Plugins

Sound reminders with one-click jump for concurrent sessions: the current session gets crisp dang/dang-dang tones, other sessions a soft ding/ding-ding plus a top-right card that jumps straight to the replying conversation.

Create a one-click Windows desktop shortcut from the Settings page: a .cmd launcher + desktop icon for DeepSeek Harness or any local server, auto-opens the browser, with taskbar pin hints.

Personal toolbox for the dsh web profile with per-feature toggles: task-done desktop notifications, one-click restart, session deletion, plugin enable/disable, update checks, and UI utilities.

DSH WebUI session query navigation with a faint conversation-edge rail, a hover list of real user queries, and click-to-jump back to the matching bubble.

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.

Live per-task token cost widget: peak/valley pricing windows, projected post-hike costs, sortable per-task cost table, multi-currency (COP/USD/CNY + ~40 more) with FX rates, and one-click streamed LLM explain of expensive tasks.

DeepSeek wallet balance at the sidebar foot: a credit-card icon with the amount tinted by remaining balance (green over ¥2, amber ¥0–2, red below), refreshed on mount, per turn-end, and on click; a signed delta floats up and fades on each balance change.

DeepSeek API quota panel collapsed into a left-edge handle for the Web UI: click to expand balance, official today's consumption (with platform token) and live conversation cost; fork of dsh-deepseek-quota.

Optimize Prompt button under the composer: one click rewrites your draft into a clearer, more executable prompt, with a before-and-after dialog and one-click replacement.

Ctrl+click file paths and links in chat: paths open their folder in the OS file manager (with the file selected), links open in a new browser tab.

No-setup mode for the DSH web UI: hides advanced surfaces, auto-applies best defaults (chat mode, full access, account balance), and one-click role-play personas (maid/butler).

Tick-rail conversation navigator: one tick per message you sent, a lit peak that follows the mouse with an even falloff, hover previews, click or keyboard to jump.

Left-edge turn-marks strip in chat: one bar per user message, click to jump to that message, hover for a preview, active bar turns white.

Turn-index sidebar: one entry per user turn, click to jump, scroll-spy highlighting.

Installed-plugin catalog for DSH: group plugins by origin (official vs self-installed) in a searchable panel with enable/disable, uninstall, and one-click update.

Browser automation for DeepSeek Harness: Playwright-powered open/click/type/screenshot/eval tools so the agent can drive real web pages.

Native OS notifications for approval and question/plan prompts: the toast names the workspace, click jumps to it, bilingual (zh-CN/zh-TW/en), with chime.

A three-state animated black cat that lives over the DSH web interface and cycles crystal divination, dozing, and iced tea when clicked, with a synthesized sound for each state.

Adds one button to the sidebar foot that opens the desktop DSH Web GUI — in the system browser on a phone, in a new tab on a desktop. The target address is read from plugin config, DSH_DESKTOP_URL, or ~/.dsh/desktop-url.txt, and falls back to the relay origin published by dsh-remote-web-ui; the button renders inert with a hint when nothing is configured. It also adds a small gear button that saves the address into ~/.dsh/desktop-url.txt; on a phone with no separate launch address set, a click asks the local pairing service (/api/pair/issue) for a one-time pairing link and opens it; its HTTP routes (/api/desktop-link/…) have no DSH access check.

Drives another DSH plugin's real interface from a script and records the real window to an animated GIF. Windows only. Its /recorder routes have no DSH access check, and the run route can make the open DSH page click and type, so any web page you have open could drive it; recordings capture a region of your screen with Pillow.

Keeps code edits in a review loop instead of letting the model edit files: each change is proposed as a two-column diff card with line numbers, applied by hand or with one click, and handed back for verification with another click.

Posts a macOS notification titled with the session name when that session finishes a turn, and clicking it returns to the session. An in-app notice is always shown alongside it (9 s in the foreground, 60 s in the background); the system banner needs notifications allowed for DeepSeek Harness in macOS settings, otherwise only the in-app notice appears.

GitHub Trending in the DSH sidebar: daily, weekly and monthly boards with category chips, model-written project intros in the UI language, and one-click starring that syncs to a GitHub account or stays in a local collection. It reads github.com, api.github.com and raw.githubusercontent.com, sends README excerpts to your current model to write the introductions and text to Google Translate when a translation is needed, and stars with the GitHub token you connect (or GITHUB_TOKEN / GH_TOKEN from the environment); its HTTP routes (/dsh-github-trending-masonry/...) have no DSH access check.

HTML deliverable workbench in the file preview: viewport presets (desktop, laptop, tablet, mobile, A4), click-to-annotate elements with a notes/QA panel that docks to any edge or floats and sends the notes to the agent as one message, delivery QA grouped by category (figure/table numbering, orphans, clipping, overflow, page whitespace, WCAG contrast, images, dead anchors, banned words), PDF export through a local Chromium-based browser, and export of a self-contained annotated HTML that reviewers open in a browser to reply; also provides the `deliver_qa` and `deliver_export_pdf` tools and a `/deliver` command.