Plugins

LAN access for the harness process: writes the authenticated links for the harness port, one per local IPv4 address, to a token file and registers DSH_LAN_LINK in the shell environment, and can run a gateway on a fixed LAN port that holds the browser session on this machine, so devices need no token; forwarded requests get Host and Origin rewritten for the same-origin guard, and a host-claim marker is injected so the page renders as the full desktop UI instead of remote-visitor mode. Devices are admitted by CIDR, with optional Basic auth.

Records a session as a run, replays it in an isolated workspace copy with another model or prompt, diffs the two trajectories side by side, aggregates runs into a task × variant matrix, and gates regressions with task assertions and a CI exit code.

Personal todo list as a right-Sidebar tab: categories, groups, five states, backup and export, stored per session.

Task list panel docked to the left of the conversation column: five states, parent/child folding, abandoned and completed docks, shared with the agent through task_list / task_write.

A five-stage engineering loop for agent-built projects — spec, build, verify, ship, learn — with one artifact and one gate per phase, so an agent always knows the single next action. Role policy, project templates and deployment sit behind explicit ports: swap the implementation without rewriting the loop. Its scaffold generator lays out the internal layers of a project — `init --layout {none,webapp,service,plugin} --stack {python,node,none}` — from nine layers sampled out of three unrelated production projects: entry docs, an OpenSpec plan face, a spec truth layer (INDEX, one file per domain, TESTING, CONSTITUTION), a wiki split into knowledge / progress / runbook, the six `.agents/` slots, server+web, scripts/deploy/config, tests+e2e and a gitignored out/. Non-none layouts also gate the directory contract and compile every source root. Ships a Python CLI (init/next/check/ship/new) plus a local command adapter and an SSH/systemd adapter with release directories, an atomic current/previous switch, a deploy lock, a commit-versioned JSON probe and automatic rollback on a failed probe; bootstrap and teardown provision and remove the unit and the reverse-proxy block idempotently and refuse to delete a root they did not create. Includes a runnable example workspace and a skill that keeps the agent on one phase at a time. Requires Python 3.10+ and PyYAML; remote deploys need SSH access, rsync, systemd and Caddy on the target.

Control tower tools: dispatch a task to a role agent, read its report, verify and accept or send it back. Requires the separate agent-control-tower Python CLI (tower; it is not on PyPI — install it with pip install -e from the same repo) on the DSH process's PATH plus a tower init-ed workspace; without it every tool call fails with ENOENT.

Talk to DeepSeek Harness through Siri and iPhone Shortcuts: a bearer-key POST /siri endpoint on your computer answers each spoken request for Siri to read aloud, with a settings page (key, port, workspace, model, Agent Preset, rate limit, allowed addresses), optional DS Bot routing, and a ready-made Shortcut.

Adds an Artifact Space entry to the DSH sidebar that lists the final effective artifacts of each session, grouped by workspace and session, with an editor-style preview, image previews, search across workspaces and sessions, favorites, and provenance for every file.

Fusion 360 for DSH: bridges the MCP server Fusion ships (read, execute, update, electronics) with every upstream schema kept byte-for-byte while the always-on tool surface drops 70 percent, adds an editable endpoint under Settings, and wraps a local hf.py modelling loop as nine hf_* tools (needs Python 3.10+ and a fusion-harness workspace).

Per-workspace personal knowledge base for DeepSeek Harness: each identity gets an isolated local library — import PDF, Word, Excel, Markdown, text, HTML and images, auto-chunk and embed into SQLite with FTS5 + vector hybrid retrieval, then ask questions in chat with numbered citations back to the source. Local-first, no cloud upload; vector embeddings need a local Ollama (default bge-m3), and without it retrieval degrades to FTS5 keyword search.

Read-only persona injection for DSH: when a session opens inside your workspace, your persona files and the latest diary entries are prepended to the system prompt, and those source files are never modified. It keeps a short cross-session feed of recent messages under <root>/live/feed.json and can write a QQ hand-off file at <root>/live/web-for-qq.md; nothing is uploaded. Variable blocks (clock, recent actions, other sessions) are delivered as a per-step context message, so the prompt prefix stays byte-stable and keeps its cache.

