Plugins

MCP management panel for DeepSeek Harness — live connection status per server (green dot), one-click pip/npx upgrades for local stdio servers with Windows file-lock handling, pause/resume/delete, an add-server form writing cordis.patch.yml, real initialize-handshake probes, and beginner-friendly usage help.

Human-in-the-loop tools (`human_task` / `human_task_ready_check`): pause the agent until the user performs a real-world action or returns an observation (GUI operation, game testing, visual verification, hardware checks), gated by session consent and an AFK presence check, returning a structured JSON result via a web task dialog.

Type normally; about two seconds after you pause, it rewrites your draft into a clearer, first-person version more likely to get a good answer, leaving pasted code, links and long text untouched, marking missing details as placeholders instead of guessing, and keeping multi-part questions numbered.

Browse and manage the community plugin catalog from a first-level DeepSeek Harness Settings page, with verified installs and updates, removal, pause and resume, installed-package state, and sanitized README previews.

Slacking-off companion: a floating mini player that streams Bilibili videos (native player, danmaku, comments, search) and pauses when your agent needs you, resuming exactly where you left off.

Pause and resume DeepSeek Harness sessions around DeepSeek peak-priced hours (holiday & make-up-workday aware)

Drive existing DSH sessions from QQ (needs an OneBot 11 implementation such as NapCat running alongside): ask another session a question, manage share/team slots with a guard, pause a running turn, restart DSH on Windows and resume (via the install-restart.ps1 scheduled task), and inject peak-hour discipline. Plugin detail page has per-feature switches.

Agent tools for a local Gopeed downloader: create, inspect, pause, resume and remove downloads, diagnose or launch the Gopeed process, and receive download-complete events through a DSH background job that wakes an idle agent. Process diagnostics and launching are Windows-only; the download tools work wherever Gopeed runs.

Five DSH utilities in one plugin: drive existing sessions over QQ (needs an OneBot 11 implementation such as NapCat running alongside), ask another session a question with a context guard, pause the running turn, restart DSH on Windows with optional auto-resume (via the install-restart.ps1 scheduled task), and inject peak-hour token discipline.

Adds the models of your own GPU Hugging Face Space to the model selector, starts the Space when you send a message, shows its start progress, and pauses it when idle or at a time limit. Requires a Hugging Face account with a GPU Space serving an OpenAI-compatible API, a Hugging Face token stored in the DSH vault as HF_TOKEN, and a paid plan for GPU hardware; Hugging Face bills the GPU time.

A permanent status card in the top-right corner of the DSH content area: one line for where this turn's time went (model, tools, waiting), plus collapsible to-dos with a progress bar, the session goal (edit/pause/resume/clear), submitted plans that open in the preview pane, the files this session changed, subagents with their token and duration figures, and this session's background jobs: running rows carry a two-step stop button, finished ones fold into a count line that stays collapsed until opened; it yields space to the content as the area narrows and folds into a round button at the limit.

Work todo reminders in a sidebar panel with four stage tabs (not started, in progress, overdue, done) plus separate recurring and paused filters, priority derived from the end time in real time, pinning that survives overdue, and enable/disable for recurring tasks. Recurrence covers workdays (following China's statutory holidays and make-up workdays), selected weekdays, monthly dates with month-end rollover, and 5-field cron; one-off tasks default to start and end reminders (start optional, end required); meetings can disable the end reminder. Alerts appear in a page overlay with optional browser notifications, snooze and quiet hours. Twelve agent tools; weekly/monthly reports, natural-language quick add, and cross-view search; data is a single local JSON file with completed tasks archived per quarter.

Hides the dsh-pet desktop pet while a game or fullscreen app is in the foreground, then brings it back. Decides from three signals — a captionless window covering the whole monitor, the foreground process living in a game directory, and the system's full-screen notification state — and requires two consistent polls before acting, so alt-tabbing does not make the pet flicker. It only toggles window visibility; dsh-pet's configuration and install directory are never touched. A tray menu offers pause, restore now, and reload config. Windows only.

English port of Windows Computer Use for DeepSeek Harness: 10 desktop tools (computer, computer_batch, open_application, windows, ui_elements, clipboard, switch_display, app_skill, request_access, list_granted_applications) with UI Automation, per-app access control, English settings UI and mini progress card overlay, Esc pause/resume, and DSH 0.2.1 unpacked koffi.node auto-discovery. Fork of copylee711/dsh-computer-use; it reuses the same plugin id and tool names, so the two cannot be installed together.

Shows a character avatar and an editable ID beside every assistant reply, and reads the reply aloud with the system voice or a local TTS service you point it at; includes presets, a playback bar with pause and sentence skipping, tone and speed controls, and one-click launching of that service.

DSH plugin: offline JVM production-report diagnostics — thread dumps with Java-level deadlock cycles, GC-log pause percentiles, Maven/Gradle dependency conflicts, exception chains and Spring config diffs. Never touches a running process: no jcmd, no jstac

Hover-reveal Douyin short-video feed inside DeepSeek Harness: move the pointer into a fixed hotspot to play, leave to pause in place, scroll the wheel to switch clips. Wheel travel is accumulated and cooled down so one gesture switches once, and the player stays mounted while hidden so re-entry resumes instead of restarting. The host half signs the requests and reverse-proxies the media stream, so no account or sign-in is needed.

Turn-finished music reminder: when an agent turn ends, play a ringtone or any local audio file (bundled synthesised telephone ring, custom absolute path, or an in-page upload), with a floating chip to pause, resume or dismiss it and loop-until-paused playback; configured in Settings, defaults overridable per deployment.

Generic monitor plugin for DSH Desktop: an HTTP polling rule engine. Poll any endpoint on schedule (multi-step, variable extraction, JS condition expressions); when conditions hit, wake a visible agent session to act — zero model calls otherwise. Configure everything in a sidebar GUI panel: create/edit/pause/test/fire-now/run history, same UX as the built-in scheduler plugin.

Reads assistant replies aloud with Microsoft Edge neural voices and highlights the sentence being spoken, so you can follow along while listening. The highlight is yours to style: background colour, text colour and opacity are each adjustable in settings. Also adds a sound-wave play button to every reply, pause plus previous and next sentence, adjustable speed, and an auto-read toggle.

Local offline prosody analysis for DeepSeek Harness: reports how something was said — speed, pitch, pauses, energy — alongside the transcript.

Observes consecutive identical tool failures and optionally pauses before the next model step, preserving original results and successful repeats, with an in-chat report in DSH Web.

Holds DeepSeek model calls for the rest of each peak-hour window you configure instead of sending them, so they are billed at off-peak rates; also pauses active goals while it waits and shows the account balance with an 8-hour spend chart.

Session-local scheduled tasks: inject a prompt into the current session after a delay, at a fixed time, or on a repeating interval, so the model wakes up and runs it on time. Manage them from a panel above the composer, the /schedule command, or seven model-facing tools. Timers freeze while DSH is closed and never auto-resume; pause keeps the remaining time, so resuming continues from where it stopped.