Plugins

Runs the WorkBuddy (CN) daily check-in on DSH startup — discovers every account logged in on this machine, claims the daily credits, and shows a status entry on the session title line with a details panel and failed-account retry.

Wakes the main agent after any DSH restart so interrupted work resumes automatically — adds a restart tool and an optional canary that validates the boot and aborts with an alert before a broken restart.

Restart DSH: configurable restart method (Node native / legacy PowerShell), post-restart continue prompt, optional watchdog auto-relaunch.

Answers the built-in web_search from a self-hosted RustXNG metasearch instance, downloading and starting that binary on demand and stopping it after an idle timeout; an optional fetch provider also decodes pages whose charset is declared only in <meta>.

Relays the ZCode CLI (the client-bundled coding agent) into DeepSeek Harness as a model provider: a resident app-server session injects the Start Plan account and signs each request with the OAuth plan token, so model requests burn ZCode Start Plan / Coding Plan quota directly — real streaming, image input, per-session resume, no API key.

Laya typed decisions (`noul` yes/no, `choice`, `score`) as a first-class Cordis service (`ctx.laya`) plus the model-visible `laya_ask` and `laya_plan` tools. The plugin itself installs and downloads nothing: it is a client of a `laya-mcp serve` sidecar you start yourself, and it reports that the sidecar is not running instead of failing obscurely at the first tool call.

A governed swarm of six specialist DSH agents — orchestrator, planner, knowledge-base bridge, developer and two reviewers — turns a requirement into a strict phase pipeline where every delivery must prove itself with structured evidence before the next phase may start; reviewers are read-only, code merges only after a review pass, and an append-only event log gives full replay and audit on a live kanban board. Its design draws inspiration from the Hermes Agent kanban.

Clean desktop shell for DSH: launch by double-clicking a desktop shortcut like any normal desktop app, live backend monitoring with one-click tray start/restart/stop (progress dialogs), offline auto-reconnect, single instance. Reuses your existing web profile, no restyling of the web UI. Windows + macOS.

Skin manager for the DSH web GUI: discovers installed skins and switches the active one from a dedicated Settings page, mutually exclusive, hot-reloaded without restart.

Biomimetic memory system for DeepSeek Harness: a single SQLite store (node:sqlite, WAL) whose Markdown tree is kept as a read-only mirror; memory tools, frozen-snapshot injection at session start, graded approval gating, on-demand extraction of the current session, near-duplicate merging, an archive and supersede lifecycle, memory metabolism (dream), memory pins, semantic recall over local embeddings, and the /memory command.

Three tools that let any agent, including a team member, list, steer and stop the subagents it started.

Registers a `deepseek-web` provider that drives your own signed-in chat.deepseek.com account as an extra model in DSH, and also embeds the DeepSeek web app inside the DSH window: a right-sidebar tab, plus a draggable and resizable whale floating window whose position and size are remembered across restarts (the window follows the ball while you drag it). Sign-in is one-time and synchronized in both directions - signing in or out in the settings page or inside the panel updates the other side, so a restart does not ask again. The provider side needs no Open Platform API key: the sidebar footer lists your Web conversations, Fork to Workspace opens an independent Harness session that never writes back to the original conversation, native search stays on for the `default` model, and `/clean` is a session toggle that sends only the human text. Fork of y-wi/dsh-deepseek-web, kept working on current DSH 0.2.x (widened peer ranges, `ctx.settings.configure()` plus `.volatile()` config fields, renamed client icons, SSE errors surfaced as real errors instead of poisoning the session history). Installing it alongside the upstream dsh-deepseek-web is not supported: both register the same deepseek-web provider. Use only for personal convenience: reusing a web login from a third-party client may violate DeepSeek's terms of service and carries account risk (rate limiting, suspension, ban); the authors accept no responsibility for any consequences.

