Plugins

Token usage dashboard for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI (dsh web and DSH Desktop): metric cards, a heat calendar over 3/6/12 months or all history, click-through day detail with provider breakdown, provider and model rankings, and a dual-metric trend chart

Context-budgeted local memory for DeepSeek Harness: fixed ~600-token cache-friendly injection (session/daily snapshots), three-stage sleep consolidation, spaced repetition, temporal validity, subagent-driven L0 mental-model rewrite, typed memories (fact/s

Watches the official DeepSeek models for changes: every cycle it reads the model catalog and sends one minimal completion per watched model, then compares the system fingerprint, the served model name, the response envelope shape, the catalog metadata and the token count of a fixed prompt. When something moves, it pops a random meme with a table of exactly what changed and plays a blast. Needs a DeepSeek API key (kept in the credential store); by default it runs every 60 minutes and spends tokens on each watched model.

Access the DSH Web GUI from your LAN: a listener on the address you set forwards the browser to the loopback GUI with this process's launch token, and 0.0.0.0 answers on Wi-Fi, VPN and wired alike. Address, port, session lifetime and password are edited in an Access section of Settings. The password is on by default — a fresh entry starts with a generated random one — and can be switched off on a network you trust for direct access; the Host stores only its scrypt hash.

DSH host-side bridge for a multi-device mesh: exposes local sessions and tools over a token-protected loopback HTTP endpoint so the dsh-mesh server on this machine (separate npm package dsh-mesh-node) can create sessions, prompt them and call tools for paired peers.

IPv6 remote-access gateway for DSH: PIN-protected HTTPS reverse proxy with a Let's Encrypt certificate (DNS-01 via DuckDNS), QR scan-to-connect and a settings page, no relay in the data path. Needs a public IPv6 address (detected on Windows and Linux only, not macOS), a free DuckDNS subdomain and token, and inbound ports 8787/8788 open on the router; the AAAA record is only auto-updated when the plugin config sets ddns or tls.

Configurable static launch token for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI across restarts and reverse proxies.

Local YonBIP/YMS development runtime: resolves project settings, issues platform API tokens, pulls and adapts middleware endpoints, provides internal DB/Redis/service access via a SOCKS forwarder or direct mode, builds and starts the local YMS runtime, and prepares IDE launch/debug configuration. Works without dsh-ris-ide. Needs JDK 21 and Maven on PATH (the first build downloads dependencies).

Ascend NPU fleet monitor plus controlled vLLM container deployment for DeepSeek Harness. Environments come from envs.json; npu-smi is collected locally or over SSH with one connection per environment. The sidebar shows idle/partial/busy occupancy, processes, and per-card/per-chip details, and lets you preview or start a vLLM container on selected idle NPU chips. Preview is read-only; real start requires deploy.allowRealExecution plus a confirmation token, only touches dsh-apf-svc-* containers, binds ports to 127.0.0.1, and never stops other users' containers.

Backs up a DSH profile's text configuration to an unlisted secret GitHub Gist, and syncs it back on another machine: a settings page with three buttons (status / upload / sync), a config_backup agent tool, a reversible merge-style restore, and credential stores, binaries, lockfiles and local usage counters left out of every backup and named in the UI. Needs a GitHub token with the gist scope (DSH_GITHUB_TOKEN, GITHUB_TOKEN or a signed-in gh CLI). Files are uploaded as plain text without redaction, so keys written into cordis.patch.yml or .npmrc end up in a Gist that anyone with its link can read.

Packs the third-party plugins installed in a DSH profile into tarballs and pushes them to a GitHub or Gitee repository; another machine pulls the manifest, compares versions and installs only what is missing or out of date. Needs a personal access token with write access to that repository (kept in the DSH credentials service); the tarballs contain each plugin's installed source, so use a private repository.

Connects Octo direct messages, groups, and topics to DeepSeek Harness Web, with separate conversations, channel settings, and reply progress cards. Needs an Octo bot token and Node.js 24 or 26, and ships switched off until you enable it; private chats are admitted by a local allowlist or Octo friendship, and groups and topics need an explicit @mention.

Task-pack builder for DeepSeek Harness: compress large files into one brief (default budget 8000 tokens, estimated) that a subagent can read alone.

Registers a frontend-design skill that asks for a design plan and token system before writing code, and ships Chinese typography rules plus a measured no-screenshot self-check. It provides one skill and no tools, makes no network requests and writes no files.

A document generation plugin for DeepSeek Harness: JSON is the core output, structurally managing document content; unifies parameter definition and inheritance, material extraction, validation checking, and scoring across document generation, keeping output on-target, fast, and token-efficient; ships a built-in COSMIC scenario pack as a worked example plus a built-in guide for authoring new scenario packs.

Token-efficient document reader for DeepSeek Harness: outline / ranged read / grep for PDF, DOCX, XLSX, TXT.

NovelAI image generation for DSH: `nai_image` (style presets, artist strings, per-model weight rewriting, token budget warnings, results rendered inline), `nai_status`, and `nai_prompt` (build / check / guide), plus a studio page with live draft previews, a standalone studio server, and a prompt guide distilled from four tutorials. Bring your own `pst-` token.

Let agents read and control the web page open in the right Sidebar Browser tab — read text, run JS, click (HTML and SVG), type, scroll, screenshot, with a per-command token bridge behind the Harness connection fence. Full control and screenshots need the DSH Desktop app; in a regular browser (Web) only same-origin pages can be read or scripted.

Five Brave Search tools — web/news/image/video results, token-budgeted page context, cited AI answers, local places, and autocomplete/spellcheck — plus a brave search provider for the built-in web_search tool. Needs a Brave Search API key (BRAVE_SEARCH_API_KEY; some endpoints need a higher plan). Based on Brave's official Search API skills; it uses the same plugin id as BuffMcBigHuge/dsh-brave-search, so install only one of the two.

Local full-disk knowledge base: indexes documents from C:/ and E:/ into a SQLite FTS5 trigram index over filename, body, and path, with a searchable DSH sidebar panel, no-keyword browse, usefulness/topic tags, and a token-efficient kb agent tool. Windows only; building the index needs a system Python 3 with PyMuPDF and python-docx (plus python-pptx and openpyxl for PPTX/XLSX), and no prebuilt index ships with the plugin.

Hides or disables specific tools for a customized list of agent presets, such as tools another plugin adds to every preset. Hidden tools are removed from the tool list and use no tokens, denied tools have calls refused. Can also blank system prompts added by other plugins. Configured in YAML. Does nothing until you add a config row.

Sends deferred MCP tool definitions as an index of names, parameter signatures and one-line summaries grouped by server, with tool_details returning a full schema on request and call_tool running the real tool. Reading a schema or running a tool does not change the model-visible tool list, so the prompt cache is not invalidated.

A local mirrored A/B benchmark for context compression, not another compressor. It runs one fixed read-only scenario twice with the same model and temperature — compression off, then on — and reports input tokens, turns, tool-call success, fact coverage, answer similarity and a per-line diff, with JSON, a self-contained SVG and raw warnings. 18 node --test tests, zero dependencies. The first measured run: 63,029 → 6,927 locally estimated input tokens (−89.0%), 3 → 3 turns, facts 3/3 → 3/3, answer similarity 1.00 on one sample.

Manage a domain portfolio in DeepSeek Harness: sync registrations from Namecheap and Cloudflare, track expiry dates, auto-renewal and yearly renewal costs, and check domain availability. Read-only towards registrars (never registers, transfers or renews). Syncing needs a Cloudflare API token, or a Namecheap API key with an allow-listed IP (or Namecheap's browser-login connector, which cannot read renewal prices).