Plugins

LAN / remote-access control, frpc NAT tunneling, a panel password gate, and mobile UI adaptation for the DSH Web GUI.

VS Code-style workspace keyword search tab for dsh-better-sidebar: matches file names and content, grouped by file with line numbers, opens in the sidebar editor.

Deploys the qq-bridge engine to a remote host over SSH and wires it into DeepSeek Harness: environment check, config generation that keeps credentials out of the repo, systemd units for the bridge plus daily-archive, today-sync and watchdog timers, and four tools to check, configure, deploy and inspect the install. Adds a lite reply mode that calls the DeepSeek chat completions API directly, switchable persona cards, image and video understanding, and keyword search over archived group chats.

Search local Word, PDF, PPT, and Excel folders for exam questions and export selected questions to a Word paper.

Drive WordCraft from the agent: create documents, insert and style text, build tables and headers, track changes and comments, then save as DOCX or convert to PDF, ODT, RTF, Markdown and more. Exposes WordCraft's command ids and its MCP server. Requires the matching ArtCraft app CLI installed locally; it is not bundled.

Keeps project decisions in plain markdown instead of chat history: one main document plus per-module documents, every entry carrying a file:line citation. The agent interviews you to turn open questions into settled decisions, and a five-dimension score (task complexity, extensibility, maintainability, code quality, reusability) is derived from the documents and shown on a button beside the model picker. A session can bind several projects; projects are sized small/medium/large, which widens the entry limits, and a reusable-pipeline section in the main document is injected when its trigger words appear.

LAN access for the official DSH Web UI through a gated reverse proxy: DSH keeps its own loopback binding, and a second port adds a password gate, self-signed HTTPS and per-device pairing that can be revoked individually, with a QR code to open it from a phone.

Request-level one-time prompt injection without further context pollution. SillyTavern-style UI and data compatibility, keyword/regex/constant triggers, and a lore_lookup tool for on-demand searching.

Drag-and-drop file upload for PDF, Word, Excel and images: dropped files are saved to a local directory and referenced by path, no base64 bloat in the chat.

Local Markdown user and project memory for DSH: pinned preferences, keyword search, soft invalidation, history and archive, and JSON migration with preview, backup and rollback.

Deterministic keyword routing, allowlisted model switching, and an isolated image_gen channel for DeepSeek Harness.

SAO (Sword Art Online) theme for DeepSeek Harness: a Link Start startup animation rendered ahead of the app shell, with Kirito/Asuna voice lines, plus theme and surface colours, liquid or frosted glass, per-component transparency, nine built-in or uploaded wallpapers, and a model-intensity slider.

Fully local long-term memory for dsh: cross-conversation and cross-project, stored as a single JSON file on your machine with no network calls, no model calls and no API key. Ships memory_save, memory_search, memory_list, memory_forget and memory_review tools, keyword-and-tag recall injected before each turn with adjustable ranking weights, Markdown import (including Kun and Hermes Agent formats) and export (native and Hermes Agent formats), and a settings page to browse and edit memories.

Monitors IEEE Xplore journal Early Access through Crossref, has an LLM screen every new paper against your keywords, and emails a Markdown weekly digest.

CET-4/CET-6 vocabulary trainer in a draggable, minimizable floating window, so you can study while the model is thinking: 5,805 words bundled from ECDICT; flip cards graded known, fuzzy or unknown, plus multiple-choice quizzes whose distractors are easily confused words; Ebbinghaus-style spaced repetition with due reviews and extra practice; a configurable daily quota of new words; US and UK pronunciation streamed from an online dictionary, falling back to local text-to-speech while offline; and an optional setting that opens the window automatically while a session is running. Progress and window geometry are kept in the browser profile.

Layered long-term memory for DeepSeek Harness: a ~600-character hot layer that evicts its own overflow, month-archived cold entries recalled by keyword and ranked by usage, and extractive day/week/month summaries.

Layered long-term memory for DeepSeek Harness: each turn injects a persona frame plus a relevance-ranked memory index while full transcripts stay on disk and are expanded on demand, so the vault never floods the context window. Facts are slot-keyed, so a changed mind retires the old value instead of recalling two contradictory answers. The persona frame is derived from memory by the model itself, behind three anti-pollution gates (rejecting development chatter, blocking echoes of its own injection, and merging restatements by shared content words). Periodic consolidation merges near-duplicates, rolls long topics into digests, and archives low-value old entries by tagging only — raw text is never deleted. The append-only store is compacted in place (measured 4.7 MB to 355 KB). Zero third-party dependencies, no build step. Note: per-turn injection inevitably lowers prompt-cache hit rates, so this plugin is not recommended for work scenarios.

Install it by asking DSH in one sentence, then it reads your local Codex CLI/Desktop chat history from ~/.codex/sessions and makes it usable inside DeepSeek Harness: a panel under the composer lists sessions with keyword and date filters and one-click import, the codex_history tool lets an agent list, read, search and summarize past conversations, a session whose working directory matches is injected automatically when a new agent starts, new Codex messages arrive as incremental updates in the running conversation, and a shared folder can mirror both Codex and DSH sessions across machines. Read-only — nothing is written back to Codex.

Ctrl+F find-in-session for the conversation, powered by the session store rather than the DOM - labels every hit by source (you / assistant / reasoning / tool call / tool result / system), groups results by turn, merges identical snippets, offers prose-vs-everything scope, regex / case / whole-word options, highlights all matches, and copies or exports the result set as Markdown.

Plugin that turns a XiaoAI (Xiaomi) smart speaker into a voice assistant: hosts the local bridge process, listens for the wake word, runs speech recognition (ASR / STT) on what you say, keeps the conversation in the host session, and speaks the answer back through the speaker with text-to-speech (TTS) playback.

Custom branding for the shared DSH Web UI: a Settings → Branding panel for the name, badge, and local logo/wordmark images with size and rounding, live preview, optional page-title brand, and reset to the official look.

Deep-sea skin for the DSH Web UI: an 80-token light/dark theme layer, a two-layer background, a gradient sidebar with a whale sticker, a wordmark that doubles as the skin switch, and a rotating turn-status line.

Automatic approval and review for tool calls that need approval: keyword buckets match red lines without context, then a judge model classifies what was requested and sends it to allow, reject or a human according to the matching row and risk level; a judgment that never ran always goes to a human, and rejections tell the model why.

Adobe Lightroom Classic as native dsh tools through the lightroom-py MCP server: read the catalog, apply develop settings and presets, export JPEG/TIFF/PSD/DNG, and write ratings, labels, keywords and IPTC — 15 tools driving the Lightroom Classic installed on the local machine, no cloud round-trip; the Python package is on PyPI and the Lightroom plugin installs with one command.