Plugins

Extra folders registered for a workspace become real workspace roots: the session runtime context lists them, a workspace_roots tool reports each root top-level entries, git branch and AGENTS.md/README/manifests, and file tools read, write, patch, move and delete inside them without approval prompts. Folders are edited per workspace from a sidebar hover action or from Settings. On Windows a confined shell stays inside the workspace, because ACL confinement cannot take extra roots.

Send DSH event notifications to Gotify, a generic webhook, or ntfy when a task finishes, is interrupted, needs approval, or needs an answer. The message carries only the session title, workspace name and event reason, never the conversation body, and a failed send is logged without interrupting the session.

Per-workspace DSH conversation status in the Windows system tray, plus native DeepSeek Harness notifications when a conversation needs approval, a choice or free-text input, completes, or fails. Windows 10/11 and DSH Desktop 0.2.3-rc.1+ only. The tray menu and notifications work only after a one-time desktop bridge install (user-level, reversible): it repoints the DSH shortcut at a hidden launcher that injects a hook into DSH's Electron main process through a short-lived loopback Node inspector; without the bridge the plugin only writes state.json. Idle conversations stay out of the tray by default; nine live options are editable in a Tray follower settings page.

Per-turn git checkpoints of a workspace: revert one turn’s changes (or go back to the end of an earlier turn), previewed file by file, and forget that part of the conversation from the model context.

Review commits made in the current workspace, grouped by repository, each expandable to its per-file diff.

Hand off local development tasks between Codex and DeepSeek Harness with original requirements, project agreements, workspace checks, and a relay board. Needs the Codex desktop app (or a codexBinary path in the settings); verified on macOS only.

DevLead mode for DeepSeek Harness: a human-only switch turns one ordinary session into a lead with eight devlead_* tools to register workspaces and create, read, continue and watch other ordinary sessions; it dispatches work to those sessions, reviews the delivery and reports, is woken through a durable notification digest when a watched session's turn settles, and can give a dispatched writing session its own Git worktree when the host provides the experimental worktree service.

Windows-only, workspace-scoped Codex to DeepSeek Harness handoffs with durable replies, independent review and restart-safe endpoint discovery; no computer-use. Built on code vendored from ESROAMER/codex-dsh-collab and Dax233/dsh-codex-bridge; it mounts the same default /codex-bridge route as codex-dsh-collab, so do not install both with default settings. Needs Python 3.11+ and a one-time pairing command.

Adds a DeepSeek Harness agent preset that hands implementation work to Codex subagents (auto-approved, workspace-write sandbox); the session agent only splits tasks, dispatches them and reports results. Requires DSH 0.2.2-rc.1+, the @deepseek-ai/dsh-subagent-codex bundle and a locally installed, logged-in Codex CLI.

AI-assisted reading workspace for DSH with a local TXT/Markdown/EPUB/PDF library, annotations, prompt presets, long notes, memory, export and companion tools.

Local creation toolbox for DeepSeek Harness. It talks to a ComfyUI instance for image generation and a local GPT-SoVITS service for speech, checks which local services are reachable, and saves generated files into the workspace.

Adds the agnes_image host tool for generating and editing images with Agnes Image 2.5 Flash. Text-to-image takes a detailed prompt; image editing and multi-image composition accept local workspace paths or public URLs through reference_images. Output size, aspect ratio, and model are configurable, and results are saved into the session working directory and shown inline as attachments. The plugin has no runtime dependencies and no build step. Requires your own Agnes API key (AGNES_API_KEY in the environment or ~/.dsh/.credentials.yaml). Uses the same agnes_image tool name and loader id as zhp282515-wq/dsh-plugin-agnes-image, so do not install both.

Give it one URL and it traces the whole chain itself — DNS, reverse proxy, upstream, container, host and dependencies — then reports a root cause with evidence, so incident triage and routine operations run without anyone reciting where the machines or logs are. The chain comes from resource records it builds and keeps in your workspace; it is read-only by default and any change needs your explicit authorization.

Local dataset analysis tools for DSH: ingest CSV/JSONL once, then head, schema, stats_describe, transform_agg, list, export and rm against a workspace store under .dsh-analyze/ through a path-confined dsh-analyze CLI. Needs that Rust CLI installed separately (prebuilt on GitHub Releases for Windows x64, macOS, Linux x64) on PATH or via DSH_ANALYZE_CLI_PATH; without it no tools are registered.

A floating box that turns one line or a screenshot into a Markdown file in your workspace.

Sync workspaces, session history and automations to your own cloud folder (any folder-synced backend), so a new machine picks up where you left off. The cloud folder holds plaintext session logs; workspaces hidden or locked by dsh-workspace-vault are not uploaded.

Local fitness studio recording workouts, exercise duration and training volume within the DSH workspace, stored in the browser. Needs the dsh-studio-projects runtime and the dsh-worktable container from 1997liuyh-boop/dsh-studio-library installed first.

Permanently deletes one session from its sidebar context menu after a confirmation dialog: the log directory under the DSH home, the projection-cache thumbnail, its id in every workspace.json, and its archived and pinned entries. Sessions resumed since launch are detached from both the sessions and the agents stores first, so the deleted row does not return to the sidebar as an orphan. Refuses while the session is running a turn, and never touches the workspace folder itself.

Floats conversations that are currently running to the top of their workspace session list, and keeps them there after they finish.

Adopts DSH sessions created outside the running window (IDE/ACP clients, other processes) into their matching Workspace, and imports local sessions from other agent harnesses (pi) as native, resumable DSH sessions with sidebar sync/import actions and idempotent re-import.

One recency-sorted list of recent sessions across all workspaces, with color-coded workspace badges, a collapsible sidebar section, and the built-in session row actions on right-click.

Deletes a DSH session from the session menu, and lists the workspace files that session touched so you choose which ones to remove with it. Deletion is permanent (no undo), and files written through shell commands are not tracked.

Skins the DSH Web UI to match the opencode console — theme tokens, sidebar, chat markdown, tables, the composer and the question dialog restyled through CSS — and shows the current workspace's git branch under the composer. It also hides the sidebar brand row and the New session button.

A fold row is pinned at the top of the sidebar panel list and stays visible when folded, so the Plugins … More column collapses to that one row and the Workspaces section moves up; ⌥⌘P (Ctrl+Alt+P) toggles it too, and the state is kept in localStorage across reloads.