Plugins

Give a text-only agent video understanding: extract timestamped frame files, sample only on scene changes, export GIF clips, probe metadata, and run a one-shot analyse over the frames. Five tools that shell out to a local ffmpeg through argv arrays rather than a shell string.

Choose which shell backs the Windows terminal tool: PowerShell, the local Git Bash, or cmd.exe.

Local video color editing with camera-matched DJI Log LUTs, independent highlights and shadows, optional skin and selective color controls, frame previews, and 10-bit HEVC export. The universal tarball listed here ships no runtime: its first-launch "configure environment" button downloads a pinned platform runtime (Python 3.12 + FFmpeg 9, ~100 MB) over HTTPS, or point it at your own Python 3.10+ and FFmpeg/ffprobe 8+; the platform-suffixed release packages bundle that runtime.

A WebSearchProvider that falls back across backends instead of relying on one: Exa, then Bing HTML, then DuckDuckGo HTML, and only then the quota-limited SerpAPI, so the free tiers carry routine searching.

One-click WorkBuddy daily check-in button pinned to the composer tool row. Clicking it calls the check-in route provided by dsh-connect-workbuddy for the currently selected account, and shows the result next to the button: already checked in, credits claimed, or streak days. The done state persists across sessions via a local date stamp and reconciles with the upstream status on load, flipping back automatically after midnight.

Dormant-by-default MCP for dsh: one mcp_summon tool; summoning a server registers its tools as real native mcp__<server>__<tool> tools for the rest of the session, and release unregisters them and stops the process.

Agent tools that download a Bilibili video, transcribe it with a local whisper.cpp build, then write a structured Markdown note with DSH's own LLM (optionally printing it to PDF). Windows only: missing dependencies are auto-downloaded into the data directory — yt-dlp.exe and the ffmpeg.exe build from GitHub and gyan.dev, the whisper.cpp x64 binary from GitHub, and a ~547 MB model from the hf-mirror mirror; PDF export shells out to a locally installed Edge/Chrome. Two tools: video_to_notes and note_to_pdf. Pure JS, no extra API key.

Layered cross-session memory kept as plain YAML: facts carry a version history instead of being overwritten, a briefing is injected at session start, and a nightly pass consolidates and shards by topic past a threshold. Zero runtime dependencies, so it also runs inside the dsh Android app (verified there).

Configurable personas, separate reply generation, and evidence-backed memory with review and correction for DeepSeek Harness.

Rebuilds the sidebar into a workspace / group / session tree with drag-to-group, per-row status and context rings, and resizable sidebars; the per-session cost column needs the dsh-claude-style plugin and shows — without it.

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.

Browse archived DSH sessions grouped by workspace in Settings, filter and search them, restore one in a click, or delete a session log from disk for good.

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

Right-click a sent message to edit or withdraw it. The running answer is stopped first, then that message and everything after it are replaced in the conversation: withdrawing leaves a short withdrawn marker and stops there, while editing asks the model again with the new text.

Moves the default workspace off the system drive (DSH opens every new Session in <Documents>/deepseek-harness/default-workspace and never relocates it) while keeping stored sessions usable: rewrites the workspace record without a restart, offers the same three actions as a GUI panel, moves stored session logs together with their header cwd, and re-frames logs whose first frame is not exactly one header line. Requires the desktop host (workspaceRegistry and sessionPersistence).

Customize the Harness sidebar name and avatar with a local crop editor.

Connects OpenCode Go subscriptions to DSH Desktop, with API-key management, usage snapshots, automatic model synchronization, and model selection.

Connects a local Codex ChatGPT login to DSH Desktop, with account controls, quota snapshots, automatic model synchronization, and model selection.

A reflection layer for DSH sessions that slowly rewrites a 3-7 entry worldview across value, preference and habit layers, tracks spirit, health and account balance, ingests Bilibili/Douyin videos, and keeps an auditable growth archive. Video intake is optional and needs site cookies; Douyin parsing also needs Edge/Chrome and yt-dlp.

Snapshot and switch the Codex login used by the Codex subagent from the DSH Plugins page, with a Codex usage quota card.

Model rotation for DeepSeek Harness: groups each provider's models by source, orders them by hand or by measured success rate and latency, stores model plus reasoning-effort presets, falls over to the next entry when a model hits its quota or is unavailable, resends the same step on the next model, and shows which model actually answered. Uses the models of whatever provider plugins are already installed (Antigravity accounts, Codex subscription, DeepSeek API keys); it does not provide model access itself.

Appearance suite for DeepSeek Harness: deep-space starfield background, Cyberpunk 2077 HUD theme, startup authentication sequence, and a sidebar toggle for borderless windows.

Kimetsu no Yaiba (Demon Slayer) skin for the DSH Web UI: a night-forest palette applied through the stable token layer, nine rotating wallpapers served by the plugin host, a flame band, and a two-button dock to toggle the skin and change the picture.

Three retrofuturist skins for the DSH Web GUI — a dusk train, neon rain and a sunset coast — with an in-page switcher and locally saved selection.