Session manager and session settings for the DSH sidebar: sessions grouped by workspace with archive filters, title search, batch archive and a read-only transcript preview; global and per-workspace name, occupation and instructions injected into the system prompt; optional recent-only and hide-workspace filters for the sidebar.

Sync DeepSeek Harness sessions and workspace files to a private GitHub repository for cross-device handoff, with sync badges, search and bulk upload, independent local/remote delete, conflict "pick a side", and multi-device-safe index merging.

Adds two entries to the DSH web sidebar above the settings row: a batch picker that groups sessions by workspace, filters them by a search box and moves the selected ones into a recycle bin, and a recycle bin that restores sessions one by one or all at once, or permanently deletes them. The recycle bin keeps its own list in browser storage and hides its sessions by wrapping the host session-visibility check, so it does not use the host archive; a moved session keeps its log on disk until it is permanently deleted. Sessions that are currently running are refused and reported instead of being moved.

Injects your own text into the DeepSeek Harness system prompt as real system sections from a sidebar editor: each section lands after the persona, after the tool docs, or at the very end of the prompt, can be switched on or off, and can resolve {{variables}}; a preview runs the host's own assemble and render pass so you see the exact prompt the next request will send, with empty, duplicate, unknown-variable and oversize sections flagged.

Keep pinned conversations from every workspace at the top of the sidebar, with drag insertion hints, manual or recent-first sorting, and completion-unread dots. Includes Codex-style row actions: a live spinning indicator while a session runs, archive and restore, inline rename that selects the whole title, and a right-click menu for fork and reordering. A magnifier beside the Global pins heading opens a search overlay: it matches session titles and workspace names instantly, then searches message content through the Host index when the deployment enables it, splitting results under small Sessions and Content headings with snippets. A crosshair button jumps to the session currently open in the main view, expanding its workspace when folded; each section heading sits on a translucent grey band and rows stay compact so more sessions fit. v1.0.6 adds a Recent section under the pins: conversations used today and not pinned collect there newest-first from every workspace, then return to their own workspace the next day; section headings fold and keep their screen position while folding.

A collapsible column beside the conversation that organises conversations into a workspace/topic tree, opens the real sessions in place, and exposes the tree to the assistant through 9 model tools.

Folds the DSH sidebar's global panel launchers into the More button it already renders, so the workspace and session list below regains up to seven 36px rows. A row in the More menu toggles the fold back, and the choice is kept in localStorage.

Replaces the sidebar workspace Files pane with a file manager that adds real composer chips for "@" file mentions, word and line selection across syntax highlighting, archives in and out, upload and download, and a jump menu to any directory on the machine.

Sidebar file explorer and file previewer for DeepSeek Harness: a lazy workspace tree with in-panel preview for text, Markdown (tables included) and images, an action that opens the file in the conversation's right-hand document pane, and one that hands it to the system default app. Read-only, confined to configured roots.

Edits workspace text files in place inside the DSH file preview, with Monaco highlighting and project-typed completion.

LAN access portal for DeepSeek Harness running on a NAS or other always-on host, letting a phone browser reach the DSH instance on that device; intranet penetration is supported through external tunnels such as frps or EasyTier. Its HTTP/WebSocket reverse proxy is specifically optimized for subdomains, subpaths and second-level directories (login entry, Location and Cookie Path adapt automatically), and adds opt-in visitor/administrator password protection plus remote workspace registration. Derived from wenbin-wb/dsh-bridge v2.17.8 (MIT, several modules reused verbatim); both default to port 3082, so change one port before running both.

A settings page that edits the current project's CLAUDE.local.md, the private per-project instruction file DSH's built-in loader reads at the start of a session; the file stays out of git.

Focus-aware notifications for DeepSeek Harness: approvals, questions, plan reviews and finished replies appear as one alert only when the conversation window loses focus; background conversations alert at any time and subagent sessions never do.