Plugins

Jira and Confluence for DeepSeek Harness: the tools of Atlassian remote MCP server, a result card for issues and pages, and an issue panel.

MCP server manager for DSH: add, edit, enable and disable Model Context Protocol servers from a panel, with stdio and streamable-HTTP transports, per-server tool-call timeouts, live connection and tool-count status, and persistence to a project- or home-level mcp.json. Maintained fork of @wingsky-1/dsh-mcp-manager.

123 Cloud Drive (123pan) client: signs in with a phone number or email plus password, or a pasted token, browses and drag-drop uploads and downloads through a sidebar panel, backs up a workspace incrementally while keeping its directory tree, and exposes 15 tools for an agent to list, upload, download, rename, move and delete files. Network, MD5, 16MB multipart upload and token encryption run in a bundled statically linked C++ core, so it needs no Python or other runtime. Windows 10/11 x64 only.

Keeps bulk output out of the conversation: ctk_execute, ctk_execute_file and ctk_batch_execute run code in a child process and return only the conclusion, ctk_index and ctk_search file long material into a local FTS5 knowledge base built on node:sqlite, and a routing gate refuses curl and wget before they execute. Ships ctk_stats and ctk_doctor plus a settings page with a live context-occupancy panel. No third-party runtime dependencies.

Native Windows desktop control for DSH, 21 tools: UIA control tree plus offline OCR to see the screen, click a control by its name, type CJK without touching your clipboard, and drive WeChat / Office / browsers / online-class pages. It never steals your mouse or keyboard (it waits for you to stop), never resizes your windows, lets you type corrections mid-task from a sidebar panel, and after every action it reads the screen back and tells you honestly when it could not confirm. Persistent built-in browser channel. No driver, no extra runtime.

Disk-backed long-term memory for DSH: a SQLite FTS5 vault that captures every conversation turn, injects relevant past turns into new sessions within a per-turn character budget, groups sessions into resumable conversation files, and ships a web panel for search, paging and capacity.

Tide Memory: a long-term memory that forgets on purpose. It keeps what matters and lets the rest fade. Whether an entry enters the context is decided by an evidence score C = s/(s+2): below the threshold (0.35 by default) it never enters. Events decay by half-life (30 days, or 7 days when they carry emotion); facts never decay; superseded entries are kept and marked stale instead of deleted. Recalled lines do enter the context and therefore do consume tokens — small, but real. No embeddings, no network calls, no cloud.

Markdown-as-database project knowledge base for DSH agents: ten kb_* tools (including kb_register for registering existing notes), stable TIDs, `[[node]]` links that never copy text, `[[tscl]]` definitions expanded in place, bounded reads, structural lint covering tscl, workspace-first library discovery, inline git snapshots, a node-graph panel, and a bundled prompt section plus skill that make the agent reach for kb_* instead of hand-written docs/.

Self-hosted chat room where the owner and coding agents share one room: a local Node server (SQLite, REST, SSE) that the plugin starts when it is not running, a DSH sidebar entry that opens the room in a panel, five tools (room_join, room_send, room_read, room_status, room_leave) that push an incoming message into the session as a user message labelled with its sender before flushing it to the session log, and a Codex CLI connector that forwards room messages through `codex queue`. Every message carries a server-assigned author, platform and seq, and messages from anyone other than the owner are delivered as data with the sender named. Requires Node.js 24+.

Derivative of dingminhua/dsh-subagent-default-model (do not install both): routes subagent delegations by role with candidate pools, cross-provider failover and fork window slicing; shows running subagents in a header panel with duration and token counts; supports mid-run and batch model switching and exposes routing tools the model can call.

Windows only. With Wallpaper Engine installed it follows the active wallpaper or a pinned pick from the Workshop library; without it the plugin ships four starter wallpapers in a drop folder. Translucent panels, per-block blur and wallpaper-matched text contrast.

A soft, simple pink theme for DeepSeek Harness with a hand-drawn kitty-print wallpaper, light and dark palettes, and two kitty mascots; no configuration or extra panels.

Refractive liquid-glass skin: custom wallpapers, several tunable refracting glass surfaces, wallpapers that rotate by time of day, four theme colours, a water-drop highlight lens on the selected item, and per-control parameters tuned from the bottom-right panel.

Anime theme for DeepSeek Harness: full-screen wallpaper, glassmorphism panels, six color themes, video wallpaper, particle effects, and a random corner sticker.

A DeepSeek Harness Web theme: ten OKLCH Chinese-traditional-colour palettes that adapt to light and dark, plus an optional wallpaper behind frosted glass panels; tailored for the DS Bot (bot team) interface; the palette and wallpaper persist locally.

Cross-session usage panel for DeepSeek Harness: an always-on usage ring plus a draggable panel that aggregates token usage, cache-hit rate, cost and balance from local session logs, with per-tool cost attribution, iOS-style tile layout editing and an optional animated companion face.

Pauses peak-hour requests that target official or listed models and lets everything else run, with editable peak windows, a per-model interception list and per-session free-run in the badge panel.

Split-screen panel for the Web UI: draggable panes, each rendering one Session's real conversation, with unread dots and a layout saved per browser.

Edge-style tab groups for the DSH sidebar on Web and Desktop, with nested groups up to three levels, workspace tree, single-list view, recursive sorting, RGB colors, collapsed status summaries, subagent expansion with status, and an approval-gated agent tool for organizing groups.

A stock market panel for DeepSeek Harness, forked from dsh-xueqiu: A-share/HK/US quotes, K-line and intraday charts, hot lists, search and 7x24 news, plus local holdings with live-computed P&L, host-side price alerts, and a hide switch that unmounts the panel and stops market polling while alerts still fire. Replaces dsh-xueqiu; do not install both.

Select text in a conversation to attach a numbered highlight with a colour stored per note, keep every mark in an outline panel that jumps back to its quote, and let a corner self-check badge report style, selector and saved-key problems without opening dev tools.

Collapses the sidebar global-panel rows to a few visible entries and adds a picker for choosing which ones stay, so a long panel list stops squeezing the workspace and session area; rows are hidden only, never unregistered.

A launcher panel for DSH: manages the capability composer, the plugin inventory and the MCP bridge, and walks you through installing the browser tab-bridge extension.

A right-sidebar assistant that knows the main session's finished turns, follows the main agent's running steps and background jobs, and answers in the panel; its model, context budget and answer style are configurable.