Plugins

Collects passwords through a card instead of the conversation: terminal prompts, the DSH sidebar browser, and Ego Lite, with multi-field forms and live strength rules.

An annotated browser tab: pages render in headless Chromium on the host and are served same-origin, so you can click an element or drag a region, write what should change, and send the notes into the conversation with selectors, visible text and rectangles. Requires a Chromium-based browser on the host (auto-detected, or set CHROME_PATH / browserExecutable). By default it provides the `browser` tab type itself; set `takeover: false` to keep the stock browser and use a hand-off button instead. Picking continues until you press Esc.

MCP and skill manager as a full sidebar page: add, edit, enable, disable and delete MCP servers, expand a server to its tools and open one for its parameter list, translate skill and tool summaries with a model you pick, and count tool and skill invocations. Also registers an mcp_service tool so the agent can install MCP servers in conversation after an approval prompt.

Adds a /clear command that clears one conversation's model-visible context while keeping the session itself.

macOS-only frosted-glass skin for the DSH NEXT / DSH Desktop conversation pane and third-party sidebars: native vibrancy material, independent switches per level, an optional wallpaper backdrop with adjustable frost, and a Settings section; background material only, no layout changes.

Usage statistics inside Settings: a GitHub-style one-year conversation heatmap of your own daily messages, token usage totals by model and by day/week/month with stat cards, and a per-day list of files written or edited via write/edit tools. All computed locally from session history with incremental rescans; no data leaves the machine.

Compacts the conversation header, moves the View tab row into the title row on wide windows, shows a local clock with session totals, and hides the duplicate composer statistics pills.

Pixel art editor in a DSH conversation tab: pencil, eraser, bucket fill and eyedropper on a grid canvas that zooms in whole steps around the cursor; up to eight layers with merge, reorder, rename and full undo; a 36-slot palette whose edits move the old colour to a free slot so existing pixels never change; PNG export written straight into the session directory.

Model console panel: switch the model for every conversation at once or one at a time, filter sessions by idle time, fold subagents under their parent session, and bulk archive or release sessions.

Tiles several workspaces side by side or stacked in the Web UI, one conversation per pane, with draggable splitters and pane swapping.

Splits the DSH main area into vertical columns, one live conversation per parallel task, with mouse-wheel paging past four columns, draggable dividers, a split toggle on every session-list row, a progress-only compact view and a one-click exit.

Turns every .pluginlet file under a repo's .dsh/pluginlets/ (directories configurable) into its own sandboxed Conversation View tab, gated by a capability grant bound to the file content hash.

Interactive chart cards in the conversation: the host loads a workspace dataset, and the browser card switches chart type, dimension, aggregation, filtering, Top-N and colour scheme, then exports CSV or PNG — all locally, with no model round-trips.

Brings the third-party deepseekbase.com index into DSH: eight tools and five DSHIO standard skills (from the @liangjiehappy/dsh-dshio dependency). Search 8,400 plugins with real sandbox install verdicts and risk levels (including red-line warnings where credential access meets network), submit a plugin for a four-stage sandbox test from the conversation, read the verdict, check the remaining free quota, and run a clause-by-clause DSHIO/T 10 conformance check. The skill text is fetched from dshio.org at startup and replaces the bundled copy, so updates need no reinstall. Network: HTTPS to deepseekbase.com and dshio.org, plus an npm registry lookup before a test is submitted; no file reads or writes, no credential access, no shell.

VS Code bridge for the DSH sidebar: launches VS Code, browses workspace files, sends files to the current conversation as attachments, and adds a floating multi-tab code workbench that auto-syncs saved changes.

Adds a bell to the sidebar header: yellow when a conversation waits for approval, red when a turn was interrupted, blue when a conversation completed; clicking it opens a status summary panel and a session board, and a status with exactly one session opens that session directly.

Adds a composer microphone button that records audio as MP3 (default), WAV, or WebM and attaches it to the current prompt as a conversation file attachment. The format is chosen on the plugin's own detail page under Settings > Plugins; recordings are passed to the host through the conversation draft-attachment channel and are not written to disk by the plugin.

Per-session fast-delivery mode from the composer. New conversations start enabled; switching is refused while that conversation is running, and a read-only session-header badge shows on/off during a run. One switch drives three subsystems: a circuit breaker that short-circuits test and build commands instead of running them, an apply_patch tool that writes SEARCH/REPLACE hunks atomically (all anchors must match or nothing is written), and a dehydrator that trims terminal output to a pass line or the last 15 error lines.

Connects dsh to the BulkPublish MCP server (32 tools) to draft, schedule, publish and analyse social media posts, manage media, and handle inbox conversations and comments across 15 platforms, authenticated with a BulkPublish API key sent as a bearer token.

Per-Bot memory for Tobs Bots (requires DeepSeek Harness with @botharness/core; it ships off with no Bots listed, and after you list a Bot and set mode to on it works with no other service): a read-only local full-text index of that Bot's own past conversations (Chinese words found inside sentences), memory imported from other AI tools, a status tool, optional auto recall before a step in which a Human speaks, and a service for other plugins. Richer backends can be chosen at install, with a quote first and a daily token cap: a public fact store (memv2-lite), the official Graphiti graph, or both, fed from the Bot's own conversations.

Caps how many DeepSeek Harness conversations run at once, so extra conversations wait in a FIFO queue instead of piling up model requests. On Windows a bottom status strip shows physical memory, commit memory and disk usage; on other platforms only the queue and physical memory are reported. A plugins-page card changes the limit.

Deletes a whole workspace together with its conversations in one pass - session logs, projection caches and workspace registrations - and optionally sends the workspace folder to the Windows Recycle Bin (on other platforms deletions are permanent).

Names sessions as a category plus a short topic. A sidebar action reads the conversation, asks its model for the pair, and pre-fills an editable title; a smart_rename_session tool gives the same naming to the agent, which renames the session it runs in when the topic moves on.

Auto-titles conversations after the first user+assistant exchange, with a chat header button to update or manually edit titles.