Plugins

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A DeepSeek Harness plugin that turns the anywhere-claude-mem git sync into a DSH peer: pull cross-machine memory at session start and push new prompts/observations as they land in the claude-mem worker

/repro exports a minimal, secret-scrubbed, replayable problem bundle: the session log, failed commands, and Git diff.

The `dsh pm` plugin manager: multi-source search (awesome list + GitHub + npm), install/remove/update per profile, and a doctor audit of manifests, bundle patches, and version drift.

Adds approval-gated Git status, diff, log, commit, branch, and optional checkpoint tools.

Read-only agent-fleet credential hygiene audit: credential-file permissions, embedded credentials in git remotes (masked in output), and provider token literal counts; zero-dependency and deterministic.

A Financial Skills entry in the DSH left sidebar that opens a full-page catalog of curated financial-industry skills, built from the openfcp/awesome-financial-skills catalog.json. Search, per-category filters and an installed view; the detail dialog renders the skill's SKILL.md and lists its files, size, license and source coordinates. Install fetches the body from the source declared in the catalog (SkillHub zip, or GitHub raw with API and jsDelivr fallbacks), enforces file-count and size limits, then stages and renames it into the skills directory; uninstall moves the directory into .trash instead of deleting it. Six loopback-only routes serve the page, the client can only pass a skill id, and an unreachable catalog falls back to a bundled snapshot that is labelled as a snapshot.

Update checker and installer companion for third-party DSH plugins with startup sidebar and row badges that reconcile after native updates, concurrent CDN checks and upgrades for GitHub branch/tag (#ref) and monorepo subpath specs, npm/npmmirror/custom registry switching with official fallback, minimumReleaseAge bypass, snapshot rollback with offline lockfile alignment, and an optional detail-page toggle.

Publishes a local DSH plugin folder to GitHub: runs a local preflight, pushes a snapshot through the Git Data API, adds the dsh-plugin topic, and opens the awesome-dsh-plugin listing pull request. Its HTTP routes have no DSH access check, so a web page open in your browser could call them.

Pushes a local folder to GitHub on one instruction: proxy autodetection, the token read from the OS credential store and scrubbed from every log line, a pre-push secret gate, and SHA read-back verification of the remote branch.

GitLab issue kanban for DSH, driven by the glab CLI. Every label-backed list of a project issue board becomes a column; dragging a card swaps its status label. Adds a sidebar panel with a project picker, filters and a card detail drawer (Markdown description, comments and activity, comment, close, reopen), plus a session View tab that resolves the workspace origin remote, and one glab_kanban agent tool over the same operations.

A proactive coding agent as a DSH bundle: it listens to GitHub issues and comments, and optionally Feishu, DingTalk and WeCom, turns requests from authorized people into tickets, runs each ticket in its own DSH session and git worktree, and replies in the original thread with a branch or pull request.

Syncs the same DeepSeek account's terminals: plugin inventory and enablement, app settings, selected workspace files, session logs and skills / agent presets. Four transports (shared folder, git, WebDAV, LAN) and five independent content toggles, with a dry-run plan, conflict copies and additive-only session import. Its optional LAN transport listens on 0.0.0.0 (port 47810 by default) and is protected only by a pairing token over plain HTTP; synced app settings and workspace files are not encrypted by the plugin (secrets are stripped before publishing).

Stable local-first workspace health audit for DeepSeek Harness: Git, tests, CI, size, security hotspots, baselines, and bilingual handover reports.

Scans DSH components under development on this machine (or folders you add) and walks you through two independent tracks from the official contributing.md: pushing the code to GitHub, and opening the market listing PR. It checks the dsh.bundle manifest, the one-day repository age, the dsh-plugin topic, the category and the description rules, then writes data/plugins/<owner>__<repo>.yml. Open Nansh. Its HTTP routes have no DSH access check, and they can push code and open pull requests on GitHub with the token you give it.

Turn real sessions into regression cases, replay them in isolated git worktrees, and verify tests, changed files, step and token limits. Fully local. Replays run each case's test commands in a git worktree; its HTTP route has no DSH access check.

Git panel for DSH workspaces: a branch tree with per-branch commit logs, a WebStorm-style Log / Commit / Stash window, right-click branch actions (checkout, new branch, update, fetch, push, merge, delete), whole-file side-by-side diffs with change navigation, and inline editing of uncommitted files. It also finds git repositories in subfolders when the workspace root is not a repository itself.

Git plugin — adds a Git panel to the session tab bar: changes, commits, history, branches, remote sync, and merge-conflict resolution in one place, with AI-written commit messages.

Syncs DSH skills, profile settings and AGENTS.md with a private git repository: status chip, six-section health check, pull, secret redaction, and a snapshot-then-push flow. Dry-run by default, never rebases or force-pushes.

Back up and restore a whole DSH environment (installed plugins, DSH and plugin settings, skills, sessions and explicitly registered workspace files) into one private GitHub repository. Multiple machines share a single repo through per-device namespaces that never overwrite each other, and a pull can restore from this device, the latest backup or a chosen device. Push previews a read-only plan before writing, pull backs up local data first, secret-looking settings are redacted and key files are never uploaded. It calls api.github.com with the GitHub token you save in the panel (kept host-side only); its HTTP routes (/one-pack/api/...) require DSH browser auth.

Download task panel for the DSH Web UI: a bundled download_file tool streams the file itself and reports exact byte counts, shell downloads (curl -o, Invoke-WebRequest -OutFile, pip install, git clone) are recognised from host job events, and every task shows its name, real percentage, transfer rate and remaining ETA in the bottom-right corner.

Renders GitHub admonition syntax in messages as alert cards, matching the Hermes desktop look.

Adds read-only Git status colors, file badges and directory change summaries to the native DSH file tree, with cached status reads and a manual refresh button.

A Windows Harness adaptation of [Media Review Skill](https://github.com/Ww-Cooooo/media-review) for AI video feedback: annotate frame regions or time ranges and jump to recognized speech or imported subtitle cues; other Agents with local file and command access can use the original Skill. Windows only and built for DSH 0.2.2-rc.1 (a 0.1.0 release candidate). Waveforms use an existing FFmpeg/ffprobe and transcripts an existing Whisper; without them, manual annotation and subtitle import still work.