Plugins

One DSH plugin, two renderers: sandboxed HTML fragments and openui-lang programs drawn as host components, behind a single visualize tool.

Composer for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI: bracket and quote pairing, wrap-on-selection, closer skipping, empty-pair backspace, and a completion popup over draft words, language tables, workspace files and model ids. Full-width brackets typed through a Ch

Requirement to a detailed design doc another AI can build from: the model fills a plan, the plugin validates it and emits a SPEC plus task cards, then independent review and implementation evidence check the result. Needs Python 3.11 or newer; the spec-graph engine it calls is bundled in the package.

在 DSH 会话页顶部标签行右侧常驻一枚余额胶囊：余额、今日已用（按余额下降估算）、峰谷时段与对应时间区间，一眼可见，不用点击。

DSH plugin: your DeepSeek account balance as water rising inside the whale mark, with exact amounts, spend stats and top-up on hover. 把 DeepSeek 账户余额显示成鲸鱼标志里上涨的水面。

A realistic humpback whale desktop pet for Windows: a DSH host bundle that spawns its own Electron overlay above the desktop (not inside the web UI), with click-triggered full-screen water ripples and screen refraction, 20 local sound effects, and 121 offline one-liners. No model calls or telemetry; the only network use is a one-time Electron download on first start when no shared runtime is found, plus a DeepSeek balance refresh that runs only when you click it.

Cat desktop pet for DeepSeek Harness (dsh-coke): click it for one of 7 catchphrases with a springy bounce, right-click for chat (answers via your current model, optional sticker), singing with a microphone, a random 'form' card, green-screen outfit swapping, or shooting it; balance query at its feet (needs a DeepSeek API key); auto-starts with DSH. If no Electron runtime is found it first downloads about 100 MB into ~/.dsh/electron (in-page mode works meanwhile).

Access the DSH Web GUI from your LAN: a listener on the address you set forwards the browser to the loopback GUI with this process's launch token, and 0.0.0.0 answers on Wi-Fi, VPN and wired alike. Address, port, session lifetime and password are edited in an Access section of Settings. The password is on by default — a fresh entry starts with a generated random one — and can be switched off on a network you trust for direct access; the Host stores only its scrypt hash.

Open the full DeepSeek Harness running on your computer from a phone browser, with QR pairing over LAN HTTPS and shared sessions and workspace; cross-network access needs your own HTTPS entry or a self-hosted relay (no public relay is provided). Connection and auth code is adapted in part from saya-ch/dsh-mobile.

Compatibility layer for DSH on Termux/Linux: an opt-in loader patch keeps one broken client plugin from blanking the whole page, overlay surfaces render solid, and a pre-install doctor checks plugin manifests and client dependencies. The loader patch is anchored to DSH 0.2.2-rc.1.

Installs the whole role-chain toolchain in one step: four agent presets (plan, work, code and review) plus fourteen chain_* tools for evidence-bound rounds, with a settings card. It ships the protocol runtime itself, so no sibling package is needed. It replaces the separate l1-presets and l2-protocol entries, which must be removed before enabling this one.

An agent preset that adds a working mode to DeepSeek Harness: the mode text has the model analyze requirements and plan before acting, open a gate document, and reply in a fixed three-block shape. The task tree and session-start profile injection are separate companion packages in the same repository, installed from a clone with scripts/install.mjs; only the term dictionary (dsh-term-dict) comes with this package, and without the task tree the model writes its own alignment bar. Needs DSH 0.2.1-alpha.1 or later.

Agent orchestration for DeepSeek Harness with eleven selectable presets, planning, delegation, review gates and durable project state.

A cross-session project board for managing projects, plans, tasks, and external document references in the DSH web UI and agent tools. Verified on Windows 11 x64 only.

A personal life planner derived from Meltllsy/dsh-todo-reminder (do not install both: they share the same data-dsh-todo-css style node): tasks with due-time reminders, countdowns to a target date, a month calendar, a forward-only focus timer and a 26-week activity heatmap.

Learning-plan tracker with local progress, notes and JSON progress backup. Ships one original six-node example roadmap; adding your own roadmaps means editing roadmaps.ts and rebuilding the plugin. Needs the dsh-studio-projects runtime and the dsh-worktable container from 1997liuyh-boop/dsh-studio-library installed first.

Experiment-orchestration SOP skill for long-running experiments. A top-level model drafts a decomposition plan — subtasks, the model for each, an acceptance figure with tolerance, and dependency order — and dispatches only after the user confirms that plan; each subtask then goes to a lightweight executor subagent as a self-contained prompt, and its report is confined to measured facts and the delta from the agreed figure, with judgement and decisions staying at the top level. Ships one plan template and five task templates (gather, execute, consistency check, read-only review, mechanical transform), acceptance gates split into a task layer and an experiment layer, and three rules that stop internal-consistency evidence from being presented as independent or external validation.

Registers a frontend-design skill that asks for a design plan and token system before writing code, and ships Chinese typography rules plus a measured no-screenshot self-check. It provides one skill and no tools, makes no network requests and writes no files.

Astrophotography planner: 18 target types across 173 Chinese sites, ranked by light pollution, altitude, moon phase, ephemeris events and 7-day weather, with framing and exposure advice plus a Stellarium-style 3D sky preview. The 7-day weather comes from Open-Meteo, which needs network access; everything else runs offline.

Controls an existing aria2 JSON-RPC service from DSH with four tools: submit a single HTTP/HTTPS link (optional directory, filename, checksum, per-task proxy), read one task, list tasks, and pause/resume/cancel. A task it submitted that finishes or fails reports back to the session that started it. A settings page holds host, port, secret and timeout, with a connection test that does not save or create anything; it never bundles, starts or manages aria2 itself. Creating and controlling downloads only works in full-access mode (not plan mode).

Standing GitHub-first open-source check: a system-prompt section makes the agent extract 1-4 keywords on every new request and make one cached, rate-limit-aware github_search call, so the answer can list up to five reusable repositories with stars, language, license, last push and topics.

Daily check-in for MiYoushe (米游社) across six miHoYo games (mainland China servers only): Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, Zenless Zone Zero, Honkai Impact 3rd, Tears of Themis and Honkai Gakuen 2. QR-code login inside the plugin panel, per-game selection, a daily schedule with random jitter and startup catch-up, and four agent tools. Credentials stay on the local machine (mode 0600) and are never sent anywhere but the official miHoYo API.

Offline CET-4 study panel: a built-in original starter set (426 words and one mock paper, listening read by the system voice) plus locally built practice from the user's own materials; answers are shown without explanations.

Five Brave Search tools — web/news/image/video results, token-budgeted page context, cited AI answers, local places, and autocomplete/spellcheck — plus a brave search provider for the built-in web_search tool. Needs a Brave Search API key (BRAVE_SEARCH_API_KEY; some endpoints need a higher plan). Based on Brave's official Search API skills; it uses the same plugin id as BuffMcBigHuge/dsh-brave-search, so install only one of the two.