Plugins

Shrinks oversized bash and job_output text by piping it through the external rtk binary, keeps the original in a spill file and lets the model fetch it back on demand; keeps the original text when rtk is missing or fails.

Opens a folder in DeepSeek Harness from the OS: a Windows Explorer context-menu verb, a macOS Finder Quick Action and QSpace service, and the dsh-open launcher that starts or hands off to the desktop app. The OS menu entries need a one-time registration script (install-menu.ps1 on Windows, install-macos.sh on macOS) after installing the plugin.

Inserts the full path as text when a folder is pasted into the input box, instead of trying to upload it (Windows and macOS).

Cross-session memory for DeepSeek Harness: extracts durable facts from sessions in the background, recalls relevant memories on demand, and keeps a layered summary, a persona snapshot and a commitment ledger; data stays local unless you point it at your own private Git repository.

Session operations for DeepSeek Harness: really delete persisted sessions (ungrouped, temp, archive and subagent filters; guards on running, live and workspace sessions) and move sessions between workspaces (log relocation, header.cwd rewrite, workspace registry follow). Ships the shared session-store library.

Ships the Codex UI 1.1.49 sidebar inside the plugin itself, so no upstream release can change the interface, and adds a real delete to the session menu: it provides the remote.workspaceRegistry.deleteSession service, unhides the per-session ... button, and permanently removes the session log, workspace records and projection cache, with subagent and forked conversations selectable in a family-tree dialog. Bundles the Codex UI 1.1.49 sidebar from MichengAI/dsh-codex-ui (Apache-2.0) — do not install both; the delete engine is adapted from Lzcdebear/better-dsh-session-deletetool (MIT).

Adds handoff, context-decision and context-diagnose skills, self-contained context_pressure/context_history tools (peak tokens, compaction stats), per-route realWindows with windowSource evidence, routeKey, handoffAt forced-handoff line, and slash commands.

Rice on a Stick: Expose control over DeepSeek Harness (dsh) through MCP (Streamable HTTP) and dsh's native tools, with a configurable list of allowed models. Long-tail host endpoints can be invoked via a generic, audited bridge. By default, it listens only on 127.0.0.1, with an optional access token.

Removes subagent entries and orphaned projection caches from DeepSeek Harness session logs after the app quits, always dry-run first and with a full backup.

Two-step session deletion: the session menu moves a chat into a recycle bin without deleting anything, the bin panel restores an entry, deletes one for good right away, or empties the whole bin, and the next start wipes its log, projection cache, spill files and workspace membership.

Adds a Forget action to every session row menu, confirmed by a second click in the menu, that removes the session from the sidebar and from disk: running work is stopped, workspace, archive and pin records are detached through official channels, the log directory and projection-cache entries are deleted, and a revive guard re-deletes anything a late write or a lingering handle recreates; memories, attachments and other sessions are left alone.

为 DeepSeek Harness 侧栏会话补上官方缺失的「删除会话」：运行中置灰、二次确认、真正删除（列表、登记与磁盘数据一并清除，做不到时如实告知）。Adds the missing per-session Delete action to the DeepSeek Harness sidebar.

A pinned group above the workspace browser: pinned sessions from every workspace in one collapsible, searchable list, plus pinned Workspaces that unfold their own sessions in place, with a pin entry in the workspace row menu.

Permanently delete a DSH session — not just archive it — cascading over its log directory, projection cache, workspace bookkeeping and child (subagent) sessions. Adds a settings-page panel that groups sessions by workspace with size, age and live/archived/child markers, supports filtering and batch deletion, and confirms each deletion inline below the row.

Fork of harness-session-delete that adds Delete to the native session action menu and a recycle-bin page with search, sort, workspace grouping, message preview, batch restore, and per-workspace permanent purge; active sessions are protected.

Session Steward for DSH: browse and bulk-prune the official session archive set, and run a four-gate health checkup (log integrity, projection cache, lossless JSON, cold read) that ends in a reversible, backup-first prescription. Never rewrites session logs.

DeepSeek Harness plugin for organizing AI discussions into research topics, traceable knowledge cards, and reusable research materials on an interactive graph

Unofficial DeepSeek Harness plugin — sessions as addressable, first-class citizens: lifecycle controls (/resume, /unarchive, opt-in /rm-session) plus session-addressed messaging (/send-to, /notify, /address, session_send_message tool). Working companion t

Archived-session management plugin for the DSH Web GUI — show archived, unarchive, and permanently delete sessions with zero changes to official packages.

Git-style conversation fork graph in the session header: colored lanes and fork curves show which session branched from which, with click-to-jump navigation.

Session tree with tag chips, group-by-tag, drag-to-move across workspaces, workspace ordering, favourite sessions, a four-state filter, and a delete action that backs sessions up first.

Session management for DeepSeek Harness — an archived-chat list in Settings, permanent deletion from the session menu, and agent tools to list, inspect, create and fork sessions.

Session trash for DeepSeek Harness: move cold sessions out of the sidebar into a recoverable trash, restore them within the retention window (30 days by default), or delete their logs permanently. A trashed subagent tree moves and restores as a whole, a shared DSH toast offers undo, and the settings page supports search, sorting, multi-select batch restore and emptying the whole trash.

Collapse older messages in long conversations and permanently delete sessions you no longer need.