Plugins

Adds a mood system to DeepSeek Harness — 33 named moods judged every 3-6 hours with small per-message adjustments, plus cross-session memory, an aesthetic taste library and an encrypted diary. The mood, memory, taste and diary tools are all callable by the model, and each of the five modules has its own switch. Flat by default: every mood starts at 0, so a quiet day reads as calm instead of an always-on mood. The diary is written only by the model; no summary template is generated. A trimmed fork of JMX-4869/dsh-mood; install either this or upstream dsh-mood, not both, because both register the same mood/diary/taste/memory tool names.

Multi-column tabbed workspace for the DSH main area: up to four sessions side by side, each with its own tab strip, composer and host view switcher. Cannot be enabled together with luckybilly's dsh-split-view; installs as the package dsh-multipane.

A community skill center for DeepSeek Harness: custom categories, tags, post-import classification, and session-scoped skill references. 技能分类、导入归类与会话引用。 Preview / 预览版。

One page for every skill on your machine: lists what DSH, WorkBuddy, Claude Code, Codex and Doubao have installed, imports any of them as a DSH skill, and discovers more on GitHub or the ClawHub directory (sorted by real downloads). Experts can be attached per session with a per-turn avatar header.

Suiji (随记) is a local-first notebook plugin for DeepSeek Harness: quick capture, AI filing, diary, todos, sticky notes, and MCP access for AI sessions.

Control a DeepSeek Harness session from an Android phone: pair over Wi-Fi or Tailscale, follow the live transcript, send prompts, switch model, mode and permission, browse workspace files, run a terminal and change settings.

WSL workspaces for DeepSeek Harness. A sidebar W button lists installed distros and registers a Linux folder as a host workspace addressed by a UNC path, and the sidebar terminal opens a real Linux pty inside the distribution for WSL sessions. A persistent zero-dependency agent running in the distro answers file, shell and search requests over a JSON-lines pipe, so no polling timers touch the distribution while it is idle and /mnt drives stay reachable from tools and the terminal (registering one as a workspace is refused, because the host realpaths workspace paths and Windows cannot resolve drvfs); grep and glob run the distro's own ripgrep. WSL preset twins such as wsl-standard swap in the WSL shell and fs tools. A rebuild of 6Mikao9/dsh-wsl-workspace — do not install both: they mount the same W entry in the Workspaces header, publish the same wsl-<mode> presets, and each wrap the host's single-slot terminal provider.

Adds a right-click command "通过 dsh 打开" (open with dsh) to the Windows Explorer right-click menu for a folder, a folder's empty background and any file: it launches DeepSeek Harness on that folder, creates a new session every time, and puts the clicked file into the new draft as an @ reference. Ships a packaged-COM menu for the Windows 11 modern menu plus a registry entry for the classic menu; first install asks once for a certificate trust (native/trust-cert.bat).

Adds a "Move to another workspace…" row to every conversation menu: copies the full event log into the target workspace under a new session id (header, title and model preset preserved, delivery markers retargeted), reads the copy back to verify it, attaches it, then archives the original unless you keep it.

Layered context compression for DeepSeek Harness: folds old turns into model-written L1–L3 summary blocks, maps what each layer holds, and wakes the model when the context crosses a size line or keeps growing. By default it requires DSH's experimental Session Search plugin (session_event_read / session_event_search); without it the tools stay disabled unless requireSessionQuery is turned off.

Month calendar panel in the DSH main column: add and edit a day's entries inline, overlay the Host's scheduled reminders for today and tomorrow coloured by run state, and merge iCalendar subscriptions with the calendars already synced into this Mac's Calendar.app; a calendar_board tool exposes the same entries to any agent session.

Replaces the oldest span of a session's visible history with one message carrying an extractive index and the path of a lossless local archive, so each request sends fewer tokens.

DeepSeek Harness 插件：为 Web 侧边栏增加「会话统计」页，汇总 Token 消耗、成本、缓存命中、会话排行、对话性能与运行时状态。 A DSH plugin that adds a session statistics page to the Web sidebar.

Research workflow suite that registers 10 domain skills and 15 tools, curates 450 bundled research skills into 103 capability cards with an auditable per-skill ledger, and takes over research requests automatically through a system-prompt section. Tools cover real R/Python execution (off by default, two-phase preview then confirm), data gates, figure and docx auditing, .docx generation in Chinese-journal style, live PubMed search, field-level DOI verification, and cross-session project memory.

Right-sidebar session timeline: fishbone layout of every workspace session with native fork/handoff lineage, manual drag links, branch fan-outs, archived-session display and per-turn detail browsing.

Adds two switchable sidebar layouts (tabs and overlay) plus a no-override official default, an always-expanded session list, disposable temporary sessions and a third-party tab API to DeepSeek Harness, with default-layout and feedback controls in the plugin detail page.

Password gate for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI that also removes the 403 a reverse proxy causes, with revocable sessions, an admin page and zero dependencies.

Host plugin that adds the /dsh-plugin-book-deconstruct command and the dsh-plugin-book-deconstruct tool to any session for a full book walkthrough plus one deep insight.

View and edit the AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md instruction chain in a native right-sidebar tab — global, shared, and every project directory down to the session working directory — with in-place save that creates missing files, a chat-header toggle, and an /agents command that works without the panel.

Cross-session long-term memory backed by Supermemory: pre-step semantic and chunk recall with per-session deduplication, debounced transcript upload, background LLM fact extraction (add/update/delete) with bigram and semantic deduplication, memory_search / memory_save / memory_forget tools, global or per-workspace container scoping, and a Plugins page UI for API key storage, memory CRUD, recall preview and activity log. Requires a Supermemory API key (a free monthly quota is available), and conversation excerpts are uploaded to Supermemory's cloud.

Two-stage session deletion for DSH on Windows: move a conversation to the recycle bin and restore it to its original sidebar slot; deletion confirmed in two steps to prevent deleting files by mistake, clearing the whole subagent tree, sidebar ledger, projection cache, log lines and exclusive attachments along the way. It also scans the files a conversation actually wrote, adds a file query that pastes the path information into the conversation so an agent can judge which files are safe to delete, highlights them in Explorer, and copies the paths grouped by type. Both this and iamwuzhanglin/dsh-session-recycler install under the package name dsh-session-recycler, so install only one of them.

Full-text search of all local sessions: sessiongraph finds conversations in any workspace, Chinese two-character terms included; sessiongraph_index builds it.

Sidebar IM stand-in for DeepSeek Harness. Reuses your logged-in Feishu/Lark, WeCom and DingTalk CLIs (DingTalk is enabled from the panel) to poll only the chats you watch; an @-mention or a new message wakes the bound DSH session, which reads context, researches and drafts a reply in your voice. Each watch has its own draft-approval / auto-send mode and a three-state attention level, and new groups are triaged by the agent. Blocked chats are never fetched, message bodies stay on this machine, and the plugin opens no port of its own.

Adds an Agent docs tab to the conversation view: it lists the AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md instruction files DSH actually loads for the current session (the ~/.dsh and ~/.agents roots, plus every directory from the project root to the working directory), previews each as Markdown with per-file sizes and the 64 KiB instruction budget, edits and saves them in place after a sha256 version check, and opens the workspace folder from the path button; a saved file takes effect on the next message.