Plugins

Ctrl+Tab switcher over every visited screen — Sessions, Settings sections and plugin pages — shown while Ctrl is held; release to switch, Esc to stay. Browsers reserve Ctrl+Tab for their own tabs, so use it in the desktop app or in a browser that delivers the shortcut to the page.

Delete sessions into a recoverable trash, clean up sessions orphaned by deleted workspaces, and group workspaces into categories.

DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web session organizer: group sessions by custom tags, archive/restore in one click, browse archived sessions. 会话整理插件：标签分类、归档/恢复、已归档浏览。

在 DeepSeek Harness 中读取和继续 MonkeyAI 会话：查看完整对话历史、下发新指令，无缝接续之前在 MonkeyAI 客户端上的工作

Derivative of cheesehaqi/dsh-qq-onebot-bridge with the same package name, so the two cannot be installed together. Bridges a personal QQ account into DeepSeek Harness over OneBot 11: private and group messages become per-conversation agent sessions and replies are sent back to QQ. Ships a reverse WebSocket server, allowlists (empty = deny all), @ parsing, image and SILK voice handling, and a separate local console on 127.0.0.1:8880 with the decision trace, offline replay, event injection, a read-only preflight and host/Waylay start-stop controls. Needs a separate OneBot v11 implementation (a third-party unofficial QQ client): the default, Waylay, injects into the official Windows QQ.exe (Windows 10/11 x64 only) and is distributed as a separate release archive, not bundled in this repo. botQqAllowed and replayGuardEnabled are edited in DSH Settings > QQ助手, and the replay guard is armed automatically when the logged-in account changes.

Open the full DeepSeek Harness running on your computer from a phone browser, with QR pairing over LAN HTTPS and shared sessions and workspace; cross-network access needs your own HTTPS entry or a self-hosted relay (no public relay is provided). Connection and auth code is adapted in part from saya-ch/dsh-mobile.

DSH host-side bridge for a multi-device mesh: exposes local sessions and tools over a token-protected loopback HTTP endpoint so the dsh-mesh server on this machine (separate npm package dsh-mesh-node) can create sessions, prompt them and call tools for paired peers.

Read-only behavior audit for DSH sessions: flags unsafe actions in 8 categories (A–H) with rules for 14 subclasses (the 41-subclass taxonomy file is not shipped, so a built-in 14-subclass fallback is used), anchors every finding to a real event seq, and gives deep links plus the full tool-call / data-access chain of any assistant reply (parameters, results, files read and written, domains, sandbox and approval context). Every finding is drill-downable.

Non-blocking approvals and timed questions: permission requests park as pending items while the model keeps working and the approved call can be retried, and ask_user_question runs in timed mode (20 s) through an override of the whole standard agent preset that applies to new sessions after a restart.

Bridges the official IAR C-SPY MCP server into DeepSeek Harness: build .ewp projects, start simulator or hardware debug sessions, and read variables, registers, memory, the call stack and target output from the conversation. Windows only, and it needs an IAR Embedded Workbench installation. Setup needs Python 3.10+, Git and network access to GitHub and PyPI.

One-click restart for the DSH desktop app that keeps the window position, size, maximized state and display, with an optional resume of the sessions the restart interrupted (not only the one you had open). The entry is an icon at the right of the sidebar footer account row plus a /restart-desktop slash command; when the account row cannot be recognised it falls back to the sidebar.footer.action seat, so the button does not disappear. Windows desktop only.

Live architecture map of DeepSeek Harness: renders plugins, services, tools, sessions, models and MCP as a five-layer diagram of 14 component domains, and animates the real tool/model/session call flow as moving dots along the connecting curves.

Shared studio runtime serving plugin pages and connecting locally configured applications to DSH sessions.

Session-completion reminders for DeepSeek Harness: a sidebar bell with an unread dot, plus system notification, in-app toast and a two-tone chime, each switchable. The toast can be dragged anywhere, subagent sessions can be muted, and the last 24 completions stay one click away.

Badges the installed app icon with the number of finished, unread sessions, and pops an in-app badge or a Windows notification when a session fails or waits for your answer; each state has its own chime.

DevLead mode for DeepSeek Harness: a human-only switch turns one ordinary session into a lead with eight devlead_* tools to register workspaces and create, read, continue and watch other ordinary sessions; it dispatches work to those sessions, reviews the delivery and reports, is woken through a durable notification digest when a watched session's turn settles, and can give a dispatched writing session its own Git worktree when the host provides the experimental worktree service.

Packages a working style into a versioned pack of rules, skills and presets injected into the system prompt at global, project or session scope, distills local agent sessions into aggregate reports and suggested rules you can adopt or undo, exports the pack as a tarball a teammate can install, and ships a reference FDE pack with 40 skills.

Human-in-the-loop self-improvement loop: one objective becomes an auditable work chain that iterates in child sessions while the main agent stays idle.

Serial model orchestration: a delegate tool over a built-in catalog of current Chinese-market models (DeepSeek, GLM, Doubao, Hunyuan, MiniMax, MiMo, Kimi, Qwen, GPT). The main agent splits work, picks a model per subtask with a required reason, waits for each result, and falls back to a default model; every route is checked against the Session model-selection policy before a child starts. Needs Plugins → Subagent → Model selection enabled for the routes you want (new sessions only) and each model's provider configured. Uses the same plugin id as other model-router plugins, so install only one of them.

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.

Adds one agent tool (read-only on your transcripts) that searches Claude Code, Codex and DSH session transcripts and returns each match with its resume command. Needs ripgrep (rg) and zstd (zstdcat) on PATH and keeps a plain-text cache of DSH sessions under ~/.dsh/cache/history-search.

Translates the English reasoning text of DSH sessions into Chinese on this machine, using a local Marian NMT model (ONNX, about 108 MiB) that you download once from the plugin panel (Hugging Face or the hf-mirror.com mirror). No API key and no network request at translation time; identifiers, code spans and URLs are masked so they come back unchanged.

Sends one instruction to a chosen group of existing DSH sessions at once, with attachments, optional answer collection and up to eight temporary subagents.

Full-text search over DSH conversation history: decompresses the persisted per-session session.v4.jsonl.zstd logs, matches user/assistant message text, and opens a hit at the matching message (archived sessions are unarchived first). Also binds Ctrl+F.