Plugins

An audit workspace for DeepSeek Harness: a multi-agent consultation venue where each review seat is filled by an agent, every judgment is routed to a named review face, and the whole run is kept as a traceable record. Works out of the box: the service endpoint is built in, a workspace is provisioned automatically on first launch, and review scenes come with their seats and agents listed.

Open the extension side panel and it takes over the page you are browsing right now. On top of upstream it adds: hover, coordinate clicks, drag, batched action chains, whole-page screenshots, local file upload, image listing, and switching between several connected browsers. Pages reach the model as structured text with a numbered element list; actions wait for your approval and sensitive fields stay masked. Ships as the bridge plugin, with the extension in the same release. This project is a fork of omdsh-dev/dsh-browser: https://github.com/omdsh-dev/dsh-browser

NewAgentUniverseByDeepSeek nodes inside DSH: five read-only tools covering provenance (both upstream releases this build names), a data directory's restored state and ledger audit, the conformance vectors, exact decimal conversion, and node reachability. Driving the node -- starting or stopping a daemon, depositing funds, sending bus messages -- is deliberately not exposed, because those are audited privileged operations in this project.

Starts the WorkBuddy Panel backend (wb2api.exe from workbuddy2api-panel, Windows) with DSH and on exit stops only the process it launched; optionally syncs the backend's /v1/models into the workbuddy provider, and its settings card picks models, shows credit multipliers and installs, updates or rolls back the backend from checksum-verified GitHub releases.

A composer switch between running always and running only in off-peak hours, set per session: a task is judged by the session that owns it, so changing one session no longer changes the others, and a session without its own choice follows a default. In off-peak mode every task, including one already running, is held at its next agent step or tool dispatch when a Beijing peak window starts (Monday to Friday 09:00-12:00 and 14:00-18:00, statutory holidays excluded), and one timer releases it at the boundary; weekends and holidays are idle all day. The holiday calendar lists every statutory day off in 2025 and 2026 from the State Council notices, and a year with no data is reported as unknown rather than assumed to be a workday.

Account balance and cost statistics pill for DeepSeek Harness. It adds a pill at the right-hand end of the official stats row below the session composer, combining the billing period (peak/off-peak, colour-coded), the account balance and the current session cost; clicking it expands a per-session breakdown with cache-hit input, cache-miss input and output amounts, plus cost per model. The rate table is refreshed with plugin releases to follow official pricing.

Adds the dshmarket plugin market to the DSH sidebar as a panel of its own, ordered above the built-in Plugins entry. Clicking the entry renders the market through the client service dshmarket publishes for hosts, so the catalog, category filters, comments and install and update flows are the ones dshmarket ships rather than a copy of them. Nothing to learn or configure: the panel is the market, with its own sidebar entry, label in Chinese or English to match the interface language, and icon. If dshmarket is not loaded the panel says so instead of failing client composition, and its locale keys, slots and style tag are released when the plugin unloads.

Per-project MCP servers: a project declares servers in its own documents (`.dsh/mcp.json` by default; the local and global file lists are settings), and they are mounted only for the sessions working in that project — on the first turn of a session, released when it goes idle. A right-sidebar tab and a Settings page list each project with a live session, the status of every server and the session holding each mount, with `Sync` / `Retry` / `Release`, an `enabled` switch and an editor over one existing entry; a per-project tool policy (`disclosure` / `direct` / `off`) with pins and `mcp_search_tools` decides what the model sees; `${VAR}` references resolve through the project `.env` files and the credentials file; per-server call counters outlive the sessions that produced them.

Clusters arXiv, first-party lab, official artifact, hardware-vendor, and opt-in X signals into versioned release evidence bundles, then gates claim-level reproduction on commands, artifacts, metrics, and verifiers.

21 read-only lifecycle governance tools in one self-contained DSH plugin: task tiering, state/plan/evidence validation, gate precheck and aggregation, release/install audits, context and progress analysis, critical path, resume reconciliation, and a mutation preview that always denies execution. Installs from npm as @240xu/dsh-tech-lead.

Preflight checks for a DeepSeek Harness plugin before submitting it to the community list: verifies the dsh.bundle manifest, cordis.patch.yml wiring, client bundle shape, and peer ranges that silently exclude prerelease harness builds. CLI plus one read-only agent tool.

A draw.io editor as a .drawio file viewer in the DSH sidebar: diagrams are ordinary workspace files (new ones default to docs/diagrams/), edits autosave, and a file changed outside the editor is refused with a conflict bar instead of being overwritten; the editor is downloaded once from a pinned upstream release with a SHA-256 check and then runs fully offline.

DSH environment management: auto-installs a Rust/Tauri desktop host (downloaded per-OS from dsh-desktop-host releases, source build as fallback), one-click runtime updates, Windows platform compatibility, official DeepSeek billing, and a built-in code editor for the workspace.

Shows the installed DeepSeek Harness version in the sidebar, checks npm and GitHub Releases for updates, and provides manual or confirmed update commands.

Release playbook for AI agents. npm-installable CLI + DSH plugin + skill bundle. Covers npm, GitHub+Gitee dual remote, DSH marketplace, cargo crates.io, PyPI, PyInstaller exe, Go single-binary, Rust single-binary, Electron/Tauri desktop. Bilingual EN/ZH.

Holds the OS wake lock while any agent, subagent, or background job runs, releases it after a configurable grace period, and provides a bilingual web settings page with live status, manual hold, and display-on options.

21 read-only lifecycle governance tools in one self-contained DSH plugin: task tiering, state/plan/evidence validation, gate precheck and aggregation, release/install audits, context and progress analysis, critical path, resume reconciliation, and a mutation preview that always denies execution. Installs from npm as @240xu/dsh-tech-lead.

GitHub CI co-pilot for DeepSeek Harness: PR review, CI failure fixing, issue triage and release notes.

Clusters arXiv, first-party lab, official artifact, hardware-vendor, and opt-in X signals into versioned release evidence bundles, then gates claim-level reproduction on commands, artifacts, metrics, and verifiers.

Mojibake guard bundle for DSH: feature-based garbled-text detection before writes with review-then-release (an identical retry passes), plus pre-execution pwsh encoding audit (ANSI/GBK/UTF-16/Default), Windows and Chinese first.

Typing companion with five characters and composer following. This entry installs the universal page package (page mode only); the optional Rust desktop mode for macOS and Windows ships in the platform-specific release packages (darwin-arm64, darwin-x64, win32-x64).

Skill for building a game design brief into a playable, publishable TapTap Maker project: it picks the browser workspace or local MCP route, extracts the five elements of the brief, writes a first-round prompt for a minimal core loop, iterates in the official order, checks preview and release materials, and keeps credit, credential and irreversible-action limits in view. Includes eight reference notes on the product, credits, themes and asset limits, the leaderboard, brief parsing, iteration, publishing and safety, four templates, and three read-only Python checks for brief completeness, project layout and release materials.