Plugins

One recency-sorted list of recent sessions across all workspaces, with color-coded workspace badges, a collapsible sidebar section, and the built-in session row actions on right-click.

Deletes a DSH session from the session menu, and lists the workspace files that session touched so you choose which ones to remove with it. Deletion is permanent (no undo), and files written through shell commands are not tracked.

Skins the DSH Web UI to match the opencode console — theme tokens, sidebar, chat markdown, tables, the composer and the question dialog restyled through CSS — and shows the current workspace's git branch under the composer. It also hides the sidebar brand row and the New session button.

A fold row is pinned at the top of the sidebar panel list and stays visible when folded, so the Plugins … More column collapses to that one row and the Workspaces section moves up; ⌥⌘P (Ctrl+Alt+P) toggles it too, and the state is kept in localStorage across reloads.

Renders a workspace's own sessions above its nested workspace folders in the sidebar's Workspace Tree.

Reorganize the home sidebar entries into groups above and below the workspace, toggle each installed plugin entry, and save every change immediately.

Splits the conversation area into up to four panes inside a sidebar panel: drag a session from the sidebar onto the conversation and it opens as a new pane, drag one pane header onto another to swap them, fill a single pane across the whole area, and keep the host title bar, view tabs and sidebar untouched by portalling the grid into the conversation body; every pane carries its own index, workspace and title header, and the pane-count controls (+ / - / x) sit in the host tab row.

Pomodoro timer with a sidebar workspace, independent desktop widgets, task tracking, focus statistics, and WebDAV/S3 backups. Desktop widgets require a separate Electron runtime.

Pin workspaces and tasks in the sidebar, with a password-protected hidden space and a workspace access lock. The lock only hides items in the interface and does not encrypt session files on disk; dsh-workspace-sync skips hidden and locked items.

Replaces the sidebar workspace folder picker with a name box (type a name, get a same-named folder and a new workspace), adds a Move to workspace action that clones a session into another workspace and archives the original, and optional per-workspace memory that opens a continuation session after compaction and adds a workspace_memory search tool.

Floating cockpit panel (draggable, resizable, default 400x600) with five tabs — orchestration, matching, cost, signal, graph — aggregating four engines into unified /__dsh/project-cockpit/* webServer routes. Opens via a built-in launcher button; dsh-icon-grid icon is an optional extra entry.

Hospital-triage board for the DSH sidebar: sessions whose latest turn ended in an error (red = fatal, amber = 429/rate-limit) or is waiting for approval are grouped under an Attention tab, next to Working and Finished tabs, with ticking durations, dismiss with undo, unseen markers and EN/中文 auto-locale. An eye icon hides the session list (the header then shows Workspaces · N) and a Duty-gated chevron folds the nav bar; clicking a row opens the session across workspaces. Needs the zstd tool (zstdcat) on PATH. On-request log scan through a guarded same-origin route — no background daemons, zero core edits.

Drag a folder onto the sidebar workspace list to register it as a workspace and open a new session. The Desktop app supplies the folder path; a plain browser page falls back to the host folder picker.

Collapsible project drawer, split workspaces and session console for DSH studios, adapted from Aisland-SJL/dsh-worktable under the same package name dsh-worktable, so the two cannot be installed together.

Delegates coding tasks from DeepSeek Harness to Codex CLI in WSL, with required acceptance criteria, background progress and cancellation, thread resume, per-criterion reports, change tracking, and optional workspace guardrails. Requires Windows with WSL2, Python 3.11+ and a logged-in Codex CLI in WSL.

Import Claude Code, Codex, WorkBuddy, Cursor and Trae conversation history into DeepSeek Harness as resumable sessions, with readable titles and one workspace per source.

Before closing a coding session or the DSH app itself, checks what would be lost — uncommitted work, unpushed commits, scratch files, missing handoff notes, pending restarts, broken profile bundles — and prints a three-level verdict; when a handoff is needed it writes the seven-section handoff file into the workspace ledger. Read-only by default.

Web panel for the DSH AI history importer — a floating button and a three-column wizard to preview conversations, pick which ones to import, and file them into workspace folders.

Sorts the DSH sidebar workspace list: the workspace you last sent a prompt in rises above the first non-running one, with pin, drag-to-reorder, name filtering and one-click tidy; also removes empty workspaces and relocates a workspace folder to a new path while carrying its conversations over.

Open files from the DSH right Sidebar as tabs in the main workspace, with live two-way editing and Markdown preview sync.

Read and edit a Notion workspace from the agent: 10 tools over pages and databases, content handled as Notion-flavored Markdown, and writes guarded by a content-hash version check, a preview diff and one-step undo, so an edit made by hand in Notion is never silently overwritten. Installs with dsh plugin add; no build step. Requires a Notion integration token (or a personal access token) and sharing each target page or database with the integration.

Moves skills into a configurable directory and lets each workspace choose which skills it enables, avoiding context spent on unused skills.

Windows-wide Bluetooth earbud shortcuts for AI work: a left-earbud volume-down gesture starts or stops Windows voice typing (Win+H), and a right-earbud volume-up gesture sends Backspace. The DSH settings page offers manual key mapping, test actions, Backspace count, volume-gesture detection, and a 1.6-second cooldown so one triple-tap performs one action. The helper is compiled locally from included C# source. The plugin itself does not record or upload audio; Windows voice typing processes speech under its own privacy settings.

Decides which MCP server tools each workspace can see, keyed by the session working directory; workspaces without a policy see none.