Plugins

Layered context management: at each turn end older tool output becomes a deterministic card, the model can fold older ranges into its own summaries in up to three tiers (compress), and every original is archived locally for decompress and search_context. Works alongside DSH-Mem0: superseded runtime-context snapshots (such as recalled memories) are never archived, carded or folded, and are replaced by a one-line placeholder at turn end when the prompt cache is already broken, when the saving outweighs the cache miss, or above 75% of the window; a strataBudget service (pressure, allowance, countTokens) and a strata/fold-landed event are provided for other context plugins; strata_status warns when DSH's automatic compaction is off or its official summary keeps failing. Its L1 layer, archive rotation, prune guard and preset takeover are forked from dsh-live-compact 1.0.6 (MIT); uninstall dsh-live-compact or billion-context first — they replace the same compaction rows and Strata will not take over while either is installed.

Feishu OAuth login reduces the need to distribute the DSH owner token while retaining token login; authorized users receive native owner session cookies with shared owner privileges, without per-user isolation.

Merges your configured, runtime-registered and locally cached models into one panel, probes and minimal-request tests them, pulls each channel's upstream /v1/models catalog, and chains the keepers into named schemes. A virtual ModelPool provider fails over at request time with per-model cooldowns, exponential backoff, image-request avoidance for text-only models, and a 10-minute memory for rejected reasoning levels. Adds a token ledger by day and model with CSV export, and 21 regression probes. Not a fork of dsh-llm-fallbacks.

Claude-style palette and typography for the DSH Web GUI — paper-white surface, near-black ink and terracotta accent derived from the Codex absolutely theme, warm neutral and accent ramps bound to 82 native token overrides for both light and dark, Anthropic Sans/Serif/Mono typography, and interface chrome sized with the content font setting. The fonts are not bundled — install them separately, otherwise the UI falls back to system fonts.

Material 3 Expressive theme layered over the built-in light/dark/system preferences, mapping every host alias token to colour roles generated from the official M3 colour library, plus expressive shape, motion, M3 menu surfaces and touch-browser ergonomics.

Shows account balance, current peak/off-peak token price and today's spend in the dsh sidebar; today's spend is read from the local dsh-cost-meter ledger (~/.dsh/.dshw-usage.json), so it shows a dash until dsh-cost-meter is installed.

Estimated CNY API cost for each conversation turn and for the session token total, using DeepSeek peak/off-peak and per-model pricing; subagent costs are listed separately.

Retro pixel CRT overlay for DSH showing the DeepSeek account balance and live token usage.

Floating ball showing the signed-in DeepSeek account balance (OAuth), with live pricing, today's price curve and a token-consumption estimate range.

Intercepts DSH tool results before the model reads them: dedupe cache for repeated calls, a declarative decision graph that replaces large outputs with structured digests, an injection gate, and an honest token ledger that includes a negative-return account for over-compression. Measured 1400-1600 tokens saved per hit; the cumulative ledger is currently negative and the README says why, including that it cannot skip model turns.

Sets token, cost and wall-clock caps on a DSH goal and blocks that goal when a cap is reached, instead of only reporting the spend. The figures come from the usage events DSH records for the session, priced per model, with a pill beside the composer that opens a per-model breakdown. The official DeepSeek tariff is built in, with peak/off-peak pricing toggleable because it depends on the route; other models are priced from configured rates, and a model with no rate has its tokens counted and its name listed rather than being guessed at.

Sidebar receipt printer for DeepSeek balance — a dot-matrix screen shows the remaining balance amount, with a lit dot field tracking the balance level and a peak/off-peak price band, and a receipt slides out on hover with balance, spend and per-token prices.

Adds a sidebar panel that browses the 设记 Design Memory component library by asset type, with live previews, design tokens, and copyable HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Component pages ship with the plugin; fonts and images load from the public library site.

Sidebar video player for DSH: it registers its own right-sidebar tab type, so any video opened through the harness — the Files tab, a chat file reference, another sidebar plugin's file tree — lands in this player. Bytes stream over a Host HTTP Range route (with a tokenized loopback source so the progress bar can actually be scrubbed inside the desktop app), and the player adds wheel zoom, drag pan, frame stepping, speed and volume popovers, and a built-in guide that points at every control.

