Plugins

Custom branding for the shared DSH Web UI: a Settings → Branding panel for the name, badge, and local logo/wordmark images with size and rounding, live preview, optional page-title brand, and reset to the official look.

Groups the DSH model picker by provider: the menu lists sources with their model counts, and hovering a source slides that provider's models out in a side panel (default); in panel mode a click opens the same panel, and double-clicking a source title cycles hover -> panel -> inline (expand below the title). The active model stays visible at a glance. Pure DOM enhancement with zero intrusion - the panel is plugin-owned DOM mounted on body and selection happens by programmatically clicking the real menu buttons, so no React-managed node is moved or removed, keeping the host rendering intact and coexisting with other UI plugins. Styling follows the host by reusing the official --dsw-* theme tokens, with an enforced opaque background, sufficient contrast, and one shared set of sizing and colour tokens for both menu levels. No network access and no telemetry. Built for DSH kernel 2.0.15-next.

All-in-one combo patch for STARDUSTLC's 18 DSH plugins: one command injects shared default configs across office, media, DevOps and notification presets; each component installs directly via a one-line add command (flat design, no git subdependencies).

AIEO (GEO/AEO) delivery method as one isolated skill provider: AI-visibility diagnosis on a 0-9 score, positioning, search-term mining restricted to whitelisted platform exports, periodic monitoring and an HTML monitoring dashboard, chained by one shared question library, plus a landing-page cloner.

Task-scoped Workspace to Task to Session control center for DSH Web, with Session boards, archived conversation viewing, and bounded long-term memory shared across linked Sessions.

Install it by asking DSH in one sentence, then it reads your local Codex CLI/Desktop chat history from ~/.codex/sessions and makes it usable inside DeepSeek Harness: a panel under the composer lists sessions with keyword and date filters and one-click import, the codex_history tool lets an agent list, read, search and summarize past conversations, a session whose working directory matches is injected automatically when a new agent starts, new Codex messages arrive as incremental updates in the running conversation, and a shared folder can mirror both Codex and DSH sessions across machines. Read-only — nothing is written back to Codex.

Resumable JavaScript workflows with native child tasks, shared budgets and worktree isolation.

Aggregated web_search and web_fetch providers for DeepSeek Harness, sitting behind the built-in tools. Search fans one query out to AnySearch, Zhipu and Zhihu concurrently, dedupes URLs, fuses ranks with Reciprocal Rank Fusion and optionally reranks through SiliconFlow. Fetch is URL-aware: static pages pass through the built-in HTTP fetcher, dynamic ones fan out to Firecrawl and AnySearch extract and pick one body by quality. One shared circuit breaker skips an engine for the day after a quota or 429 signal, and a settings card keeps each engine API key in the credential store without ever showing its value.

Model-linked characters and a shared world for DSH, with separate editable personas and memories, optional AI diaries and sleep consolidation, Chinese/English controls, task-aware desktop pets, themes and usage statistics; updates preserve user customizations. Supports Windows, Linux and macOS; see the guide for each system's installation requirements. Diaries and consolidation consume tokens. Before installing or updating, we recommend closing visible desktop pets and bubbles; open files may cause installation to fail. Codex and OpenAI API account queries have been user-validated; other sources await user validation and feedback.

Agent-team task Gantt chart for the DSH sidebar - one swimlane per teammate, real session-log time on the x-axis, and every shared task drawn with its title and summary. Requires dsh-better-sidebar 0.4.0 or later (the tab has nowhere to register without it).

Cuts session input tokens three ways, each with its own switch in a panel under the composer: lossless structure-aware compression of tool results on `tools/post-execute`, then a per-tool head/tail elision that always names a recovery path through the shared spill store; tool-catalogue visibility per agent on `agent/created`; and a per-workspace memory document that recall matches against each new message and injects through `agent.inject`, so the transcript is not re-read. Measured 41.76% fewer prompt tokens over 149 recorded requests, with a bundled script that re-measures any profile.

An announcement file shared by several agent sessions on one machine. It is a plain text file the agents only append to; before each step a session receives the entries it has not seen yet, a new session catches up on the ones still in effect, and a session whose context was compacted gets them re-sent.

Shows subscription quota and account balance beside the DeepSeek Harness model selector for 28 provider entries, with a shared settings page and a read-only quota tool.

Draggable floating ball that shows the current DSH session todo checklist live — done/total on its face (capsule mode also shows the running task title) plus a matching progress ring. Click to expand or fold the full list, right-click to switch capsule mode, and state colours mark in-progress (pulsing), done, pending and empty. Replaced plans are archived as history rows that can be hidden one by one, cleared and restored instead of counting towards progress, and other sessions can be pinned side by side. Data comes from the runtime sessions projection first with the official todo panel as a fallback, so the full list survives even when the official strip is collapsed. Text colour can be forced to auto, black or white, the ball snaps back to the bottom-right corner on demand, and it stays draggable right up to the top edge of the window. 130 shared skins — including two official dark and light skins that follow the client light/dark theme automatically, plus a per-ball sync switch so each ball either follows the shared skin or keeps its own — with Shadow DOM style isolation and position remembered per profile, identical on desktop and web.

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.

Human-governed cross-session memory spaces with independent source and consumer relationships, provenance, versioning, and pre-send injection review.

Cross-session task queue with handoff notes: sessions and subagents push, claim, complete and cancel tasks on a shared file-backed queue, and leave a handoff summary for whoever picks up next.

RunningHub cloud ComfyUI workflows as a background task pool: submit a batch, and a watcher dispatches it within a concurrency budget, polls each job, downloads every output to disk, and wakes the session when the pool drains. A shared ledger records batches, costs, instance tiers, submit and finish times, and per-file save paths, with a live board in the right sidebar.

Session-header fishbone panel for sub-agent assignments, live status, available token and duration metrics, shared task-board entries, and native child-session navigation.

Five tools for agent-driven audio: anyaudio_music renders note-level scores offline from local SoundFont banks, anyaudio_sfx offers 52 SoundFont presets plus 15 procedural generators, anyaudio_tts speaks through Edge or MiMo, anyaudio_mix ducks narration under the bed and normalizes peak level, and anyaudio_sources manages the shared sound-font library.

A Telegram bot plugin for DeepSeek Harness, with shared sessions, image input, and interactive agent conversations

The shared UI foundation for DSH plugins, with a live component preview: design tokens, common controls, workspace browsing and notifications maintained in one place — install it to preview every component in a real host.

Lists the skills in the shared skills directory with their source and version, installs and updates them from a GitHub repo, removes them to a recycle bin kept for 7 days, and controls which agents can see each skill and whether the model may invoke it.