Plugins

Per-request model token usage tracked to per-day JSONL files, with a stats page in Web settings: daily trend chart, per-model breakdown, and date/model filters.

Mobile layout fixes for the Web UI on narrow screens: full-screen settings panel, one-row plugin nav, full-screen sidebar, centered popups, icon-only session-log button.

Skin manager for the DSH web GUI: discovers installed skins and switches the active one from a dedicated Settings page, mutually exclusive, hot-reloaded without restart.

Remote access & authentication for DeepSeek Harness web UI: account/password login gate, MFA (TOTP), signed session cookies, role-based access, in-browser directory picker, account management settings, fully localized in English and Chinese.

Browse, search, and delete user skills from the Web settings panel.

Browse, enable, disable, and manage Agent Skills from Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini, and custom directories in the DSH settings panel.

Settings -> Plugins switchboard: every loaded plugin card shows its package description and runtime phase, with fuzzy search and start/stop toggles that never rewrite config files.

Vision MCP and DSH bundle for text-only DeepSeek: analyze_image, analyze_clipboard, compare_images and vision_status tools, a visual settings page, free GLM-4.6V-Flash by default, result caching and rate-limit tolerance; keys stay out of logs.

One-click backup, export, import and migration of a whole DSH config: settings, plugins, MCP, skills and workspaces. Secrets are excluded by default and, if you opt in, are AES-256-GCM encrypted rather than written in the clear; imports preview first and auto-backup with rollback, profiles hold multiple setups, and remote sync pushes portable config through a private Git repo with secrets excluded.

RSS/Atom subscription management and parsing (rss_list/add/remove/fetch/check), persisted to settings.

A settings-panel skin manager that auto-discovers installed Web UI skins, switches between them in one click, and maintains the profile patch automatically.

Font engine for the Web GUI: system font enumeration, global and per-component font-size tuning with a Spy++-style picker, settings page.

Tavily-backed web search provider for the built-in web_search tool, with a settings card for the API key, result count, and recency window.

Replace dsh's built-in web search with search MCP servers (Tavily/Brave/Exa/Perplexity/DuckDuckGo/custom), configured from the web Settings page. Disables the built-in DeepSeek search provider while enabled.

Plugin marketplace for DeepSeek Harness — live-syncs the GitHub dsh-plugin topic (1800+ repos) into a searchable, paginated settings tab with one-click install and agent tools (market_search / market_install).

DSH plugin: edit the system prompt (deployment persona) from the Settings page, with live preview.

OpenAI Codex provider for DeepSeek Harness with device-code OAuth, Codex CLI import, token refresh, and a web settings panel.

Plugin store: npm authoritative catalog + awesome curated list (550+ plugins, 11 categories), dsh-field quality verification, official `dsh plugin add/remove` one-click install, sidebar + settings entry.

Notification outbox: agent proactively notifies via toast / Chinese TTS voice / sound effects (explosion, victory, alarm), 60s confirmation window voice-calls you back, volume boost, settings panel.

AnySearch Web Search Provider for DeepSeek Harness: native AnySearch /v1/search, dedicated Web settings section, DSH credentials integration, Web and Headless profile support.

Tavily-backed web search for the DeepSeek Harness: rotation-aware tavily_search model tool plus the Tavily Search settings card (keys, usage strategy, usage gauge, on/off switch).

Toggle switches for the plugin inventory: enable/disable any plugin live from Settings → Plugins → Plugin list without restarting, with groups/filters, bulk toggle, undo, and backup.

A QR-code button above Settings that lets phones connect to the web UI through an auth-gated reverse proxy.

Multi-platform IM gateway for DSH: Feishu (Lark) WebSocket long connection (no public URL), WeCom AES-encrypted callbacks, and Telegram long polling — per-chat agent sessions, whitelist access, and a visual settings card in the web GUI.