Plugins

Tracks the DSH config repo against the copy on this machine (files changed, commits ahead or behind, sessions and skills not captured yet) and generates push, pull and restore scripts that run after the client exits. A blocked pull backs up both sides of every conflicting file so one side can be picked per file; every apply snapshots the profile first, and any snapshot can be restored later. Windows only: the generated sync scripts are PowerShell.

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.

Mounts REA's reverse-engineering MCP toolset in DeepSeek Harness behind a composer chip; it is on by default once installed, and switching it off withdraws the tools and stops the MCP child process so idle sessions pay no context for them.

Long-term memory ported from the OpenAI Codex memory pipeline: sessions idle for 6 hours are extracted in the background by a chosen model, then merged by a hidden agent into a Markdown memory folder at most every 6 hours; new agents get the memory summary in the system prompt plus four tools to list, read and search memory and save corrections. Models are chosen on a settings page or with /memories; an optional filter keeps a notes folder out of memory.

Browse, filter, search by ID, delete, restore, export, and import every local session. Its HTTP routes have no DSH access check, and they can delete and restore local sessions.

Create timestamped workspace folders and launch new sessions in one click, with a task folder dropdown and automatic title syncing.

Session tree with tag chips, group-by-tag, drag-to-move across workspaces, workspace ordering, favourite sessions, a four-state filter, and a delete action that backs sessions up first.

Session management for DeepSeek Harness — an archived-chat list in Settings, permanent deletion from the session menu, and agent tools to list, inspect, create and fork sessions.

Merges, appends, and repairs DSH session logs: eleven modes for copying events between sessions, computing compaction cut points, clearing a broken parent link, and validating the result against DSH's own loader.

Prompt history in the composer: Up and Down recall prompts sent earlier in this browser (newest first), Down walks back and restores the draft you had before the first Up, and the badge in the composer corner opens a numbered list to pick one directly. Only prompts you actually send are recorded — never fragments left by deleting text or cancelling a composition — history is shared across sessions and deduplicated, its badge size is adjustable in Settings → General, and Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Backspace clears it.

Nested session folders for the DSH sidebar: create folders per workspace, nest them and drag to reorder, move sessions by drag or context menu, click a folder activity count to open the matching sessions, and tag sessions with a header tag filter. Undo, rename, archive, search and keyboard navigation work on the tree.

A draggable dock in the top-left corner of the DSH window that stacks three groups in one fixed order: sessions blocked on a person (a tool waiting for approval or the model waiting on an answer), then sessions running right now, then results that finished while you were not looking. Each row opens its session, the collapsed chip shows one count per group, dragging the chip or the title bar moves it anywhere while rows stay clickable, and a single Settings row can switch the whole dock off. It observes only: the Host half records the two blocking paths and hands the request straight to the real answerer without changing the decision.

Reworks the DSH shell into a compact layout: a denser session sidebar, a status card at the bottom of the sidebar, and a project and task-line view that groups sessions by what they are working on.

Read books inside DSH: import EPUB, TXT, Markdown or HTML into a paginated reader, highlight a passage and ask about it in that book's own agent session; four reading tools stop at unread chapters and everything stays in plain local files. Its routes are mounted with webServer.register and carry no DSH Host/Origin admission check, so a web page open in your browser can create reading sessions and change the library through them.

Adds a workspace (project) switcher to the window title bar; selecting a project filters the session list to that project's sessions.

Session trash / recycle bin for DeepSeek Harness: move sessions out of the sidebar, restore them any time, and let expired trash delete itself after 5 days.

Agent browser for DeepSeek Harness built on playwright-core with two visibility modes, where hidden sessions for private research close themselves after 45 seconds of idling and visible sessions open in a real Edge or Chrome window on request, exposing eight browser_* tools (search, open, read, click, type, screenshot, close, status) and a left-sidebar panel with engine state, live sessions and an activity feed.

Workspace long-term memory for DSH: records rationale, lessons and constraints that files never capture, then injects them into later sessions automatically.

Externalizes oversized assistant and tool messages in long sessions into project files while keeping a recent window, and archives reasoning from empty turns as a visible message so long tasks do not stall on context size.

Project workbench for DSH: groups sessions by project (workspace) in a panel with project cards and session lists, applies a project's default preset, model and reasoning effort to new sessions, scopes memory per project on request, previews AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md read-only, and groups the sidebar by project at startup.

Unofficial Loomy (iFlytek) model provider: signs in with an SMS code or by adopting the Loomy desktop app session already on the machine, registers one provider route per account from the live per-account catalog, and renews the daily 5000 free credits on startup and at local midnight. Unofficial: the endpoints and the desktop client's own application key pair were reverse-engineered from the Loomy desktop app, and automated traffic may conflict with Loomy's account terms. On first start it silently imports the login the desktop app keeps in a plain-text auth-session.json (on Windows it scans every C:\Users\Public\Loomy\*\userData folder and takes the most recently updated session), keeps sessions in $DSH_HOME/dsh-loomy/accounts.json, claims the daily credits at startup and every local midnight, and sends chat requests to loomyad.xunfei.cn.

Moonlight theme: cool-white light and navy dark palettes, rounded Latin type in light mode, assistant replies in bubbles or plain flow, minimal sidebar chrome, stepless body and sidebar ink weight, a 4-12 character sidebar title cap, and optional idle timestamps. Clicking the 工作区 label reveals archived sessions; Up/Down step through sessions.

Account balance chip beside the Harness mark, per-session spend beside each Session row, and a sidebar-foot list of what running sessions are spending — all priced from each session log's token usage, with a live ≈ estimate while a call is streaming.

Adds a Markdown outline and full-reply search to conversations, with section references, reversible turn hiding, and new sessions from selected turns.