Plugins

WSL run mode for DeepSeek Harness Desktop on Windows: run chosen tasks, and the plugins they use, in WSL from the Desktop window

A desktop cat for macOS and Windows that reacts to Harness tasks and displays DeepSeek balance, token usage, estimated costs, and the tariff countdown.

Runs authenticated batches of DeepSeek Harness tasks from Codex on the same Windows computer.

Archives scripts written in any DSH session into a per-category folder, writes a Markdown doc for each one, and starts or stops them with status verified against real processes and scheduled tasks.

Windows session-end reminder for DeepSeek Harness: an in-window unread badge that lists session names and jumps to the session when clicked, two Web Audio chimes, taskbar flashing, and a tray badge on the whale icon; only visible sessions are counted, and the settings page has seven options including a zh/en switch.

Blinks the DeepSeek Harness tray whale when a task finishes in the background, and keeps blinking until you switch back (Windows).

Sync your DSH setup across machines: see at a glance how this machine differs from the cloud config repo — changed files, commits ahead or behind, sessions and skills not synced yet — then generate the push, pull and restore scripts that run after the client exits. A pull blocked by local edits keeps both sides and lets you pick per file; every apply snapshots the profile first, and config snapshots, plugin backups and session backups all restore in one click, including rolling back a broken plugin install. Windows only (the scripts are PowerShell).

Registers 36 bundled agent skills (research writing, LaTeX, experiments, design review, office documents, animation, Windows shell and dsh plugin conventions) as one host-only skill provider with no UI, no network calls and no telemetry of its own; skill scripts run with the user's permissions only when invoked, local skills of the same name take priority, and uninstall removes all 36.

Translates .hwp/.hwpx (Hangul) and .docx documents into the language the session model writes - Chinese is the common case, but Korean to English or English to Korean works the same way - keeping tables, bullets, indentation and font size, and writes the result beside the original as *_zh. hwp_extract returns the document segments as JSON (50 per page by default, 200 max, next_offset for pagination); hwp_apply takes {segment id: translation} and returns the output path with applied and missing counts. The plugin never calls an API and accepts no API key; its bundled 10 MB translator only reads and writes the file locally. Windows only: .hwpx and .docx are parsed in pure Python, while legacy .hwp drives the installed Hangul over COM and requires allow_hangul.

Reads Harness replies aloud with the MOSS-TTS-Nano-100M C++ CPU engine: fully offline with no API key, one-click engine download verified against the release sha256sums.txt, auto-read of settled replies plus a read button on every reply, and playback that starts while synthesis continues. The weights are installed once and shared with the companion CLI and web playground. Windows x64 only, because the engine ships for that platform only.

Local Kingdee Cloud (金蝶云星空) business portal for DeepSeek Harness: open the operations dashboard in the sidebar with your own Kingdee account; data stays on your machine. Needs Python 3.10+ with Flask and requests (pip install -r requirements.txt) and a local clone of this repo linked into the profile; verified on Windows with DSH Desktop only.

DSH Desktop toolkit with separate settings for each feature: a selection toolbar, a floating assistant, and screenshot, long screenshot and screen recording modes opened by global shortcuts from a toolbar at the top of the screen. Screenshots support shapes, pen, arrows, text and numbered markers, mosaic, pin to desktop, saving, and forwarding to a DSH conversation or the system share panel (Windows and macOS); recordings capture an area, a window or a full screen as MP4, GIF or WebM with optional system sound and microphone. Extract text, Translate and Knowledge graph on captures use the OCR tools of dsh-vision-router, which is installed separately (the settings page offers a one-click install). Requires DSH Desktop >=0.2.2-rc.1 <0.3.0-0. The features run in a separate Electron helper process and the plugin does not download Electron: with the installer build of DSH Desktop you must provide a standalone Electron through the electronExecutable setting, the DSH_DESKTOP_TOOLS_ELECTRON environment variable or $DSH_HOME/electron/; a DSH Desktop started from a bare Electron reuses it. System sound recording is not available on Linux.

