Plugins

A Claude Desktop-inspired composer slider for adjusting model reasoning effort with click, drag, or keyboard controls.

Closes right-sidebar tabs with a middle click or a left double click, reusing the built-in close button so the native rules (such as the last docked guide card being unclosable) still apply.

Find text inside the open conversation with Ctrl+F: matches are highlighted in the message text, previous/next step through them, clicking the count lists the matches and jumps to any of them, and the count grows while the scan runs. No collapsed block is opened and the reading position does not move.

One-click polish, expand and autopilot for the DeepSeek Harness composer: rewrite the draft with the model the session is switched to, expand a one-line wish into a task brief, or let an AI drive a goal round after round.

Read-only Windows AppData analyzer: click the sidebar icon to drill down explorer-style through directories, each row showing recursive size, file count and last-modified time, plus the software that created it and a delete-worthiness verdict built from a knowledge base, mixed-directory splitting, then heuristics, with unmatched guesses marked as such. Scans directories only and never reads file contents; it ships no delete action, and unknown directories can be looked up online with a model summary and cited sources. The online lookup needs a DeepSeek API key (or an equivalent credential); without one the query is only copied to the clipboard.

macOS always-on-top desktop pet for DSH Desktop: a bundled DeepSeek whale sprite with Codex-compatible skins; install many pets from codex-pets.net or import from local Codex in Settings; a recent-session ball; right-click New Session and a configurable global shortcut (default Command+Option+N) for a new-session ask box.

Checks enabled plugins for newer versions at startup, lists them in a corner card and upgrades them all with one click, reporting per-plugin success or failure; resolves the bundled dsh CLI on macOS, Windows and Linux instead of assuming a Windows executable.

Sends a VS Code selection or file path into the open DSH conversation as an @path reference with its line range, inserted at the composer without sending it. Requires the companion VS Code extension shipped as a .vsix inside the bundle (one-click install from the composer, or install it by hand).

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.

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.

Session utilities: Markdown export and dependency-free batch ZIP export, a timeline overlay for jumping between turns, safe session duplication that rewrites internal identity fields, and sidebar right-click menu extension points.

Adds a collapsible Recent list to the bottom of the DSH Web sidebar: sessions from every workspace sorted by last activity, filtering empty, archived and subagent sessions, with the host status dots and ten more rows per click.

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.

One chip in the composer dock: the account balance plus what the current chat has cost, priced per turn at the tariff in force when each turn ran. Clicking it opens a 264px card in the panel style of the host, with refresh and settings buttons.

Turn your recurring one-liners into capsules above the composer. They reorder themselves by how often you use them, and ask you to fill in {{placeholder}} values before the snippet lands in the draft. Clicking appends rather than replaces, so a half-written draft survives. A drawer adds search, grouping and editing, and everything lives in a Host-side JSON file you can edit by hand.

Adds one Prompt button beside the composer: clicking it rewrites the draft with an editable prompt-engineering doctrine and returns the result as pickable rows instead of overwriting the draft, and the same panel edits the plugin's own settings in place.

Floating toolbar on text selection in conversations: add the quote to the composer, start a new discussion from it, or copy it; quotes collapse into a card aligned to the composer and double-clicking jumps back to the quoted turn.

Desktop notifications and an app-icon unread badge for DeepSeek Harness. A banner fires when a turn finishes, when an approval, question or plan confirmation is waiting, and when a turn fails; the badge shows how many sessions need you and clears once viewed, and clicking a banner switches to that session. Follows the DSH interface language, subagent sessions stay quiet by default, titles and body length are configurable, and a loopback HTTP interface lets scripts and other tools post notifications.

ClickHouse query tools for DSH, targeting ClickHouse alone: seven tools that list databases, tables and columns, sample rows, search columns by name, show EXPLAIN plans, and run single read-only SQL statements behind a client-side guard that rejects writes, multi-statement SQL, cross-table queries and external table functions. Single-table by default: the query parameter is used as given, with no built-in multi-step business flow. Zero runtime dependencies; it tells the model to backtick non-ASCII aliases instead of failing with a bare syntax error on older servers. With no configuration it connects to http://10.0.0.34:8123 as user default (database default); set url or host/port to point it at your own server.

Visibility layer for DSH's built-in Cua Driver computer-control channel: a top banner names the controlling session and its goal, Esc truly stops the agent, and four precision tools click more accurately - they check that the point is not covered by another window, verify what the click changed, find a control by its name, click up to five controls in a row, and wait for a control to show up; a control can also be addressed by element id and run in the background when the application supports it. When the official channel is missing it asks whether to install it and can install it in one click. Windows only.

Brings McDonald's China official MCP (mcp.mcd.cn) into DSH. Paste a token you generated yourself and the plugin handshakes, calls tools/list, and registers every remote tool as a native DSH tool (mcd_ prefix) — upstream additions and removals need no code change, just a restart. Ships four always-on tools (mcd_status, mcd_test, mcd_tools, mcd_call) for self-checks and direct fallback calls, plus a settings page with a one-click connection test. The token is stored only on this machine in ~/.dsh/dsh-mcd-mcp.json (mode 600); it never enters the repository or the conversation context.

Adds a Delete Session row to every sidebar session '...' menu (the official harness has archive/pin/rename/fork only, no durable delete). One-click Force delete ejects the session from the host live catalog, stops its background work, then removes the durable log, projection cache and registry bookkeeping - no ghost rows on any connected desktop web UI. Workspace files the session created are kept; conversation logs are permanently deleted. Third-party cloud mirrors (e.g. phone apps via Agents Anywhere) hold their own copies. Bilingual zh/en UI, trust-fenced local route. Requires DSH >=0.2.1-rc.1.

See your real ChatGPT / Codex subscription quota inside DSH. Reads /wham/usage: 5-hour and weekly windows, reset countdown, extra-usage balance, additional limit groups and the code-review limit; lists and redeems server-issued reset credits with a stable, retry-safe idempotency key; switches between multiple accounts; reads /codex/models to show the account's real model catalog, showing empty rather than a built-in list when unavailable. One-click sign-in from Settings (browser authorization or device code, with a paste-the-callback fallback); credentials stay in DSH's credential service. Model calls reuse DSH's built-in llm-pi-ai Codex route instead of claiming a provider route — it degrades to a pure quota console when another plugin owns it. A remaining-quota chip sits beside the composer.

Prompt-box screenshot shortcut button. Drag a box, shot taken immediately. DSH hides automatically; multi-monitor supported. Ctrl+Alt+1--hides the window then shoots; shift+click--does not hide. Hold Ctrl+Alt and click 1 to shoot repeatedly. ! One copy is saved by default, named by content hash, in the DSH attachment library; each session writes an index recording which shots belong to it (can be changed to keep an extra copy in the session folder). Images are part of the context, so deleting them breaks the session — use the "Delete Conversation" plugin to remove images together with the conversation. Windows only.