reorder or sort alphabetically, hide an entry without unloading its plugin, and split entries into named groups that render as titled separators; group headers collapse on click. A layout guard caps the entry list height and makes it scroll, so a growing list no longer squeezes the session and workspace panes out of view. An optional switch lets the profile's default model propose groups, and the host whitelists the returned ids and labels before they are stored locally.

Game market and runtime for DSH. While the agent runs a long task, a game fills the main workspace and a small whale in the corner shows the agent state (working, waiting for you, done, error); progress is saved and continues next time. Ships five built-in games, a game SDK and CLI, and a community catalog installable from the market.

FOFA cyberspace mapping inside the conversation: check the account quota, run FOFA queries and export the full result set into CSV/JSON/TXT files in the session workspace by paging through a time cursor. A CSV or TXT export stopped by its time budget or by an upstream error continues into the same file from the saved cursor, so rows already fetched are kept. Results render as conversation cards (query, match count, file path), and the API key is saved from the plugin page into the Harness credential store.

Qoder-style workspace mode and branch chips on the session row; picking a branch arms it, and the first message creates a dedicated git worktree and moves the session into it. Windows only: the write grant runs PowerShell Set-Acl; elsewhere Worktree mode reports an error and stays in the main checkout.

Turn a script into a narrated explainer video: text-card slides by default (fast and exact for tutorials) or AI-generated footage per segment (needs AGNES_API_KEY); 14 online neural Chinese voices plus 3 offline Windows voices, with a one-command sample pack for picking a voice by ear. Requires ffmpeg, and the bundled video-remix skill copied to <workspace>/.dsh/skills/video-remix with npm install run there for the online voices.

Adds seven `art_*` agent tools plus a right-sidebar drawing workbench (series, pages, revisions, regions, camera blockout) that submits ComfyUI graphs to a ComfyUI instance you host, for MOSS/K2 text-to-image, inpaint, character references, region editing and Qwen-Image edits, with up to four caller LoRAs stacked per request. Requires a local checkout and one adapter step: after a marketplace install, run `install/adapt.mjs` (or use `install/install.ps1` on Windows) to replace the `__MOSS_*__` placeholders with an absolute `workspaceRoot` and a ComfyUI origin; until then the Host refuses to load the preset with `MOSS_CONFIG_*`.

Compiles LaTeX with the TeX Live installed on the machine: one `latex` tool typesets a formula into an SVG, PNG or PDF and a whole document into a PDF (Chinese text switches to xelatex with ctexart), writes the file into the workspace and returns a Markdown reference to it. A system-prompt section asks the model to write `$...$` and `$$...$$` instead of code fences, and when no TeX Live is found a banner above the composer offers a one-click BasicTeX or TinyTeX install.