Plugins

Sidebar panel for Kaipu: shows which reviewer seats a workspace has, which scenes they serve, and the history of past sessions. Installs on its own (no package dependency); it reads seat data from the Kaipu gateway, so with no Kaipu endpoint configured it honestly reports "channel not ready". Removable: uninstall it and nothing else is affected.

Connects all seven Qwen Token Plan Harness-entitlement MCP services (enhanced search, web fetch, code interpreter, vertical search, image, TTS, ASR) plus the decision-model-preview model (qwen_decide) as native tools, with a per-service on/off and live-status panel.

A fastfetch-style system and DSH panel: one slash command (/fastfetch or /ff) and one simple agent tool render OS, kernel, host, CPU, GPU, memory, every disk and local IP address, plus DSH version, model, session mode, plugin and skill counts into a colored terminal card, with a settings page that edits every field.

Download task panel for the DSH Web UI: a bundled download_file tool streams the file itself and reports exact byte counts, shell downloads (curl -o, Invoke-WebRequest -OutFile, pip install, git clone) are recognised from host job events, and every task shows its name, real percentage, transfer rate and remaining ETA in the bottom-right corner.

DSH Desktop toolkit with separate settings for each feature: a selection toolbar, a floating assistant, and screenshot, long screenshot and screen recording modes opened by global shortcuts from a toolbar at the top of the screen. Screenshots support shapes, pen, arrows, text and numbered markers, mosaic, pin to desktop, saving, and forwarding to a DSH conversation or the system share panel (Windows and macOS); recordings capture an area, a window or a full screen as MP4, GIF or WebM with optional system sound and microphone. Extract text, Translate and Knowledge graph on captures use the OCR tools of dsh-vision-router, which is installed separately (the settings page offers a one-click install). Requires DSH Desktop >=0.2.2-rc.1 <0.3.0-0. The features run in a separate Electron helper process and the plugin does not download Electron: with the installer build of DSH Desktop you must provide a standalone Electron through the electronExecutable setting, the DSH_DESKTOP_TOOLS_ELECTRON environment variable or $DSH_HOME/electron/; a DSH Desktop started from a bare Electron reuses it. System sound recording is not available on Linux.

Shares one set of Markdown memory files between DSH and WorkBuddy: project memory, user memory and the user profile are injected into the session context, while daily notes stay out of the prompt and are read, appended and archived through the tools. Six tools (status, read, search, append, edit, prune) write back through a cross-process lock, revision check, backup and atomic write, and a panel in the left rail and the right sidebar edits entries, sections and whole files.

Bridges a memory-nebula store into DSH: a panel inside the Harness UI to search, edit, pin and forget memories, plus three agent tools to check, search and revise them.

Session manager panel for DSH: checks the three session stores (session dirs, metadata cache, workspace index), backs up before deleting, manages archive/restore, and runs a workspace health check with the workspace-doctor libs.

Unofficial Volcengine Ark Agent Plan provider: registers an `ark-agent-plan` route with a model catalog fetched from the gateway, per-model thinking-effort control, server-side harness tools, and a quota badge with a panel showing remaining plan capacity.

DeepSeek Harness sidebar for LiteLLM models, MCP servers, skills, and spend.

Standalone usage statistics panel for DSH, derived from HaoyueQin/dsh-usage-statistics-panel by HaoyueQin (MIT): per-session breakdowns with model drill-down, per-row cache hit rates, an all-time range and CSV export.

A balance and usage card at the bottom of the sidebar: DeepSeek account balance, today token count with input, cache and output breakdown, this session tokens, and the last error when a fetch fails.

Windows selection overlay for DSH that explains, summarizes or translates the selected text in any app; answers render in a native always-on-top panel with LaTeX formula support, multiple panels can stay open, and each can be folded or minimized to the taskbar.

Changes the right sidebar panel-fullscreen mode to cover the conversation only: the panel starts at the left rail right edge instead of spanning the whole window, so the session list stays visible while the panel is maximized, and it keeps following the rail as you widen, collapse or drawer it.

Moves the question panel's Skip and Submit buttons in from the right edge, and steps the composer column left so its controls stay clear of a bottom-right desktop pet.

Weather plugin for the sidebar account row: a serif clock dial and a weather dial sit beside the account, a one-line weather strip sits below it, and both dials switch between circle and square, six dial themes, five fonts and local or network time; a weather tool and a full forecast panel (current conditions, 24-hour chart, 7-day outlook) share three forecast sources that fail over automatically.

A bookshelf panel for reading .txt novels beside the conversation: import a local file, decode UTF-8, UTF-8 with BOM, UTF-16 or GB18030, split it into chapters, then read with a table of contents, chapter navigation, adjustable font size, line height and column width. Each book resumes at the chapter and scroll position you left it at.

Long-form fiction workflow for DSH: seven queryable bibles, edit-impact tracking, living relationship and plot maps, and a first-chapter tryout that picks your writer. Its /novel-panel routes, including save, archive and reconcile, are mounted with webServer.register and carry no DSH Host/Origin admission check, so a web page open in your browser can write to the novel project through them.

Browses and edits the skills directory in a VSCode-style file tree and editor panel in the DSH web client sidebar: creates, renames and deletes files and directories, reads and saves text files under size caps, and switches the served root directory from the panel (persisted through the profile config editor).

Agent browser for DeepSeek Harness built on playwright-core with two visibility modes, where hidden sessions for private research close themselves after 45 seconds of idling and visible sessions open in a real Edge or Chrome window on request, exposing eight browser_* tools (search, open, read, click, type, screenshot, close, status) and a left-sidebar panel with engine state, live sessions and an activity feed.

Windows desktop companion: installs and launches a semi-transparent, always-on-top off-work countdown widget. It counts down to the configured end time, keeps counting overtime, shows rest days, remembers its position and opacity, and provides a tray menu plus Ctrl+Alt+D click-through. Windows 10/11 x64 only; the widget is a separate desktop process, not a Harness page panel. The bundled OffWorkCountdown.exe is an unsigned prebuilt .NET Framework 4.8 binary (source in source.zip) that the plugin starts when DSH loads and stops on unload. It uses the same package name as wungjyan/dsh-offwork-countdown and ZydFirst/dsh-offwork-countdown, so only one of the three can be installed in a profile.

Project workbench for DSH: groups sessions by project (workspace) in a panel with project cards and session lists, applies a project's default preset, model and reasoning effort to new sessions, scopes memory per project on request, previews AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md read-only, and groups the sidebar by project at startup.

Codex quota card at the sidebar foot, styled like the Command Code panel, plus a quota dashboard: a ring, one row per quota window with reset time and remaining percentage, and a dashboard with credits, spend-limit and reset-credit tiles. Reads the ChatGPT quota that dsh-codex-subscription reports over its bridge.

Translates Chinese text rendered by other DSH plugins into English as it appears - plugin cards, settings pages, dropdown menus, plugin view tabs and same-origin iframe panels - while leaving the chat transcript, tool output and anything you type untouched. Uses the shipped translator service (Bing or Google, no key needed) and falls back to the default model.