Plugins

Cross-project session grouping for the DSH sidebar: define named sections, assign sessions from any project into them, then collapse, rename, archive or move a whole project in one action; a toggle in the Sections panel swaps the host session browser for the section tree and restores it on demand, and each row flags live work — its own turn, a subagent it delegated to, or a background job still going — or a completion you have not looked at yet.

Folder-style session panel: organize sidebar sessions into your own folders with drag-to-assign, per-session aliases and archived dimming. Display-only — it never touches DSH grouping.

Monitor workspace sessions, subagents, todo progress and token usage in a floating panel.

Pause and resume DeepSeek Harness sessions around DeepSeek peak-priced hours (holiday & make-up-workday aware)

Purge DSH sessions for good and manage them from one console: per-session deletion, a filterable bulk console, and housekeeping sweeps.

A model-driven desktop pet, derived from PC2005-cloud/dsh-pet (MIT): an always-on-top companion that follows your agent sessions, races the Web UI to answer approvals and questions, keeps a per-pet affection ledger, speaks through pet_say/pet_do tools or an autonomous inner voice, and can read those lines aloud through BreezeBlue TTS with your own BreezeBlue API key. It uses its own /whale598 route and ~/.dsh/whale598 data directory, so it is a separate pet from dsh-pet rather than a replacement for it.

Loopback HTTP/SSE service that lets an Obsidian plugin drive DSH sessions and tells the model where you are reading (path, size, cursor line, heading, selection — coordinates only, the note body stays on disk); gives the agent its own separate cursor inside the editor; the companion plugin must be running in Obsidian.

Adds a Restart button to the Windows titlebar of the desktop app: a click opens a confirmation dialog that says how many sessions a restart would interrupt, and confirming quits and reopens the app.

macOS notch panel for DeepSeek Harness: running sessions and pending approvals sit above every window, approvals are decided in place, and clicking a row opens that conversation in the desktop app. Requires macOS 14+ and Xcode Command Line Tools.

Scheduled Agent tasks for DSH 0.2.1-rc.5 with per-task models, workspaces, independent or persistent sessions, run history, and file artifacts.

One leader, many sessions: tell the leader the goal and it splits the work into cards, runs persistent worker sessions in the background, collects their reports, and keeps the facts on a per-project board in the right sidebar, so several features move in parallel instead of one at a time. Project-level LEADER.md and SLOTS.md prompts shape every request, and `read_worker_session` replays a worker transcript read-only without waking it.

Publish agent output to Reviso for human review, browse published documents from the sidebar, and find them again from the session that produced them. OAuth is host-mediated: Reviso tokens stay in DSH credentials and the browser only receives short-lived embed sessions. Requires a Reviso account or a compatible self-hosted Reviso server.

Relay that bridges DSH and the browser: tasks started from a browser extension run in DSH sessions, while page operations are driven back through browser_* tools, with an in-page assistant panel and a local wizard for one-click setup.

DeepSeek account-backed web search and page fetching for DeepSeek Harness sessions whose chat model runs through a third-party subscription or gateway (for example OpenCode Go): registers deepseek-account-search and deepseek-account-fetch providers that call the official Search and Fetch APIs with the signed-in DeepSeek account token, so the built-in web_search and web_fetch keep working without a DEEPSEEK_API_KEY.

Utilities for DSH sessions: ask another session a question with a context guard, pause the running turn from the UI, restart DSH on Windows and resume automatically (via the scheduled task that install-restart.ps1 creates), enforce peak-hour discipline and per-feature allowed time windows, and periodically scan session logs for interrupted turns.

Failure memory for DeepSeek Harness. Captures tool failures as they happen, classifies them with 16 built-in rules into lessons pairing a symptom with a fix, adds session/daily/weekly summaries, and injects a short briefing into later sessions through systemPrompt context. Ships 5 pitfall_ tools and a web settings page.

Local three-band memory for DeepSeek Harness: a 24h protection band, query recall and scene replay, injected into sessions without embedding or model calls.

Session and image management for DSH: a sidebar panel deletes selected sessions together with their on-disk files after DSH has archived them, with multi-select, sub-agent / team-member / whole-family cascade and per-session size; a right-sidebar tab counts a session images and offloads or deletes the selected ones, optionally removing source files and attachment objects from disk.

Archives sessions that have gone unused for longer than a set number of days (5 by default); any single session can be marked as not archived.

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.

Read-only monitor for local DSH sessions: live task board, per-session tails, blocking reply wait, Markdown export, and optional IM push via dsh-im. Requires Python 3 with the zstandard package; IM push additionally needs the dsh-im plugin.

Replaces the built-in compaction provider: at a configurable fraction of the context threshold (85% by default) a detached task summarizes everything up to the previous turn, and the next step boundary commits that held summary as a checkpoint with zero model calls, so the swap itself takes milliseconds. /bcompact \[message] starts the same generation on demand and then sends the message. A settings page sets the trigger ratio, the summarization model, and how many consecutive failures stop background generation until a half-open probe gets through. Subagent sessions, a changed prefix or an expired summary fall back to the built-in synchronous path.

Turns "restarting the host" into one interrupt that many sessions can share. Several sessions queue onto the same restart (8 by default, configurable, joinable at any time including mid-wait); the host is closed once and relaunched once; then each waiting session is woken separately with its own reason and starts running its own work without waiting for the others. Each session decides independently whether to resume, one failed delivery never affects the rest, and a session can drop only itself without cancelling everyone else's restart. Windows desktop only.

Batch session cleanup for DeepSeek Harness — pick a workspace, see which sessions are archived, and permanently delete logs, projection caches and workspace records.