Plugins

Operate GitHub for real instead of read-only: create and manage repositories, read and write files, clone/commit/push actual code with your local git, open pull requests and issues, and search. The token goes into DSH's credential store, never into config, and git authenticates through a one-shot header so it never lands in the remote URL.

Shows the current workspace's Git commit graph in the DSH desktop right sidebar.

Git panel for the DSH right sidebar: staging, commits, branch switching, fetch/pull/push, worktrees, a Cursor-style commit graph and GitHub pull requests (the GitHub card needs a GitHub token). It drives the system git binary, so the panel and the terminal always agree.

DSH GitHub 涨星榜插件：日/周/月三榜切换，展示每期涨星 TOP20。卡片流榜单，每个项目带独立中文简介、星数曲线趋势图与多项目走势对比。

Sync DeepSeek Harness sessions and workspace files to a private GitHub repository for cross-device handoff, with sync badges, search and bulk upload, independent local/remote delete, conflict "pick a side", and multi-device-safe index merging.

Read-only GitHub profile page inside DSH — repo cards with language and stars, plus a one-year contribution heatmap.

Right-sidebar GitHub panel with four rising-repository lists — created within 2 days, 7 days, 30 days, and 20k+ stars still pushed — where the first three are ranked by star velocity (stars per day) rather than total stars, so repositories that gained traction fast surface above older ones with more stars. Each row shows the repository name, its own description, language, the stars-per-day rate and up to two topics, and links to the repository. A keyword search box queries the GitHub Search API directly, debounced and IME-aware so a Chinese or Japanese composition costs one request instead of one per keystroke. Reads the public GitHub Search API anonymously: no token, no login, no account, nothing else contacted. Lists cache for 30 minutes and search results for 5; outbound requests go direct first and fall back to a listening local proxy port only if direct fails.

Merged commit timeline for the Git repositories in a DSH workspace, with per-repository dirty and ahead/behind state, fetch, and right-sidebar file diffs.

GitLab panel in the DSH right sidebar: commit graph, branches, changes, merge requests (inline diffs, review submission, pipelines), issues, and agent tools with an approval queue for triage and batch actions. GitLab data needs a personal access token or a logged-in `glab`; local git data works without either.

GitHub Trending radar inside the Harness Web UI: fetches the daily, weekly or monthly board (optionally filtered by a language), analyzes each repository into description, star gain, tech stack, highlights and risks, renders the result as a filterable card panel with paging, and registers the github_trending tool plus the /github-trending command.

DeepSeek Harness plugin: a Sourcetree-style Git workspace — branches, diff, history, fetch/pull/push, AI-written commit messages and AI-assisted conflict resolution, with pinned and usage-ordered repositories.

JetBrains-style Git workbench for DSH: hunk and line-level staging, side-by-side diff with word-level highlighting, commit graph and branch operations, three-way conflict merge, and commit messages drafted with the host model.

A Git graph plugin for DSH: repository tree and SVG lane history (curves, merge diamonds, ref badges, terminus notches, export) in a dsh-better-sidebar tab, plus conventions that reach the model - seven built-in frameworks (or your own templates, hidden built-ins), injected into every model step and checked against the last 20 commits. Shares the /git prefix with the upstream plugin, so pick one.

Shows the repository, branch, working-tree change count and short commit SHA on the composer row, with a searchable branch switcher and a per-file diff pane in the right sidebar.

Windows bash tool for DeepSeek Harness: replaces the preset pwsh with Git for Windows or MSYS2 (UCRT64/MINGW64/CLANG64/...) bash while keeping the official terminal contract — workdir, background jobs and timeout promotion, result markers, terminal cards — and adds a settings row that discovers and validates Git/MSYS2 installations.

Gitee Enterprise project management inside the conversation: issues, pull requests, kanban and the Gitee MCP toolchain.

Git panel in the right sidebar plus fifteen agent tools: editor-style diffs, a commit graph across every branch, staging and committing, branch, stash and remote operations, and model-assisted commit messages, pre-commit review and commit splitting.

Git repository connector for DeepSeek Harness: saved repo profiles addressed by name, work-copy operations (clone/fetch/pull/push/commit), Gitea/Forgejo/GitHub API tools, keys in the DSH credential center, and per-repo safety flags (TLS bypass, overwrite, force push).

Git workflow for DeepSeek Harness: confirmed Web Git actions, slash commands and read-only tools

A read-only git browser for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI: a right-sidebar page with the session's working-tree changes and commit history, and the diff a click opens beside them. The host half reads the repository through ctx.fs and ctx.subprocess, so a r

Compact Git status line for DSH Web: the current branch, staged and unstaged line changes, ahead/behind commit counts against upstream, and a clean-worktree marker — placeable in the sidebar footer, the session header, or above/below the composer, with the position switched on the settings page.

A right-sidebar Git panel in the IDEA style — local changes with per-file checkbox commits, a commit tree with per-commit details, branch, remote and stash management, push with a credential fallback, all driven by the plain git CLI.

A GitHub-connected visual git manager for DeepSeek Harness: guided GitHub-Flow steps, commit graph with PR/CI badges, one-click GitHub login, PR and issue management, and structured git tools for the agent. Renamed from gitcompass in 2.0.0.

Out-of-tree dsh plugin: GitLab, GitHub, Gitee, Gitea, and Bitbucket tokens stay out of the model context, stored encrypted (AES-256-GCM) in a plugin-owned file; the model calls forge API tools on demand, and the web settings page manages sites and tokens.