Plugins

One-click free-model setup for DSH web, built for coding beginners: one-click installer for Windows (install.bat) and macOS/Linux (install.sh, v1.7.0+); four permanently free channels — Zhipu GLM (text + image), SiliconFlow (Qwen3-8B plus 15+ sub-9B models), iFlytek Spark Lite and the OpenRouter free pool, which routes through openrouter/auto and picks from a pool that changes over time; bottom-left setup hint hides once any free model is connected; real-time DeepSeek peak/off-peak pricing reminder; bundled beginner help center.

Usage and cost view for DeepSeek Harness: aggregates real token usage from existing session logs, locks each cost at the price of its event time, and shows month and today spend against a budget from a sidebar card or an input-bar pill.

Three-tier now/next/later input planning dock for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: a red/yellow/green priority strip replaces the busy-Enter queue, plain Enter queues to later, with in-place multi-line editing, drag reorder, and session-isolated freeze/resume; the freeze button bridges a separate plugin, [dsh-session-guard](https://github.com/drscrewdriver/dsh-session-guard) (installable from dsh-market), via stopNextTurn/resume RPC + composer lock for a real per-session lock, pairing with its global peak-hour auto-pause to stop sessions during DeepSeek's high-cost windows and resume off-peak.

A configurable 17-segment session status bar for the dsh composer dock with live TPS, per-model cost estimation, and a usage & cost dialog.

Solarized light theme, compact layout, think/tool-chain collapse capsules, and balance, session cost, and usage dashboards for the DSH web UI.

Exports the agent loop to GreptimeDB as OpenTelemetry traces, metrics and logs, with seven Grafana dashboards covering token usage, cost, session outcomes and per-turn latency.

UI harmonizer for DeepSeek Harness: normalizes unfinished or self-contradictory official UI, reconciles style conflicts between installed plugins, and unifies the visual language via official design tokens — with live-customizable chat width, markdown font size, workspace scale, UI font stack and a rounded center-column card from Settings → General; client-only dsh bundle, zero model cost, no host side, removable without residue.

Per-plugin usage budgets and cost caps on the llm/stream waterfall: per-model usage accounting, session and monthly budgets with warn/block transitions, latency windows, and a carbon-footprint estimate.

OpenCode Go usage bar in the composer dock: rolling/weekly/monthly quota rings, DSH-session token & cost stats priced with live official rates, per-model and current-session scope breakdowns with live per-session updates, one-click API key copy.

Cost tracking priced from an online catalogue (models.dev + OpenRouter, 8000+ models, each call priced at its own instant): a per-turn cost line, a Cost tab attributing spend to tool output / model output / system prompt / commands, budget, monthly forecast, ~166 live-rate currencies, and a bill_stats agent tool.

Usage and cost statistics with peak/off-peak pricing after the 2026-08-17 rate change, a floating summary panel, per-session breakdowns, and a day/week/month/year/all usage heatmap.

Token, cost, and balance dashboard under the composer: live indicator plus zero-dependency SVG charts for per-turn usage, estimated cost, and DeepSeek account balance.

Replaces the dsh compaction backend with a Codex-style window reset: the checkpoint is a handoff assembled from the session log by code, not a model-written summary, so a reset costs no summarization calls. A task ledger with a two-check gate keeps intent, next steps and the files still in play across resets, and a new_context tool lets the model reset on its own. Re-declares the four built-in agent presets (standard, ptc, minimal, cordis) exactly as shipped in dsh 0.2.2-rc.1, so re-run sync-presets.mjs after a dsh upgrade; idle cache keepalive is on by default and sends real requests that use quota (keepalive: false turns it off).

Settings page for the REA reverse-engineering tool gateway (rea-mcp-lite) that lives in the same repository: pick which tool bundles load into context, see the tool count and token cost of each bundle, save and recall named presets of your loading setup, hot-swap them without restarting DSH, and check this repository and REA for updates, including classifying the tools a new REA release added. The page is split into sections with sub-menus, filters and pagination. Requires REA (rea-agents) and the gateway registered as the rea MCP server (see repo README).

QQ (NapCat / OneBot 11) bridge for DeepSeek Harness: chat with your harness from QQ, with persona presets and custom personae, a grouped sticker library plus web sticker search, edge-tts or custom HTTP TTS voice notes, pluggable lookup engines, periodic memory compaction, an owner-only relay mode, and an eleven-tab management panel with live monitoring and per-turn cost tracking.

Workflow and automation (`workflow`): task dispatch, optional Agent Teams, and tiered verification; usage and billing (`usage`): session token tracking and automatic context folding (no bill calculation); sessions and messages (`session`): persistent fold state, protected recent messages, and watermark-triggered handoff; models and account access (`model`): six dispatch pools and optional intent-based routing (no account integration); skills (`skill`): read-only MySQL/Redis checks, commit-message generation, and requirements/design docs; development and runtime (`dev`): Host/Client settings UI and tool-call safeguards. Together, these features are designed to balance output quality with token efficiency and model-use costs.

Replaces the stats line under the message input in the DSH desktop app with a configurable status bar of ten optional fields, with live cost estimates at DeepSeek's official peak and off-peak rates, custom per-model prices, a CNY or USD switch and account balance.

Vision for text-only DeepSeek via Doubao Web by default (zero-cost, no API key — drives your logged-in Chrome through a Windows CDP bridge), with Antigravity IDE quota (flash/pro) or Gemini fallback; auto detail escalation, vision evidence memory with compaction rehydration, content-hash cache, and a bilingual client panel.

模型路由与成本优化器：简单问题 flash 直答、故障自动降级、会话 token/缓存/成本实时面板 | Model router & cost optimizer for DeepSeek Harness: flash quick-answers for simple questions, failure fallback, live token/cache/cost panel

AIGC creation inside DeepSeek Harness: generate images, video, audio and 3D with open and closed-source models — parameter schemas, cost estimates, approval gates and a task panel.

A desktop dynamic island window for DSH (tested on Windows) that shows whether the agent is thinking, replying, running tools or waiting for approval; expanded, it shows plan progress, context and token usage, and lets you stop the task, approve permission requests and answer the agent's questions, with a separate usage window that estimates cost from DeepSeek's official prices. The island window needs an existing Electron runtime — reused from the dsh-orb plugin's downloaded runtime or pointed to by DSH_ISLAND_ELECTRON — and DSH Desktop 0.2.1-rc.5 on Windows; the package neither bundles nor downloads Electron.

Progressive tool disclosure: a deferred tool group costs one catalog line instead of its full schemas until the model loads it with tool_search, with one switch per group in Settings and each group measured against the live registry.

A balance and cost widget for the DSH web GUI: a sidebar footer card shows the account balance, a remaining-ratio bar and today costs; clicking opens a four-tier cost breakdown (last prompt / this session / today-this-project / today-all) with term explanations and a one-click top-up link. Zero external dependencies, works on Node 24.

Lazy-loading router for MCP servers: auto-discovers compatible MCPs and keeps only a shared router in the tool catalog, revealing a server's schemas when a turn needs them and hiding them again at turn end, so many installed MCPs stop costing context on every request. Falls open to normal visibility on any uncertainty, and the original MCP keeps ownership of execution, permissions and process lifecycle. Also supports explicit lazy connections with warm reuse, bounded reconnection, stdio and Streamable HTTP.