Session Console: a sidebar dashboard over every conversation that shows run state, token spend, cache hit rate, context pressure and a heat score, resolves a plain-language sentence such as "how is the example project going" to the matching session, and dispatches that sentence as a queued task into it. Ships five agent tools (overview, find, tail, dispatch, cancel) over the same data.

输入框下的会话级用量计费胶囊：官方峰谷价目、剩余余额、Tokens 与成本

Mounts the hosted ROFilter MCP service (rofilter.cn) through the in-box @deepseek-ai/dsh-mcp-client bridge. ROFilter is a reverse-osmosis membrane system design tool with a 742-element library across 8 brands (Veolia, DuPont, Toray, LG, Hydranautics, CSM, Vontron, Ovay), feed-water analysis, scaling assessment, and full multi-stage system design (feed pressure, permeate TDS, energy, per-stage flux). Ships a shared trial token (1,000 calls per day for all users) and run_design is metered, so use your own rofilter.cn token for real work.

Simulated FX trading arena played against an algorithmic whale-chan opponent: a live canvas candlestick chart over five instruments (EUR/TOKEN, GBP/TOKEN, TOKEN/JPY, gold, and Whale/TOKEN, her own coin she never shorts), selectable leverage from 10x to 500x, and two modes — a timed mode with 90s to 500s rounds settled on equity, and an untimed goal mode that starts with $300,000 and ends when someone first reaches $20M or goes into debt (equity below zero, no maintenance margin). The match runs in a module-level engine, so switching to a conversation does not stop it or restart it. Margin and spread are modeled, prices are a local random walk with occasional news shocks, and nothing touches the network or real money.

LAN access for the harness process: writes the authenticated links for the harness port, one per local IPv4 address, to a token file and registers DSH_LAN_LINK in the shell environment, and can run a gateway on a fixed LAN port that holds the browser session on this machine, so devices need no token; forwarded requests get Host and Origin rewritten for the same-origin guard, and a host-claim marker is injected so the page renders as the full desktop UI instead of remote-visitor mode. Devices are admitted by CIDR, with optional Basic auth.

Optional external HTTP API for DSH Desktop, off by default, bound to localhost unless widened, and authenticated with a Bearer token.

DSH plugin: three MCP tool servers for DingTalk (via the dws CLI), Feishu (via lark-cli) and Feishu Project (via the official @lark-project/mcp), reusing the accounts dws and lark-cli are already logged in with, plus a Feishu Project MCP user token you paste in the panel; once the three connectors are connected, the default set is 140 tools (47 DingTalk, 45 Feishu, 48 Feishu Project) under the mcp__dingtalk__ / mcp__feishu__ / mcp__meego__ prefixes. A sidebar panel adds a connector wall with one-click connect (installs the CLI and walks through device-code login, or takes the Feishu Project token), custom MCP connections pasted as mcpServers JSON, enable/disable per connection, the write-tool switch, and a searchable catalog of the 1098 dws and 246 lark-cli commands.

TeleAgent (China Telecom TeleAI "Stellar" agent) model provider for DeepSeek Harness with the working v1 gateway signing: two-round HMAC-SHA256 keyed by the login JWT signature segment, which fixes the 40104 rejections the older local-v1 signing produced. Signs in through a dedicated browser window over the DevTools protocol — the plugin intercepts the login callback the same way the official desktop app does, so nothing has to be copied by hand — and also accepts a pasted token. Ships points balance, daily check-in, an in-composer account chip, and a configurable context window (100K by default, 16K–2M, since the gateway declares no catalogue and the official client ships one shared 100K preset for all three tiers). Cannot be installed alongside anye-99/dsh-codearts-auth: both register the same teleagent provider, and this plugin reuses its credentials and derives its SSE/tool-call parsing from it. It also registers the same teleagent provider as anbulang/dsh-connect-teleagent, so install only one of the two.

Per-turn cost in CNY, with 本轮 / 今日 / 会话 totals shown above the composer. Tokens are priced by model and by the moment they were spent (peak hours and holidays); native DeepSeek search spend can be folded in when the optional audit plugin is installed.

Read-only observer of native DeepSeek search model calls: appends each call token usage to a JSONL file so accounting plugins can price it. Requests and responses are not modified.