Plugins

Read and edit a Notion workspace from the agent: 10 tools over pages and databases, content handled as Notion-flavored Markdown, and writes guarded by a content-hash version check, a preview diff and one-step undo, so an edit made by hand in Notion is never silently overwritten. Installs with dsh plugin add; no build step. Requires a Notion integration token (or a personal access token) and sharing each target page or database with the integration.

Shows the open DSH chat, working or idle status, timer and daily token count in Discord Rich Presence, with Russian, English and Chinese settings.

Host-side HTTP bridge on 127.0.0.1:39217 with a Bearer token stored at 0600: external processes can create real DSH Desktop sessions that appear in the workspace sidebar, send prompts (queue or steer), read state and the last assistant reply, list workspaces and sessions, and long-poll until a turn finishes. Zero runtime dependencies; fixed loopback port; no outbound network; message bodies are never logged.

Stars the GitHub repositories behind installed DSH plugins from a tab beside Installed on the Plugins page and a control on each plugin detail page; resolves a token from the environment, a saved credential record or the gh CLI, and asks once before the first star because starring is public.

Ship OpenTelemetry GenAI observability and multi-device cloud state sync from one DSH bundle. It reuses and replaces the standalone @loongsuite/dsh-plugin (traces + metrics for sessions, agent loop, LLM and tool lifecycle; do not install both — disable or remove the upstream plugin first), and adds a WebSocket client that pushes full session event logs (header + snapshotEvents) to a relay you run so different local DSH instances share state. On connect it pulls and rebuilds the other devices' sessions automatically (cross-device resume). The sync client itself has zero third-party runtime dependencies; a small Node.js relay is included in the repo. The local /cloud-sync/* HTTP routes (status, sessions, config, resync, delete) have no origin or loopback check, and the bundled relay accepts unauthenticated connections unless AUTH_TOKEN is set — keep the DSH web port off untrusted networks and run the relay with a token.

Splits a session into turns and incrementally clusters them into named topics and stages, with per-topic token / tool / time stats, a workflow view, a turn timeline, a relation graph and per-turn AI analysis.

EVA cel-shade skin for the Harness Web UI. Overrides the --dsw-* design tokens to give panels square corners, ink outlines, hard offset shadows and CRT scanlines, adds a three-state session rail (running, done, waiting on you), recolours the turn-navigator ticks, and can embed an optional dark backdrop image.

One image behind the whole DSH shell. The image layer sits at z-index -1 and the shell's two --dsw-* tokens are repointed at translucent tints, so the picture shows through the frame, sidebar and composer. Ships a bundled default picture so it works with zero configuration, plus a floating panel with five sliders, presets, upload, and an SSRF-guarded URL import; changes persist to a local settings.json and the client self-heals when the SPA replaces its stylesheet.

Reports DSH session token usage from the local session logs as a host-side tool: totals, input, output and cache-read split, a per-day timeline, usage grouped by day or session and optional cost estimates.

Adds the real CNY cost of each assistant turn, plus today's running total, after the timestamp in DeepSeek Harness's completed-turn footer. Amounts are folded from the session log's usage with a local price table - no billing API, no network call, no extra tokens.

Usage statistics inside Settings: a GitHub-style one-year conversation heatmap of your own daily messages, token usage totals by model and by day/week/month with stat cards, and a per-day list of files written or edited via write/edit tools. All computed locally from session history with incremental rescans; no data leaves the machine.

An animated cat companion for the DSH chat UI. It reacts to session states, shows editable click-to-read lines and per-turn token counts, and supports dragging with a squish effect, left/right flipping and Ctrl+wheel resizing.

Switches that tune how DeepSeek Harness looks and behaves across the whole interface, not just a few screens; each works on its own and more arrive as the shell grows. Theme gallery of eight minimalist themes, each defining one palette for light and one for dark and applied through a single theme-token layer, plus sidebar panel folding that collapses the rail rows into one Panels launcher with search and keyboard control, and reload/restart actions at the sidebar foot. Each feature is gated by runtime detection: what the current build cannot do is disabled with a stated reason, and an unknown probe stays enabled. The sidebar Reload/Restart buttons are ported from the separately listed MoonSand/dsh-desktop-restart; uninstall that plugin before installing this one — with both, the sidebar foot shows two sets of buttons.

Trims each tool result to a token budget derived from the active model's context window (ratio of window minus reserved output, clamped), keeping head and tail with a notice on how to fetch the rest; mount globally or inside one agent preset.

Token usage plugin for dsh

Sidebar supervisor for installed DeepSeek Harness plugins: health, DSH compatibility, updates, usage frequency, per-plugin token cost, and local version backups with rollback.

Exposes a DSH Harness Desktop Web GUI to another machine's browser through a Cloudflare quick or named tunnel, an SSH reverse tunnel, or a custom command, and hands out a tokenised link to open it; a settings panel and CLI start, stop and print the link. Needs DSH Desktop 0.2.1-rc.2 or later and a cloudflared binary.

Remote control for DeepSeek Harness over an outbound Huawei Cloud DevBridge tunnel: a sidebar seat and a standalone control page start and stop the tunnel and show its public URL, QR code and logs. The plugin's own gateway stays on 127.0.0.1, checks a rotatable access token or HMAC session cookie, rate-limits failures and strips external identity headers before forwarding to DSH, so no inbound port is opened. The tunnel is off by default; tokens and state stay under ~/.dsh. Requires a Huawei Cloud account and devbridge CLI v0.2.x. The relay terminates TLS and can see plaintext HTTP — this is access control, not end-to-end encryption.

Agent-asked secrets for DeepSeek Harness: a masked card stores API keys and tokens in the local credential store without them entering the chat, then injects them into one command.

GitHub console inside DSH: token sign-in, repositories, issues, PRs, commits, notifications, stars and activity, one-click cloning that keeps itself up to date, and a categorized skill library that installs GitHub skill projects for the agent.

Discourages unnecessary sequential tool calls by guiding the model to batch ready, independent calls, potentially reducing wait time, model round trips, and token use when the runtime supports parallel execution; no scheduler changes.

Connects dsh to the BulkPublish MCP server (32 tools) to draft, schedule, publish and analyse social media posts, manage media, and handle inbox conversations and comments across 15 platforms, authenticated with a BulkPublish API key sent as a bearer token.

Per-Bot memory for Tobs Bots (requires DeepSeek Harness with @botharness/core; it ships off with no Bots listed, and after you list a Bot and set mode to on it works with no other service): a read-only local full-text index of that Bot's own past conversations (Chinese words found inside sentences), memory imported from other AI tools, a status tool, optional auto recall before a step in which a Human speaks, and a service for other plugins. Richer backends can be chosen at install, with a quote first and a daily token cap: a public fact store (memv2-lite), the official Graphiti graph, or both, fed from the Bot's own conversations.

Literal full-text search across every DSH session log (Chinese sentences work, where the built-in FTS5 tokenizer fails), as a right-sidebar panel that scrolls to the matching line, plus a session_find model tool.