Plugins

In-app browser for DSH: a dedicated Chromium rooted at a persistent profile so a Feishu or SSO login survives restarts, driven over CDP, exposing seven agent tools (status, open, eval, read, feishu, screenshot, tabs) and mirroring the page live in a right-sidebar panel that tool calls open by themselves. Also converts Feishu documents to Markdown by sweeping their virtual scroll. Requires a locally installed Chrome, Edge, Chromium, or a Playwright Chromium build (it never downloads one); set DSH_IAB_CHROME to point at a specific binary.

Local document library for DSH Desktop (Windows only, installed with the bundled PowerShell script): upload files once, then every conversation can search and read them through four tools (library_list / library_search / library_read / library_save); upload, download and batch download live in the Settings panel. Files stay on the machine unless you enable the optional vision model, which sends images to the endpoint you configure.

Timed send for the chat composer: pick a moment and the host delivers the message then. Inside an existing conversation tasks join that conversation; from the new-session screen each task gets its own pre-created session.

Opens a native side conversation forked from the active conversation, with live parent context, Inline & Spill chain recall, relay to the main conversation, and usage stats.

Adds four tools to a Session. create_session opens a new Session in a named workspace or in any existing folder and delivers one prompt into it; session_message adds one more message to a Session that is still running — the host is asked to splice it into that turn at once, instead of queueing it until the turn ends; a Session that has gone idle is refused, pointing back to create_session; read_session_transcript reads back what a Session said and whether its current turn has finished; list_dispatched_sessions lists what this plugin dispatched and each one's state right now. Host-half plugin, no UI — it calls the host's own session primitives rather than reimplementing them. Restart DSH after installing.

Agent-to-agent mail between DSH sessions on the same host. `send_session_message` delivers after the target's turn or injects into the running one, stamps the sender id itself and rejects forged From headers; every message carries an id, so replies quote it with replyTo, a thread stops the same task being queued twice, and supersedes recalls messages that are still pending. `read_session_info` reads a peer read-only: title, last reply, the files of its last present call, and busy/queue state.

Shows the live DeepSeek account balance in the composer toolbar and prices each completed turn in CNY beside its token usage, using the official peak/off-peak table: peak on Beijing-time weekday mornings and afternoons, valley on weekends and statutory holidays. The balance needs a DEEPSEEK_API_KEY credential; accounts signed in through DeepSeek OAuth show no chip.

A tiny always-on floating tree of the DSH workspaces, conversations and subagents that are running, waiting on you or on a schedule — live running state, who is waiting for your call, per-row model, scheduled-run countdowns, other local dsh instances with their ports, and local claude/codex CLI processes with their codex subagent threads.

A right-Sidebar video player with a folder playlist (first-frame thumbnails, duration badges, sort by name/duration/modified/size, fullscreen, and a context menu for rename/copy/delete/refresh when the folder is opened with write access), live playback telemetry (buffered range, decoded FPS, dropped frames) and a read-only MP4/MOV reader for codec profile/level, exact frame count, per-track bitrate and rotation. Registers no agent tool; file writes use the browser File System Access API only after a write-permission folder choice.

Beads issue browser in the right sidebar: filter and search the tracker with live ready and waiting counts, read issue Markdown with clickable project-file and issue links, and copy or insert the issue id. Requires the bd CLI on PATH and a project with a Beads workspace.

Groups the sessions of every workspace in the DSH sidebar by day, with explicit date labels, a live running indicator and date-based search.

Claude-styled terminal panel for the DSH web GUI: agent shell commands run in a persistent real PTY with a genuine prompt, echo and exit codes, auto-open in the right sidebar and are scoped per conversation; optional live_terminal_* tools for reading, searching and screenshotting. Fork of Lancang-hzau/dsh-live-terminal (MIT); it shares its live_terminal_* tools and right-sidebar panel, so do not install it together with the upstream plugin in the same profile.

Dual-host coordination for DeepSeek Harness (大肥鱼 bot): hand a task off in local chat, run bounded jobs in a cloud worker, then review results and approve follow-up steps in one workbench. Includes protected six-page onboarding, per-task model selection, a task approval ledger and stepwise controlled delivery.

Runs OpenCode as a DSH subagent over ACP and shows each task live in the right sidebar — its agent and model, tool calls, and the subagents OpenCode spawns itself; permission requests become DSH question cards with allow once, allow always or reject.

When a live session's context passes a threshold, append older messages to a per-conversation folder on disk, then release the oldest finished turns from the model-visible context; the chat transcript and the session log stay untouched.

Moves DSH sessions between workspaces with validation of live/subagent/offline states and automatic backups of every move under ~/.dsh/session-move-backups/.

Organizes multiple live DSH sessions into a collaboration group and relays each round's final output on a shared timeline.

Turn your recurring one-liners into capsules above the composer. They reorder themselves by how often you use them, and ask you to fill in {{placeholder}} values before the snippet lands in the draft. Clicking appends rather than replaces, so a half-written draft survives. A drawer adds search, grouping and editing, and everything lives in a Host-side JSON file you can edit by hand.

Host plugin for the macOS menu bar companion: live DeepSeek Harness session state, Approve/Deny for tool approvals, stop the current turn, open the exact session. The native app is a free universal build in GitHub Releases.

Sidebar overhaul for the dsh web UI: long-press drag to reorder the panel icon rail, one arrow to fold it away, whole-row height caps on both the panel list and the pinned section (30% of the rail, rounded down to whole rows), a pinned-session section that mirrors the shipped row's live status (spinner, waiting-for-reply, relative time), drag-to-reorder conversation view tabs, archived Sessions sunk to the bottom of each group newest-first, forked child Sessions following their parent into the pinned section, and a generic lift that moves any plugin's sidebar-footer entry up into the rail. Each subsystem starts behind its own guard, so one that fails returns null and the rest of the plugin still mounts.

An animated pixel cat that lives over the DSH web interface and follows what the agent is doing — sitting while the session is calm, lying down and falling asleep while a run is in progress, and waking when the turn returns or typing starts. It can be dragged anywhere, remembers its position, sleeps after a minute of inactivity, and offers an enable switch, four sizes and a status-reaction toggle in Settings.

Bark push notifications for DeepSeek Harness: turn completion, waiting prompts and approvals, plus opt-in background-job cards. Devices and card settings are edited live, and each push checks the per-device result returned by the Bark server and retries transient failures.

DSH secretary: triages your unread GitHub notifications by their real state every 15 minutes (closing what is already resolved), remembers dated things you tell it (bills, renewals, document expiries, birthdays) and reminds you when due, and watches your inbox read-only; secrets live in the system keychain only.

Dual-host coordination for DeepSeek Harness: hand a task off in local chat, run bounded jobs in a cloud worker, then review results and approve follow-up steps in one workbench. Includes protected six-page onboarding, per-task model selection, a task approval ledger and stepwise controlled delivery.