Plugins

NPM registry management for DeepSeek Harness: query package info, list versions, search packages, and publish/deprecate packages — registry info via HTTP API, publish via the npm CLI with optional token injection, plus a web settings panel

Keeps an unfinished task list visible across turns. DSH clears the todos projection at the start of every turn and expects the model to rewrite the whole list, so when a turn is interrupted the plan is durably in the session log but permanently gone from the UI — and todo_write is write-only, so neither the user nor the model can read it back. This plugin registers one ordinary session/event listener, remembers the last list per session, and when a turn/start arrives whose remembered list still has unfinished work, re-appends that list so the projection stops reporting an empty plan. No fork of tool-todo and no waterfall: a plugin cannot replace the projection (the registry throws on a stateVersion mismatch), so appending the event the fold reacts to is the reachable seam. Deliberately narrow — only unfinished lists, at most one event per turn start, fails open. Verified by a controlled A/B on real sessions: identical runs differing only in whether the plugin was installed, folded through the real projection definition. Zero dependencies.

Browse the awesome-dsh-plugin catalog from a page in DSH Settings: filter by category or by installed state, search by name or description, sort by stars, downloads, name or date added, and install a plugin into the current profile. Two further tabs list what is already installed and which of those have a newer version in the catalog, with an update button on each row. The update view reports installed plugins whose update status cannot be determined, and overlapping install requests are refused. The catalog is cached locally for an hour with a mirror, a CDN and the npm registry as fallbacks when the official source is unreachable.

Read-only MCP server over the DSH plugin-certification registry, exposing a plugin certification grade, its snapshot and the five-dimension evidence behind it.

Routes DSH filesystem, shell, subprocess, and PTY operations to local, SSH, and Docker execution nodes, with a node registry, an authentication gate, a mobile-aware management UI, and per-workspace custom project instructions.

Multi-pet desktop companion: four MAM status lights watch every active session (approval / running / done-unread / error) and each card click-through to its conversation; four voice groups speak on state changes with duration-timed subtitles; import pets from four sources (folder / zip / Codex dir / Petdex registry) with card-style hot-swap and an integrity guard; five action bindings, drag physics, three scales. The built-in fox Foxbell ships in the package — install and go.

Extensible durable Monitor Core and Bundle registry for Relay Events on DeepSeek Harness.

Shared toolkit for authoring DeepSeek Harness plugins, published as @perrylink/dsh-plugin-kit: a pluggable provider registry seam, fail-closed approval and session-event gates, shared sanitize/pricing/judge modules and a new-plugin skeleton.

Control panel for local LLM inference servers in the DSH web view: service registry with health checks and stop controls, named parameter profiles for llama.cpp, SGLang and vLLM with pre-save KV/VRAM validation, GPU detection, and tok/s benchmarks.

Routine taskboard for DSH: a dedicated registry of long-lived scheduled infrastructure placards (windows tasks / cron / ai sessions) with dual-source health lamps and artifact freshness, plus a lightweight claimable work-order board.

FS-shaped internal URL schemes (conflict://, pr://, issue://, …) resolved through one registry behind the read/grep/write tools — a standalone service plugin for DeepSeek Harness with no upstream harness changes required.

Agent-curated long-horizon memory (ctx.memory) for DeepSeek Harness: durable project-scoped memory banks with a provider registry and a shipped local backend — a standalone plugin with no upstream harness changes required.

Generic dock-button host for a dsh (DeepSeek Harness) web client: renders one row of buttons above the composer and owns the dockButtons registry, overflow menu, i18n, and motion. Built as a Feature-Sliced Design static Cordis plugin.

DSH tools for planning and applying reproducible Plugin Hub Profiles through the local dsh-hub CLI

VSCode-style workbench shell for the DSH Web UI: activity bar, side bar, editor area, panel and status bar, with a registry service (ctx.workbench) for mounting panels, views and commands.

Checks whether a similar dsh plugin already exists before you build one, searching the awesome-dsh-plugin registry and the dsh-plugin GitHub topic and returning ranked matches with evidence.

First-run health check for DeepSeek Harness: verifies Node/pnpm/dsh toolchain, home, profile, API key (names only, never values), workspace writability and npm registry, then prints actionable next steps — CLI plus an agent-callable quickstart tool, dsh-firstrun/v1 reports, zero runtime deps.

Analyze usage across models, providers, workspaces, and time ranges — including custom start/end dates over the full retained history — with live cache-hit visibility and separate model and provider breakdowns. Includes hourly single-day trends, daily cross-day trends, a 53-week GitHub-style heatmap, usage streaks, model and workspace Token-share donut charts with Token, cost, and percentage details, independent combinable filters, cache-efficiency trends, DeepSeek account balance, workspace aliases, CSV export, and a durable ledger that preserves successfully flushed usage after session deletion — and after a workspace is deleted, where its recorded usage is summed into one Deleted row — and rebuilds incrementally — on restart, unchanged sessions are applied from the ledger without re-reading their logs (a per-session log revision is the change signal), and only changed/new events are folded. The workspace registry is kept fresh automatically through the DSH domain/changed probe: only added/removed workspaces are reprocessed incrementally, unchanged workspaces reuse their computed aggregates and ledger with zero rescan, and usage is strictly limited to DSH-registered workspaces (unregistered cwds are ignored). After a scan, lightweight revision status fetches full history only when the Host/data state changes and exposes non-sensitive sync health (revision reuse, rereads, ledger recovery, and failures). Token accounting is explicit: input is fresh (cache read/write and reasoning are separate buckets) and zero-usage replays never overwrite recorded usage. Chinese uses local time, English uses UTC; API access is loopback-only.

Check the dsh plugins you already installed against a registry of verified packages: which ship a broken package, which are pinned to a dsh version that no longer exists, and which run code on your machine at install time. Drafts the issue that fixes each

DSH Plugin Registry inside DeepSeek Harness — search, compare, and inspect source-backed plugin information before installation.

DSH plugin: loopback WebSocket bridge that mirrors application frontend tools onto the agent's tool registry and forwards model calls back to the application — one bridge, many apps, key-based namespace isolation

Cross-ecosystem aggregation data layer: syncs the GitHub dsh-plugin topic and the npm registry into one open JSON index, queried by model tools, a CLI, and a minimal stdio MCP server.

Unreal Engine .uasset inspection (resolve/registry/load) and restricted Blueprint node editing through built-in UE Python.

Font system plugin: OFL webfont presets served offline from the plugin, user-imported custom woff2 fonts, and a ctx.fonts registry other plugins can extend.