Plugins

IM stand-in seat for DeepSeek Harness: a sidebar panel polls Feishu/Lark, WeCom and DingTalk (switched on from the panel) through the platform CLI you are already logged in to, and wakes the DSH session you bound when a new message arrives, so that session reads it and replies as you — drafts are shown to you first unless you have explicitly allowed sending without confirmation. Groups are polled only after you add them to the watch list, and by default only @-mentions wake the agent; blocked chats are never fetched, message bodies stay in a local state file, and the plugin opens no port of its own.

Prism Theme Studio adds 24 paired light/dark themes and a live theme studio to the DeepSeek Harness Web UI.

Neutral warm Chobits Chii picture-book skin for the DSH web UI, with light and dark token sets, a polaroid photo wall, and a built-in Live2D Chii mascot with gaze following.

Windows-only guard against the desktop shell locking itself out: it counts the dsh-auth-* launch cookies the shell has accumulated, reports how much of the 16 KiB request-header budget they consume, and once the count passes 40 it backs up the whole Cookies database and lets DSH rebuild it, so every cookie in that profile is cleared. Install is one command: on load the plugin registers its own weekly scheduled task pointing at the scripts inside the package, and uninstalling it removes that task — nothing to copy into your home directory and no schtasks line to run by hand. The check itself runs while the app is closed (it waits up to 3 hours for the shell to exit). It does not raise the header budget or keep a floating panel; scripts/ can also be run standalone without the app installed.

Adds an Agent docs tab to the conversation view: it lists the AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md instruction files DSH actually loads for the current session (the ~/.dsh and ~/.agents roots, plus every directory from the project root to the working directory), previews each as Markdown with per-file sizes and the 64 KiB instruction budget, edits and saves them in place after a sha256 version check, and opens the workspace folder from the path button; a saved file takes effect on the next message.

Multi-channel push notification plugin supporting Bark (iOS) and ntfy (Android/iOS/Web/Desktop) for turn completion, approvals, questions, and quota halts.

HarmonyOS delivery orchestration for DSH: freezes a four-dimension acceptance pack whose measurable criteria carry machine-checkable assertions, runs an adversarial pre-review before dispatch, hands the work to DevEco Code in Goal mode, then audits the delivery with independently gathered evidence (screenshots, UI tree, logs, hashed evidence bundle), recomputing assertion verdicts against measured values and filing rework orders; includes a cited rule catalog, a user-confirmation state and a gate calibration ledger.

An AI reading buddy: it sits next to you while you read, and only knows the pages you have already reached — so it cannot spoil the rest, and it never summarizes the whole book for you. Highlight a sentence and ask about it, or just ask about what you finished; it usually restates what you seem to mean and asks one concrete question back. What you work out can be saved as a takeaway and later becomes a review card that jumps back to the sentence. EPUB, MOBI, FB2, TXT, Markdown, HTML, CBZ.

Renders a conversation's context as a layered architecture map of goals, decisions, actions, artifacts, risks and open questions, exported as SVG, interactive HTML and Mermaid Markdown.

Answers Dark Souls III questions from your own Windows PC save (default `%APPDATA%\DarkSoulsIII\*\DS30000.sl2`): level and stats, current area, bonfires/rings/spells/covenants counted by family, kill state for the 24 bosses, and Steam achievements when Steam is installed - exposed as model tools plus a progress pill beside the composer and a 19-area sidebar page with next-step suggestions. The save stays read-only and is parsed locally by a bundled Python 3 script; Python 3 and the `cryptography` package must be installed, and the game data ships with the plugin.

One panel for MCP servers, skills and Claude Code plugins across global/profile/project scopes: live status, import/export, trash & backups, and the official claude-plugins-official market (install/update/uninstall).

Compiles LaTeX with the TeX Live installed on the machine: one `latex` tool typesets a formula into an SVG, PNG or PDF and a whole document into a PDF (Chinese text switches to xelatex with ctexart), writes the file into the workspace and returns a Markdown reference to it. A system-prompt section asks the model to write `$...$` and `$$...$$` instead of code fences, and when no TeX Live is found a banner above the composer offers a one-click BasicTeX or TinyTeX install.

