Plugins

Right-side developer panel for DeepSeek Harness: files, session history, and git version control

Connect DeepSeek Harness agents to authenticated Codex App Server sessions

Replay-aware per-turn model usage and session cost for DeepSeek Harness

Git-like immutable session lineage for DeepSeek Harness

Langfuse observability for DeepSeek Harness: exports session logs as OpenTelemetry traces (GenAI semantic conventions) to Langfuse's OTLP endpoint

Per-model token cost tracking with configurable cache-hit/miss, output and peak-window pricing, a live session cost bar, and unconfigured-model flags.

Native interactive Git diff review for DeepSeek Harness with structured annotations sent back to the current Agent session.

Redacts supported secret patterns from the `session-telemetry/record` export copy before configured telemetry backends receive it.

Project-scoped cross-session memory: PROJECT.md snapshot injected into the first user message, a memory_remember tool, and auto-reflection after ReAct tasks; each project keeps its own memory file.

Local, per-session LIFO prompt stash for temporarily setting aside unfinished composer text and safely restoring it later.

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.

Collapsible iOS-style stats pill under the composer: session cost, DeepSeek account balance, cache-hit rate, and token usage in a frosted panel.

Readable transcript export for DeepSeek Harness: turn any Session into a Markdown / HTML / ZIP transcript with reasoning blocks, tool calls and results, images and usage — from the Session header or the /export-md command.

Turn a dsh session into a shareable, redacted idea and deliver it to DeepHub friends. Built on DeepSeek Harness.

UI-level access gate + process-wide agent tool brake for DeepSeek Harness: shared session, strict 60-minute idle lock, native settings module. NOT server-side authentication.

DSH plugin: counts completed compactions per session and raises a floating reminder — with bilingual UI — only after repeated compactions plus heavy extra token spend.

Live2D session view with realtime voice: continuous voice input, streaming TTS, subtitle translation, multi-model catalog, standalone entry / Live2D 实时语音会话视图：连续语音输入、流式 TTS、字幕翻译、多模型目录、独立入口

Drive DSH from anything that speaks HTTP: 47 routes (REST + SSE) for workspaces, sessions (create/prompt, live SSE generation, history, stats, todos, cancel, ask-user Q&A), models and the global default model, providers, agent presets, settings namespaces, skills, and workspace files including resumable chunked upload — plus an OpenAI-compatible /chat/completions, a built-in OpenAPI 3.0 spec and an interactive request page. It only injects the host webServer and tools, so it rides on the DSH webserver (default prefix /api/v1) or its own port with optional API-key auth, and it ships a skill that teaches the DSH agent to call the API.

Configuration UI for the official OpenViking memory plugin: connection and user-key setup, local connection diagnostics, a per-session memory toggle in the composer, memory isolation that keeps recall inside the current topic, and recall tuning for score threshold, injected item count, query expansion and excluded URIs.

Project documents and long-term memory as plain Markdown in a dedicated Obsidian vault: six mem_* tools (search, read, write, log, brief, admin), one budgeted recall injection at the first step of a session, and automatic distillation of completed turns. Obsidian does not need to be running, and the vault stays readable with the plugin uninstalled.

Resumes turns interrupted by a DSH host restart: hooks agent activation (once a session is live), reads the crash-repair turn/end, and sends a continuation that requires verifying real-world state first rather than assuming a side effect succeeded or failed. Permanent failures (AUTH, QUOTA, context overflow) are skipped, with a cross-restart budget, adaptive backoff and a minimal-context payload.

Token usage dashboard in the DSH settings page: nine metric cards (total, today, yesterday, peak day, longest session, active-day streak, active days, sessions, subagent tokens), a GitHub-style daily/weekly/cumulative heatmap, and an activity insight list, aggregated locally from session logs and projection caches, keeping token history after a session is deleted.

Select text in the DSH web UI to stream a translation and an explanation of what it means in that specific context, read against the conversation it came from; the panel keeps a replayable history and can be promoted into a full session.

Explain a selected word or sentence from a DSH conversation in a floating window: a channel of its own that leaves the session untouched, and the answer can be pinned to a session of its own.