Shows the signed-in DeepSeek account balance and the current peak or off-peak billing window as one pill in the shipped composer stats dock; clicking the pill opens a popover with each wallet, any bonus credit, the reading time, and both pricing windows in the viewer's local time zone.

Windows selection overlay for DSH that explains, summarizes or translates the selected text in any app; answers render in a native always-on-top panel with LaTeX formula support, multiple panels can stay open, and each can be folded or minimized to the taskbar.

WeChat-style screenshot button in the DSH composer on Windows: freeze the screen, drag a region, and the crop lands in the current draft as an attachment; an eye switch hides the DSH window during the capture and restores it right after.

Subor-style CRT boot animation for DeepSeek Harness: the tube powers on, the pixel logo drops in with a "DeepSeek, endless fun" voice line, then 108 classic FC game windows fill the screen along a snake-like inward spiral, ending in a white flash that fades into the app. Auto-plays, skippable, zero configuration.

Douyin for DSH: bounded autonomous watching with storyboard frames and danmaku sampling, persona and interest memory, a daily watch report, plus direct-message auto-reply and one daily greeting for a whitelisted set of friends. This is a maintained fork of dafeiyu1314520/dsh-douyin-agent 1.4.7 that fixes follow-list read timeouts, unclickable conversations, missed replies, and greetings that stopped scheduling after a single send. Windows only (a dedicated Edge window, Node.js 22.13+). Replies and greetings are sent as ordinary messages with no “automated reply” label, and once you have enabled them they restart by themselves each time DSH launches until you stop them by hand. It registers the same bundle id as dafeiyu1314520/dsh-douyin-agent and LockyBee/dsh-douyin-agent, so it replaces them rather than running next to them.

Adds a Restart item to the DeepSeek Harness desktop tray menu, patching the app's tray template in place and re-applying the patch after desktop updates.

Shows a Windows toast notification when a DeepSeek Harness run finishes, a tool approval is requested, or a question is waiting for an answer.

A Windows Harness adaptation of [Media Review Skill](https://github.com/Ww-Cooooo/media-review) for AI video feedback: annotate frame regions or time ranges and jump to recognized speech or imported subtitle cues; other Agents with local file and command access can use the original Skill. Windows only and built for DSH 0.2.2-rc.1 (a 0.1.0 release candidate). Waveforms use an existing FFmpeg/ffprobe and transcripts an existing Whisper; without them, manual annotation and subtitle import still work.

Fully background browser automation and browser use for DSH: an offscreen Electron window per conversation with real CDP input and screenshots, so headless-style browsing never steals focus or pops windows. Runs on Electron and keeps cookies in a persistent user-data directory, so a signed-in page stays signed in for later conversations.

Windows desktop companion: installs and launches a semi-transparent, always-on-top off-work countdown widget. It counts down to the configured end time, keeps counting overtime, shows rest days, remembers its position and opacity, and provides a tray menu plus Ctrl+Alt+D click-through. Windows 10/11 x64 only; the widget is a separate desktop process, not a Harness page panel. The bundled OffWorkCountdown.exe is an unsigned prebuilt .NET Framework 4.8 binary (source in source.zip) that the plugin starts when DSH loads and stops on unload. It uses the same package name as wungjyan/dsh-offwork-countdown and ZydFirst/dsh-offwork-countdown, so only one of the three can be installed in a profile.

Disk, CPU/memory/GPU, listening-port and token-usage cards with a full-page zoom; runs as a workbench module or standalone. The port card works on Windows only and the GPU card needs nvidia-smi.

Download queue with aria2 and optional Xunlei engines, magnet links, and a per-session history; aria2 is not bundled and must be installed separately, and the Xunlei engine needs its own SDK and API key. Built mainly for Windows. Its POST routes (add, pause, remove downloads, with a caller-chosen target directory) are mounted with webServer.register and only check that the connection is from loopback, so a web page open in your browser can queue downloads on your behalf.