Read-only knowledge gateway over a local Markdown vault, in four tools: `wiki_recall` returns the matching section in full with page-level citations plus vault health checks and a page skeleton for writing a good answer back; `wiki_context` returns one evidence pack with per-page excerpts, a support verdict and an explicit list of gaps; `wiki_verify` re-checks a drafted answer against that pack and reports claims the evidence cannot back, including unsupported numbers; `wiki_observe` reports how often answers needed correcting. The settings page and sidebar panel share the same query path as the model, so a search you run by hand cannot disagree with what the model was given. The three knowledge-gateway tools (`wiki_context`, `wiki_verify`, `wiki_observe`) need a local Python 3 bridge — `bridge.python` plus `bridge.toolsRoot` containing `wiki_bridge.py`; without it they return `E_PYTHON_UNAVAILABLE`.

Long-term memory for dsh with defense-in-depth hardening. Two tiers (project `.dsh-memory/` and user `$DSH_HOME/memory/`), each a plain hand-editable JSON file with bounded entries and tags. Writes are atomic (unique temp file + rename, previous revision kept in a bounded history/) and serialized across processes by a per-tier lock with stale reclaim; a disk-revision check refuses lost updates instead of silently overwriting another writer. Memory text is wrapped in explicit untrusted-data boundaries (forged wrappers stripped on write) to blunt prompt injection from remembered content, load-time validation rejects out-of-bounds stores, and symlink escapes out of the tier directory are refused with MEMORY_STORE_ESCAPE. No content-heuristic filtering and no confirmation step, so headless auto-consolidation stays intact. Install: dsh plugin --profile web add github:RocoFish/deepseek-memory.

Organizes task materials and supports session handoffs across workspaces.

Permanently delete sessions from the DeepSeek Harness UI: a header trash button and a sidebar menu item behind a risk-consent dialog, plus a workbench_session_delete agent tool. Started from lsz-asd/dsh-plugin-session-delete and maintained independently since v0.4.0; do not install it alongside that plugin, since both register the same workbench_session_delete tool.

Deep-sea tidal-blue theme for the DeepSeek Harness Web client with a single accent color and matte (non-glass) surfaces in light and dark modes. Same-token UI additions: a single-line dock HUD reading real session projections (context usage vs. window, TPS, cache-hit rate, elapsed time), per-turn subagent delegation cards showing token usage and an optional cost estimate from OpenRouter public prices, sidebar pagination with pinned sections and type-to-filter, and model / reasoning-effort / permission controls under the composer. Each addition can be toggled in the plugin settings.

Windows XP Luna skin for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI: a blue taskbar sidebar, Luna title bars, translucent conversation and plugin windows with adjustable opacity and blur, and a settings page for importing a wallpaper. Light mode only: the skin removes itself when the host switches to dark.

Markdown notepad in the right sidebar, side by side with the chat, with a formatting toolbar and local autosave.

JupyterLab-style notebook for DSH: code and output side by side with a draggable divider, outputs that stick to the viewport while a long cell scrolls, Jupyter keyboard shortcuts (a/b/dd, m/y, Shift+Enter vs Ctrl+Enter), a scissors button to delete a cell and a chip to switch it between code and Markdown. Modified fork of @beihaizb/dsh-notebook: both register the same nb_* tools, so remove the original before installing; the Python kernel you pick needs ipykernel, jupyter_client and nbformat.

Sidebar leaderboard for DeepSeek Harness (DSH): LMArena blind-test ratings, Artificial Analysis intelligence index, LiveBench 2.0 capability, OpenRouter weekly/monthly usage and market share, price, speed and context — plus a local token-usage dashboard built from your own session logs (tokens, estimated cost, per-model ranking), model detail drawers and CSV export. Daily snapshot, instant open, no API key; locally configured models are highlighted.

Four-tier prompt enhancement for the dsh web GUI: base / standard / professional / system — the system tier always emits a LangGPT-structured Markdown prompt, the iterate workbench rewrites an editable base under an optional requirement, and literal ancho

DeepSeek Harness native adapter for tabellio: budgeted auto-recall, native memory tools, and explicit-clue candidates. The memory core stays in tabellio.

A port of DeepSeek-Refined for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), which injects "Obsidian Border"-style Markdown styling and multi-theme color schemes into the DSH frontend.