Plugins

Plays an intro full-frame when you open DSH, when you open a new conversation, or every time you open the one you pinned. The built-in footage is themed on a Wandering Earth-style space station and the quantum AI MOSS (550W): a red single eye ignites while the Earth’s curve slides past the viewport. Four clips ship embedded in the code — no separate video files — and the library lets you tick any number to rotate at random (never the same clip twice in a row), preview the rotation, or swap in your own videos. Sound plays without a click; the pin button sits beside Settings.

Read-only unread-mail board for the accounts configured in dsh-email — unread messages appear as per-account cards in the DSH right sidebar (sender, subject, time) and refresh on demand.

Adds two visual pages to DSH Settings. MCP servers are kept as a JSON source of truth that rewrites the profile patch managed block, with YAML validation and timestamped backups, plus import of a pasted mcpServers JSON that first lists what will be added or overwritten. Thinking unlock probes each OpenAI-compatible gateway for the reasoning efforts it really declares and writes the per-level config back while leaving other hand-written YAML byte ranges untouched; the available model list syncs from a separate button that previews additions and removals, then writes levels and models in one atomic pass, and can also run on the page schedule.

Drive the desktop and Chrome from DeepSeek Harness using the computer-use runtime inside the ChatGPT desktop application.

Solo murder-mystery (jubensha) in a session tab: the AI hosts the game and plays every other seat, each knowing only its own role book, while the player's seat stays yours — with a stage bar, a per-seat timeline, a clue page and a reveal that unseals the truth only at the end.

Source Control panel in the DSH Web left rail: search, switch and create branches with ahead/behind counts, a topo-order commit graph, and a click-to-expand preview of any commit showing its files (A/M/D), insertions and deletions, message, author and timestamp. An always-on footer dock above Settings carries the branch dropdown and recent commits and follows the open session; fetch and fast-forward pull are one button, and a git_worktree agent tool creates, lists and removes worktrees.

Local OCR with nothing sent to a cloud: mounts the PP-OCRv6 Medium stdio MCP server (PaddleOCR on ONNX Runtime, CPU) as mcp__ppocr__ocr_image and mcp__ppocr__ocr_pdf for images and multi-page PDFs.

Adds a "Check updates" tab to the Built-in plugins settings: one row per installed bundle, with its latest npm version and an update button. Each row also reports DSH-runtime compatibility. The registry is read through the .npmrc chain (environment, then profile, then user, first hit wins); with nothing configured it races a mirror against the public registry, and a private registry is never raced against a public one. A version is installed from the registry it was read from.

Mount the QianYuan MCP server inside DeepSeek Harness: one config-layer bundle brings 15 agent-record tools (pitfalls, cached results, identity, task board) to mcp__qianyuan__*. No runtime code; reads are anonymous, writes are ed25519-signed.

Invites people into one conversation through single-use links with no account: up to 20 guests discuss together and ask the AI, the shared fork runs read-only, and the owner can remove guests or end the share at any time.

Live token usage and estimated cost in the sidebar: the current task plus every session combined, an as-of clock for those totals, per-session time detail (elapsed, turns/steps, first-token, model vs tool time, decode speed), and a per-turn breakdown with each turn cost on hover.

Reports each machine's token usage to a team server you host, with one-time enrollment codes, an offline disk queue, and idempotent replay, so an administrator can see every member's usage and cost in one place.

Adds a 最近 (Recent) section below the workspace list in the DSH web sidebar that flattens the newest sessions of every workspace into one timeline, reusing the session rows and hover cards the shell already renders, paging in earlier sessions as you scroll, and folding the workspace list itself to the five folders with the newest history. Requires DSH ^0.2.0-rc.1.

Read, write, convert and retime a subtitle track across SRT, WebVTT and ASS, audit it for over-long or unreadable cues, and transcribe audio through a configured speech recogniser.

Turn a GitHub repository's raw counts into a defensible judgement — contributor concentration and bus factor with single-author files, merge time reported as a median beside the mean so an outlier is visible rather than hidden, and an issue backlog with pull requests and drafts filtered out. Reads the public REST API with no SDK, and never claims a truncated page is the whole answer.

A plugin that displays OCG usage in real time in the DSH input box.

DSH host plugin that drives the ployenv local runtime version manager from the chat (list/install/use runtimes, ship a ployenv binary, and inject its path list into session shells).

A harness that gets smarter the more you use it, with no more goldfish memory. Before each prompt, Evolver recalls one proven strategy from your local history and the EvoMap network; after the turn it grades that strategy by the checks that ran, whether the edits were kept, and how you replied, then reports back to the network, which weighs it by evidence. Every success becomes a shortcut for next time, and every failure becomes a warning.

Ships a skill for verifying a change with the cheapest check that still yields a definite answer: an L0-L3 cost ladder from static checks to a single suite, condition polling with a timeout instead of fixed sleeps, assertions that can actually fail, and durations that are measured rather than remembered. The package also carries the two zero-dependency Node tools the skill calls - wait-until.mjs (poll a command, a file, or a port until it is ready) and measure-runtime.mjs (wall-clock timing for any command, plus a segmented timer for library use).

OpenCode Go quota in the sidebar foot under the workspace list: one cell for the most constrained window plus a hover popover with the rolling 5-hour, weekly and monthly percents, each with a usage bar, an elapsed-time marker, the remaining share and a reset countdown, refreshed every 60 seconds from OpenCode's official usage API using the key already in the DSH credential store.

Prices tokens with the official model price table, keeps the per-session and global running cost beside the composer context meter, mirrors your DeepSeek account balance in the sidebar, blocks a turn once this period passes your own global ceiling (clamped to that balance) or a per-session ceiling (each session sets its own, independently), and resets the billing baseline per session or globally — the two are independent, so resetting one never resets the other — so the period goes back to zero while history only rolls into the lifetime total.

DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin — see your effort and token usage by date and workspace: calendar heatmap, time-of-day analysis, workspace share, and a shareable self-contained HTML report.

Delegates self-contained coding subtasks to the local Claude Code subscription through the official Agent SDK and returns the result to the host session. Nineteen per-call parameters control model, thinking effort, permission mode, allowed tools, turn count and budget cap; background jobs return a jobId immediately and stream incremental output; the result carries a session handle that can be passed back as resume to continue the same conversation; commands expected to run past ~20 seconds go through the built-in mcp__dsh__shell channel, which streams output line by line without consuming model context; a Claude Code monitor panel in the session lists jobs, renders the structured process, shows live output blocks and cancels a run; the delegation procedure ships as a runtime-registered skill, so installing the plugin installs the skill.

macOS computer-use tools backed by a plugin-owned Cua Driver runtime.