Plugins

Per-session fast-delivery mode from the composer. New conversations start enabled; switching is refused while that conversation is running, and a read-only session-header badge shows on/off during a run. One switch drives three subsystems: a circuit breaker that short-circuits test and build commands instead of running them, an apply_patch tool that writes SEARCH/REPLACE hunks atomically (all anchors must match or nothing is written), and a dehydrator that trims terminal output to a pass line or the last 15 error lines.

Cross-session long-term memory for DSH: eight memory layers, four notebooks, hybrid SQLite FTS5/vector/graph retrieval, agent-driven automatic capture, write lifecycle hooks, optional write audit, project spaces, forgetting and a visual management page. Full FTS5/vector/graph retrieval needs the bundled Go service, which ships only as a Windows x64 prebuilt; on macOS/Linux, build it from source or the plugin falls back to Node SQLite without FTS5 and retrieval degrades.

Bridges the shared ~/.agentloom store between DeepSeek Harness and Codex: injects the shared memories and the AGENTS.md entries the context budget truncates into the system prompt, and adds six loom_* tools for status, sync, memory search/list/add and skill listing. Requires the agentloom CLI installed and a one-time agentloom init; the seven-tool MCP bridge in the same repo is a separate package for MCP clients.

A cross-workspace Library for DeepSeek Harness: agents record files, tools, environments, knowledge and work records so any later session can index, search and reuse them.

Local searchable archive of DSH chat history: decodes the multi-frame zstd session logs (thousands of concatenated frames), extracts user and assistant text into SQLite, and exposes sync / search / stats tools. Idempotent imports, no external service, nothing leaves the disk.

Elysia's memory plugin for dsh. One shared, human-editable MEMORY.md across every session: two-disk mirror, history snapshots, cross-process write lock; entries tier between the main file and a searchable archive by hit frequency; retrieval is keyword co-occurrence plus BM25. Nine sections (persona, requirements, corrections, lessons, methods, requests, sessions, method library, ingested docs) plus a dedicated self-identity section for a character's own self-cognition, injected above the persona. Ships an opt-in memory pack (packs/elysia: 61,903-char identity + 2,482-char persona, distilled from 1,696 officially-confirmed voice lines and 112,175 dialogue lines — not written by hand, measured) that is off by default, backs up before writing, only touches identity/persona, and can be uninstalled. Also opt-in voice playback through a local GPT-SoVITS engine, a skills library, and a sticker library that sends a fitting sticker at the right moment.

Literal full-text search across every DSH session log (Chinese sentences work, where the built-in FTS5 tokenizer fails), as a right-sidebar panel that scrolls to the matching line, plus a session_find model tool.

Agent-facing keyword search over local DSH session logs: session_search returns matching sessions with timestamps and excerpts, session_read dumps one conversation, and both skip injected context such as memory snapshots; no index is built.

Layered context management: at each turn end older tool output becomes a deterministic card, the model can fold older ranges into its own summaries in up to three tiers (compress), and every original is archived locally for decompress and search_context. Works alongside DSH-Mem0: superseded runtime-context snapshots (such as recalled memories) are never archived, carded or folded, and are replaced by a one-line placeholder at turn end when the prompt cache is already broken, when the saving outweighs the cache miss, or above 75% of the window; a strataBudget service (pressure, allowance, countTokens) and a strata/fold-landed event are provided for other context plugins; strata_status warns when DSH's automatic compaction is off or its official summary keeps failing. Its L1 layer, archive rotation, prune guard and preset takeover are forked from dsh-live-compact 1.0.6 (MIT); uninstall dsh-live-compact or billion-context first — they replace the same compaction rows and Strata will not take over while either is installed.

Sticky-note wall in the sidebar: six paper colors, pin and search, up to six images per note, local backups, and an agent tool that lets a session or an IM bot add a note without opening the browser.

Session-first DSH sidebar: pinned, active and recent sections, workspace grouping, focus groups, search and a session trash bin.

A-share and OTC fund dashboard forked from SuCriss/dsh-leekbox (MIT): indices, market boards, limit-up sentiment thermometer, dragon-tiger list, full-market search, a watchlist with in-place position editing and price alerts, a stock detail window with K-line, money flow and F10, a signal screener, 7x24 news, AI stock analysis, and an OTC fund tab with NAV, estimated NAV and a fund detail window showing stage returns, a NAV chart and the disclosed top-10 holdings with live quotes. It keeps upstream's /api/leekbox/* routes and $DSH_HOME/.leekbox-*.json data files, so install it instead of SuCriss/dsh-leekbox rather than alongside it.

Splits the DSH chat window into two columns: your messages pinned in a clickable left rail and the model replies flowing on the right, with Enter-to-search across the conversation.

Composer suggestions for the DSH chat input: Up / Down step back and forth through every prompt sent in the current session — read from the session event log, so a message accepted from a prediction or sent by queueing counts too — Ctrl+Up opens a searchable history picker, and grey ghost text predicts the next message, accepted with the Right arrow. Every key only edits the draft; nothing is ever sent automatically.

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.

DSH plugin: three MCP tool servers for DingTalk (via the dws CLI), Feishu (via lark-cli) and Feishu Project (via the official @lark-project/mcp), reusing the accounts dws and lark-cli are already logged in with, plus a Feishu Project MCP user token you paste in the panel; once the three connectors are connected, the default set is 140 tools (47 DingTalk, 45 Feishu, 48 Feishu Project) under the mcp__dingtalk__ / mcp__feishu__ / mcp__meego__ prefixes. A sidebar panel adds a connector wall with one-click connect (installs the CLI and walks through device-code login, or takes the Feishu Project token), custom MCP connections pasted as mcpServers JSON, enable/disable per connection, the write-tool switch, and a searchable catalog of the 1098 dws and 246 lark-cli commands.

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.

Runs Hindsight long-term memory on your own machine: after a one-time uvx --from hindsight-embed@latest hindsight-embed profile create server setup (~450 MB of Python dependencies) and with your own LLM key, the plugin manages the local memory server itself (health probe, start, stop, logs), registers ten hindsight_local_* tools for status, page search, page read, recall, remember and reflect, injects a knowledge-page index once per session, writes each finished turn back into the bank, and extracts facts with your own LLM key. Do not enable it alongside the official @vectorize-io/hindsight-coding-agents plugin: both read the same bank and would inject duplicate context. At session end it writes a handoff snapshot that the next session injects as previous progress. The data directory is configurable (dataDir) and scripts/relocate.mjs moves an existing install to another drive, creating directory junctions where the server hard-codes its paths.

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.

Adds lasting bots with their own name, photo, persona, memory, voice and model, a Bots panel in the sidebar, and a hidden helper subagent per bot that follows the conversation, searches ahead and leaves notes the bot reads; voice uses your own ElevenLabs, OpenAI, Groq, Mistral or Deepgram key. Interface and prompts in Brazilian Portuguese.

Per-turn cost in CNY, with 本轮 / 今日 / 会话 totals shown above the composer. Tokens are priced by model and by the moment they were spent (peak hours and holidays); native DeepSeek search spend can be folded in when the optional audit plugin is installed.

Read-only observer of native DeepSeek search model calls: appends each call token usage to a JSONL file so accounting plugins can price it. Requests and responses are not modified.