Plugins

macOS Dock badge and bubble chime: shows an unread badge on the Dock (dot while running, count when done) and plays a chime while the app is hidden; clears on return, built on the Badging API.

OpenCode Go plan usage display for the DSH web GUI: a persistent badge under the composer shows rolling/weekly/monthly usage percents with reset countdowns; click to expand a card; agents can query the balance via the `opencode_go_usage` tool.

Always-on-top status pill for DSH on Windows: shows each session's turn state (thinking with a running timer, waiting for approval, done, failed) above every window, and while DSH is in the background it draws a bubble under the pill to approve a tool request (allow once / reject) or answer the agent's questions without switching back to the app; it declines to intercept whenever DSH is in front or the overlay is hidden, so the official cards still handle those. Sessions can be listed one per row (row count configurable) or folded into a +N badge by priority, the pill collapses to a small dot after a state settles and hides itself while a fullscreen app is in front, clicking brings DSH to the foreground and dragging moves it, and it reuses the Electron build already shipped with DSH Desktop so nothing extra is downloaded. A settings card on the plugin page adjusts scale, mini size, position, layout, row count, hold times, effects, bubble toggles and per-state visibility.

Chrome/Edge companion extension: select text on a page and click the badge to get a Markdown answer from dsh in the side panel or a floating card, with native multi-turn follow-ups; host-side tools let the agent read the current page, capture HTTP traffic and drive the browser. Fork of stuarthu/dsh-chrome (MIT): upstream supplied the bridge, browser tools and page injector, and this fork adds select-to-interpret, native multi-turn follow-up, in-panel settings and appearance options. It registers the same browser_* tool names as the upstream, so the two cannot be installed together.

Adds an ETA widget to the DSH web and desktop UI that estimates when the current turn will finish from the todo list and step pace, and shows the remaining time, a progress bar and a confidence badge.

Checks installed DSH plugins for version-declaration and API risks against the current host, with source locations when available, certainty, impact basis and coverage limits. Adds a compatibility settings panel, plugin-detail findings/badges, a compat_check agent tool and a skill provider.

Composer-dock badge showing DeepSeek peak/off-peak pricing on a Beijing-time calendar whose China holiday schedule is fetched online at runtime (off-peak costs half the peak rate); auto-hides for non-DeepSeek models and cycles seven readouts on click.

Long sessions get expensive, and the platform compacts the context on its own. This plugin adds an occupancy badge (hover to see how it is computed), writes a handover draft into HANDOVER.md from 45% — files changed, money spent, what recent turns were about — and reminds you once at 60% to wrap up. On compaction it records the reading from just before, so you can check it later. No model calls, nothing added to the conversation; it does not prevent compaction.

A chip at the left end of the composer tool row showing whether DeepSeek bills at peak or off-peak right now. Clicking it opens a card with the current state and rate, the next switch with a countdown, and why this instant is in that state: a weekend, a named statutory holiday, a 调休 make-up workday, or simply outside the peak windows. Times are resolved in Beijing time with an explicit UTC offset, so the verdict does not depend on the machine clock; a hard-coded 2026 Chinese holiday table carries the 33 holiday days and the six 调休 workdays, and a year beyond the table says so instead of guessing.

Renders inline code in DSH chat as pills with syntax colours and optional file badges, styles chat file paths, and offers optional folded-row tinting and thinking-text ink, with a settings page for six presets, colours and fonts.

Real-time inspector of the files the agent reads and edits, with a file tree, in the DeepSeek Harness right sidebar: M/A/R badges, side-by-side diffs and live agent activity tracking.

A port of the T3 Code model picker into the composer: a provider rail, search results grouped under provider headings, favorites kept in the browser, unavailable-provider badges, and Cmd/Ctrl+1..9 jump shortcuts for the first nine rows of the visible list.

One-click brand replacement for the DSH web GUI — logo, product name, version badge, hero headline, tab title and favicon.

Zero-credential Outlook automation: 13 tools that drive the local desktop Outlook client via COM — search/read mail, drafts, reply/forward, calendar, address book, rooms, free/busy — plus a sidebar new-mail badge. No Graph API registration, no SMTP passwords; anything that leaves the machine passes a three-layer human approval gate.

Per-turn file-change card for DSH Desktop: +N −M badges, aligned diffs, and Mac/Windows file open (system app, Finder/Explorer, VS Code).

Real DeepSeek account balance and official spend tracker in the session header, with peak/off-peak badge, monetary alert with auto-stop, and one-click top-up.

iPhone-style agent phone: dual-panel calls & SMS, RCS group chat with trust gates, cross-device agent messaging via the registry inbox bridge, L0–L4 trust badges and evidence audit. Experimental: trust summaries are not a security guarantee, and SMS/signalling is relayed through the operator's inbox (visible to them); E2E encryption is planned.

Task-scoped git worktrees for DSH: durable per-repo manifest, worktree mode injects a creation instruction with your first message under an automatic worktree/ branch prefix, header badge instead of workspace clutter, and bring-back or force-remove cleanup.

Auto-switches the agent to ultra-compressed caveman-style output during DeepSeek peak-pricing hours (Beijing 09:00–12:00 / 14:00–18:00, price x2) and shows a status badge plus transition toasts.

Achievement and gamification plugin: unlock badges for turns, tool calls, sessions, daily streaks and coding behavior (edits/reads/tests), with a badge wall, unlock toasts and a ctx.achievements SDK.

Conversation header badge showing the DeepSeek Harness version, checking npm for the latest release and prompting upgrades.

Adds an Outlook mailbox and calendar to DeepSeek Harness, with unread badges and AI-assisted email drafts. Sign-in uses the Microsoft Entra app whose client ID you enter in settings; without one it falls back to Microsoft's own Office client ID, which Microsoft can refuse (personal accounts get AADSTS65002). It requests read/write access to mail (including sending), calendar and To Do. Mail text goes to your configured model for the AI features; the welcome-page weather calls Open-Meteo, and BigDataCloud if you use your location.

Native Windows completion and approval notifications for DeepSeek Harness, with session titles, optional AI summaries, quick reply, and an opt-in taskbar completion badge. Toasts carry the original session route, subject to Windows activation. The badge requires PowerShell 7.

A lightweight task completion notification plugin for DSH (dsh-notify-lite). When the agent finishes its work, it delivers Windows native Toast notifications with the first paragraph of the latest reply (40 characters by default). Supports taskbar unread badges, audio alerts, and configurable notification options. With no resident tray or background service, it keeps you focused without interruptions. Fully open source under the MIT license, with continuous DSH compatibility.