Plugins

One-click create, update or remove the DeepSeek Harness desktop shortcut with switchable custom icons and a draggable whale button.

Conversation outline for DeepSeek Harness: the Markdown headings of the whole session, grouped by turn, in a side panel or a full-width curtain; hover previews can be pinned for comparison, bookmarks keep the places you come back to, and a right-click jumps to a section or copies a heading and the levels below it. Six theme colours and a translucent material, title/prompt/full-text/cross-session search, reading-position follow and a Chinese/English interface.

Fridge-magnet quick-task stickers docked above the composer: one-click sends a preloaded prompt into the current session, grouped long-term/short-term.

Sets up QuickTUI from a dsh plugin page: installs QuickTUI server on macOS and Linux, pairs the phone app by QR code, and connects dsh sessions so the app can follow them, answer approvals and questions, send prompts, and interrupt turns.

Search-first model selector with favorites, recent models, collapsible provider groups and keyboard navigation.

Transforms DSH into a dual-column Codex workspace with an integrated Activity Bar, unified topbar, avatar quick access, session history navigation.

Adds a toggle to the DSH UI that opens the current session to a phone browser through an embedded loopback reverse proxy and a Cloudflare quick tunnel, and pushes each new tunnel address to WeChat.

Adds a Quick Restart entry to the DSH Desktop account menu that quits and relaunches the app in one click. Windows desktop app only.

Adds a lightweight follow-up row under each DSH answer: one anchor question plus 1-3 user-voice quick replies, so the next turn is one click away; supports always / balanced / conservative strategies and optional refusal or emotional-context skips.

Exposes any local service on a LAN address and a public cloudflared quick-tunnel domain behind one password login, with per-route open/block gates managed from the plugin settings page. Requires Python 3 and cloudflared on the machine, and reports either of them being missing or misconfigured in the settings page before you start; LAN and local access are passwordless by default, while the public tunnel requires the passcode.

A row of model preset buttons above the composer: left-click switches the session to that preset's provider, model and reasoning effort, right-click opens an editor for it, and each preset can carry a custom name instead of the model id. The editor reads the session's live model catalog, and presets are stored locally.

A 3×3 pad of saved phrases sitting to the left of the composer and tracking the input box's height: clicking a cell inserts its text at the caret as one undoable edit. Presets are editable in place, 9 cells per page up to 12 pages, and the UI follows the DSH language setting. Falls back to a panel above the composer when the window leaves no room.

JavaScript orchestration over DeepSeek Harness tools using Node.js VM or QuickJS WebAssembly backends.

Skill browser and switchboard for the DSH web GUI: a sidebar entry lists skills from configurable source directories as cards, clicking a card opens the full SKILL.md, and the per-card switch writes disable-model-invocation and registers or removes that skill in the agent skill catalog, so the model can load exactly the skills that are switched on. It also recognises WorkBuddy expert-team folders and shows avatar, tags, quick prompts and members, registering its lead prompt as a skill when switched on. Source directories are editable in the panel.

Turns course, lecture, tutorial, meeting, and talk videos into structured study notes: it extracts the audio track with ffmpeg, transcribes it with Whisper, then writes notes with a chapter outline, emphasis markers, and a quick-reference card.

Drag documents into the dsh web chat; the agent reads them directly from the local filesystem and the right sidebar lists the outputs and file paths.

Quick-open palette for the Web GUI: Ctrl+P fuzzy-searches an in-memory index of the session workspace (about 51k entries, median query 5 ms) with per-segment path anchoring, dir: and file: prefixes, Tab directory drilling and :line jumps, opens the picked file in the native right sidebar, and drops a file reference into the conversation draft with Ctrl+Enter. Also adds in-file find (Ctrl+F) and a selection-to-reference action to the built-in file preview.

Manageable one-tap text chips above the session composer; idle sessions queue the message and running sessions steer at the next safe boundary without rewriting the draft.

let dsh use your skills.quick command and diy buttons.

Navigation dots for DSH Web conversations — quickly jump between user messages.

Interactive Side-Assistant Dock to ask quick side questions via /btw with real-time thinking status and history pagination without interrupting the active agent loop.

Plugin-button aggregator with carrier + on-site-LLM extensibility: gather any plugin's scattered buttons into one entry (SSiD title bar / web floating ball), LLM registers per environment, right-click deregisters — pure data, no plugin source touched.

Browse and govern the skill library from a floating-ball panel with three tabs — skills, call ledger and quick start. You choose the skill root yourself through a native directory chooser (defaults to ~/.dsh/skills, no path is shipped with the plugin); skills are grouped into two levels of categories, with manual, keyword-based and AI grouping available and a tree or flat view toggle, and grouping is purely visual so no skill file is ever moved. Descriptions are read from each SKILL.md frontmatter, search filters by skill name, description or original text, and a card opens the full SKILL.md. Skills can be switched on and off per card, per category or for the whole library — the toggle rewrites disable-model-invocation in that SKILL.md and writes a SKILL.md.bak-toggle-<timestamp> backup before saving, rolling back if the write fails; disabled cards grey out until restored. The call ledger separates automatic from manual entries, records skill successes and failures by listening to tools/result events, and reports call counts, success rate, trend and a ranking, reusing an existing ledger file found in the library. Hot reload picks up skill edits without a restart. The DSH settings page gains a floating-ball section that shows or hides the three balls, offers one-click restore of a ball dragged off-screen, and picks the shared 130-skin catalogue for all three balls.

Branching surveys in the web GUI: the ask_survey tool with per-option routing, hover insights, Mermaid diagrams, quick one-click answer templates, and resumable banked progress.