Old conversation is folded into short summaries by a side model before the window fills (on-disk ledger survives restarts and re-anchors after host compaction), so long sessions stop getting more expensive every turn — one real full-day session: 6 folds replaced 209 old messages and the live context stayed in the tens of thousands of tokens. The session model picks the model per subtask across six pools (economy/mechanical/main/hard/vision/review); or pick Auto and a small intent classifier routes each message itself, switching only past a confidence threshold to keep prompt caches warm. A three-line watermark ends in an automatic four-step handover (fork backup, handover doc, compact, wake) without losing in-flight subagents; /ctx-pause, /ctx-resume and /ctx-handover keep it manual when wanted. Optional Agent Teams mode adds teammates and a shared task board; /vision gives text-only models eyes via the vision pool; tiered verification sends bigger diffs to a tester plus an independent reviewer. Settings UI, READMEs and language preferences cover the same 11 languages. Bundles three skills: read-only MySQL/Redis verification, commit-message generation, and a requirements/design document convention.

Adds a restart button to the DeepSeek Harness desktop app — it asks before restarting while work is running, and afterwards reports how long the app was down. Entries can live in the sidebar, the conversation header, the account menu or the settings page, and each one can be turned off. Extras include checking how much sign-in data is stored (a cause of startup failures) and previewing leftover temp files, counted but never deleted. Desktop app only.

Hierarchical Claude Code-style memory: user + project scopes (project memories committed to git for the team), MEMORY.md index auto-injected at session start, context-window guards, pure files.

Worktree Space: puts a workspace task that spans one or more Git repositories in its own task space directory - each repository in it gets its own worktree on one shared task branch; the space is registered as a DSH Workspace so sessions start right there, and multiple tasks run side by side without interfering. Finishing a task can merge the work back into each repository's target branch, remove the worktrees, and file whatever Git does not track in an archive directory you choose.

DSH adapter bridging DeepSeek web chat and DeepSeek Harness with automatic DSM-tag harvesting, memory injection and write-back, full-answer saving on the web, a DSH sidebar for browsing and manual injection, named-entry retrieval, general/non-general classification, and transactional memory compression; works with the separately loaded Chrome/Edge extension in extension/ and the local @zoria-lind/dsh-ecolink-service, which the adapter can start automatically.

Startup splash for DeepSeek Harness: an animated avatar with aurora, stardust, pointer parallax and a module-assembly entrance, plus the same image as the main-UI wallpaper; both images can be swapped from a settings page that previews the animation live.

Custom modes / assistant manager: give each mode its own system prompt in the settings page — a custom prompt that is a plain file the agent loop re-reads before every model step, so an edit applies to the running session on its next step — and start it from the official standard / PTC / minimal / Cordis composition, toggling the plugin rows it mounts one by one (a custom plugin composition per mode), renaming it as you like. Several assistants coexist with their own prompts, so one machine can keep a coding assistant, a chat companion and a roleplay (RP) persona side by side — a multi-agent setup you pick from per new session. Rows left untouched stay byte-identical to the shipped ones, platform conditions included.

Per-conversation x-opencode-session header injection for OpenCode Go in DeepSeek Harness (DSH). Fixes 400 MissingSessionID, keeps prompt-cache routing optimal, scoped strictly to opencode.ai, runtime-switchable without restart.

About section for the DeepSeek Harness settings: version info, npm latest/next update check with one-click install and auto-restart, and GitHub release history.

Windows system-tray launcher for dsh web: console-free background start (VBS/powershell chain), a tray menu with open UI / logs / icon presets / launch-at-login / restart Harness, one-click install and update of the bundled dsh-plugin-usage-meter, and a dsh plugin half that starts the tray together with the harness.

Off-peak message scheduler: turn on valley mode and the composer queues your messages until DeepSeek off-peak hours (half price), then auto-injects them into the session and gets replies. Native-look composer, hotkeys (Enter queue / ⌘+Enter send now / Esc exit), per-session toggle persisted across restarts.

Windows desktop launcher bundle for DSH Web that creates a managed shortcut, then restarts DSH in the background and refreshes the existing browser page.