Plugins

A session manager for the DeepSeek Harness sidebar: per-workspace category trees with drag-and-drop ordering, pinned sessions hoisted above the categories (or kept inside them, switchable from the view options), an archive partition, and a delete bin where removed sessions keep their logs and can be restored or purged in batches. The host half owns the category and recycle data, the web half renders it; both ship as one plugin. Maintained fork of ht719/dsh-session-categories ported to current DSH, with pinning, archive partition and delete bin added; it cannot be installed together with the original.

A lock button on every sidebar session row; archiving a locked session through the client-side workspaces.archiveSession — the ⋮ menu, or another plugin calling the same client method — is refused with a notice, the lock list is persisted on the host, and a host route bulk-archives inactive sessions while always skipping locked ones. Calls that reach the host registry directly are not intercepted.

Reads stored sessions at host boot and resumes the one whose last turn a restart interrupted, sending a short follow-up so the work continues.

Adds one-click permanent Session deletion to the DeepSeek Harness Workspace sidebar: a row-hover trash button, a menu item, a confirmation dialog, live-Session protection, cascade deletion for derived Sessions, and cleanup of the session log directory, projection cache and workspace bookkeeping.

A collapsible "In Progress" group for the DSH Web sidebar: collect sessions from each session row's ... menu, pin the shortlist above the workspace list, reorder by dragging, and keep it across restarts.

Recent and active sessions block for the DeepSeek Harness Web sidebar

Instant wake for running DSH sessions — a host-plane bridge using the official sessionController.prompt() API (HTTP + file queue). Why headless can't.

Whale-girl desktop pet for the DSH Web UI, drawn with hand-written SVG + CSS (no image or audio assets, zero runtime dependencies): swims while a turn runs, blows labeled bubbles on tool calls, taps the glass with an amber pulse when an approval is waiting, jumps with a turn duration/tool-count report on success and droops on failure, naps after dark or when idle. Click to poke, double-click to pet (affinity hearts), drag with remembered position, right-click menu (feed / mute / reset / hide), hover card with level, title, XP bar and per-turn stats. A `whale_say` tool lets the agent make her speak or act as a lightweight visible notification. Read-only over sessions and workspace; only ~/.dsh/whale-girl/state.json is written.

Mobile web UI for DeepSeek Harness: a token-protected LAN server that lists all sessions, streams replies over SSE, and lets a phone continue any conversation; the desktop GUI shows a QR entry and, with dsh-whale-girl 0.3.0+, a phone held by the pet opens the same panel.

Synchronize DSH sessions, settings, attachments and project files using a user-configured private HTTPS Git repository or SFTP, with safe-scope online application, offline restore plans and user-confirmed plugin updates. Requires Node.js 24+; the SFTP path also requires OpenSSH (ssh/sftp).

Turn DSH's phone side into one thumb-reachable column: the host renders pages for narrow screens, zero build, no front-end framework, no desktop pixels streamed. The order is responsiveness > honest state > familiarity > brand > looks. A WeChat push opens the workspace with the conversation on top; sends appear optimistically, streaming never steals your scroll, approvals and queued prompts happen on the phone, plus new sessions, model switching, image and file uploads, and sub-agent rows. The DS Bot team is a tap away with member DMs, group chat and tool-approval cards. Pair over LAN by QR, or go out through a Cloudflare quick tunnel; after a restart the next push carries the new address. A shell byte budget is asserted in tests.

Move an entire dsh installation to another machine and check it item by item. Three layers go across: the declaration layer (settings, credentials, plugin declarations and vendored link: sources), the state layer (sessions, storages, skills, attachments) and, optionally, the workspace project code. Sessions are rewritten at the zstd header frame only, workspace paths are remapped through an explicit path mapping, and at the end 14 checks (I1–I13 plus I6b) report PASS / FAIL / WARN. A LAN route pairs two machines and pulls the bundle over directly; merge mode diffs a bundle against a machine that has already been in use and stops before writing anything while conflicts are undecided.

Focus-aware notifications for DeepSeek Harness: approvals, questions, plan reviews and finished replies appear as one alert only when the conversation window loses focus; background conversations alert at any time and subagent sessions never do.

Reports DeepSeek Harness session state (working, done, error) to the agent-pet macOS desktop overlay and lets it open sessions or start a chat.

Let external MCP agents delegate tasks to the existing DSH desktop, with visible sessions, user takeover, and optional approval handoff.

Bidirectional dispatch for DSH: opens visible desktop sessions for tasks dispatched in by Grok Bot / Yobiru, adds /dispatch-grok and /dispatch-zcode slash commands to send tasks out, and reports the session result back to the dispatching peer on completion (peers are user-configured; nothing is sent until configured).

Expose a running DeepSeek Harness instance over MCP, so an external agent can list, create and continue that instance's own sessions, delegate a turn and collect its result, answer the questions the DSH agent asks, and set how future approval requests resolve.

Encrypted, chunked full backups of a DSH installation: config, sessions, plugins, workspaces and Hindsight memory packed into AES-256-GCM volumes that unlock by passphrase, recovery code or this machine's DPAPI slot, each package carrying a self-contained restorer, GFS rotation (last, daily, weekly, monthly, plus a total size cap and a recycle bin) and network or WebDAV targets. Zero external dependencies — node: builtins only, no 7z, openssl or rclone.

Schedules Akasha sleep distillation on idle or timer, and injects a wake note for new sessions plus a per-turn memory pulse; the optional idle-resume behaviour is off by default. Companions: Hindsight (repo memory), OpenViking (user memory), and the built-in session search (see repo README). Setup: clone the repo, copy core/ aside, then replace <AKASHA_DIR> in cordis.patch.yml with its absolute path (or set the AKASHA_DIR env var); plugins fail loudly while the placeholder remains.

Session deletion for DeepSeek Harness: a sidebar menu item, a workspace-grouped batch cleanup panel and a session_delete tool (dry-run by default). Deletes session logs, projection cache, workspace-registry references and derived search indexes, and cascades to all subagent sessions.

Chunked compaction for oversized sessions: takes over only when the live context exceeds 85% of the model window (or the request exceeds 4 MB), summarizes the history in 1.5 MB chunks and merges them; smaller sessions keep the built-in compaction.

Delete sessions for real from the dsh sidebar (local logs and projection cache included, subagent and fork children cascade) and manage workspaces and ungrouped sessions, with an optional daily cleanup of ungrouped sessions.

Automatic, versioned backup of your DeepSeek Harness home — sessions, memories, settings and the profile plugin tree — to a private git remote you own, with commits and pushes on a schedule and every failure surfaced in the DSH log.

Delete DSH sessions into a restorable recycle bin — subagent sessions follow their parent as one tree, batch archive, restore and purge are supported, and only purge destroys bytes.