Plugins

Fail-fast tool batches for DeepSeek Harness: inside a step, concurrency-safe calls still overlap, but after the first failed call every remaining unstarted call is denied before dispatch and returned to the model as a synthesized `is_error` "not executed" result.

DeepSeek Harness plugin: Cursor models as the `cursor` LLM provider, with one Cursor agent per DSH session

SolidWorks for DeepSeek Harness: model parts, build assemblies, create drawings, inspect, export and photograph SOLIDWORKS documents from the chat.

Hogwarts-loop as a DeepSeek Harness plugin: per-role subagent dispatch on configurable models, with a client settings page.

DeepSeek Harness 的 Codex 风格模型弹窗，七档界面映射原生四档及可交互星尘 / Codex-style DSH model and effort menus

See what a conversation feeds the model, what your rules keep out, and what one click would change.

Two chibi Genshin Impact desktop pets (Columbina and Nahida), 22 transparent animations each, with desktop wandering, drag-and-throw physics, click reactions, idle chatter and chat through DSH models. A fan pack derived from PC2005-cloud/dsh-pet (MIT) — it reuses upstream's /dsh-pet-7340 route and ~/.dsh/dsh-pet data directory, so install it instead of dsh-pet, not alongside it; the character art is not MIT-licensed.

DSH plugin (fork of sj244/dsh-qq-bridge, MIT) that connects DSH sessions to QQ through OneBot/NapCat. Whitelist stays closed until filled in; @-mentions, nicknames and pokes always wake the model; other messages wake at a configurable probability. Cordis id remains qq-bridge. It keeps the upstream Cordis id (qq-bridge): uninstall sj244/dsh-qq-bridge before installing, the two cannot be installed together — and with an empty whitelist nothing wakes.

Wire up Feishu/Lark from a four-step wizard that discovers your chats instead of asking for a 32-character id, creates the app by scan, and runs a nine-item live self-test that names the exact scope to enable when a check fails. It drives a companion MCP server of 25 tools, including ones that move local files into a chat and pull a message's attachments back to disk. The MCP server is a separate install: take dsh-feishu-mcp-<version>.mjs from the dsh-feishu Releases (or npx github:yinsang0910-star/dsh-feishu-mcp); until it is in place the self-test reports MCP as not mounted and no mcp__feishu__* tool exists.

Multi-agent agent team of employee AI subagents for DeepSeek Harness — dsh-company: employee management, CEO bidding, n8n workflow orchestration, drag and drop canvas. DeepSeek Harness plugin with seven built-in roles (project director, product manager, tech lead, engineer, data analyst, QA, reviewer), each with its own persona, model and tool whitelist. Broadcast a mission and the employees bid for it themselves — the first line of their answer must be 【accept】 or 【decline】 — so accepted work runs in parallel instead of down a pipeline. The workflow canvas wires employee nodes with the start node, references each upstream result with {{input}}, and runs the graph in topological layers: parallel across employees, serial per employee, downstream skipped when upstream fails. Ships a web panel for the employee management tab, the mission board and each employee's transcript, the /dsh-company slash command, a live mirror into the built-in agent-team panel, deletable missions, and a private memory directory per employee.

QQ Zone poster for DeepSeek Harness: scan a QQ login once, then let the model publish posts with mood-matched sticker images, with a daily cap and a silent headless Chrome session.

Long-conversation memory for DeepSeek Harness (DSH): keeps settled decisions, user corrections and exact numbers, with their conditions and sources, available across compaction and restarts in 100-1000+ turn sessions; one small budgeted evidence block per model step, with enabled skill rules re-applied in the same block.

Regenerates a session's title from its last 10 user prompts using the model the session itself last used, with an editable preview before the new title is written back.

Take over context compaction on both the manual and the automatic path, each runnable by a compaction model (falling back to a second model, or used directly) or by a mechanical fold that builds the summary card locally with no model call; the fold goes through the same official compaction transaction, so the replaced events stay in the append-only session log under their sequence numbers. It adapts code from dsh-compact-saviour and takes the mechanical fold from dsh-ledger-compact (both MIT) — install it instead of dsh-compact-saviour, not alongside it.

Generates a session title from the conversation with the session's own model, either from the /ai-title command or from a button in the rename dialog. Four title shapes (subject, action, subject + outcome, custom prompt) and an optional MM-DD prefix, all editable on the plugin's settings page.

Smart naming for sessions and workspaces: one click asks the profile model for short name candidates from the item's own content, then renames in place.

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. 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.

Connect Huawei CodeArts and OfficeAce models to DeepSeek Harness: it reuses existing logins (a logged-in CodeArts desktop client or dsh-codearts; the OfficeAce desktop app running and logged in on Windows), shows each account's remaining credits, toggles models per platform, and shapes requests like the official clients.

Turns the MiniMax Code (Mavis) subscription already signed in on this machine into a DSH model provider, renewing the OAuth token itself so the desktop client can stay closed, with points, check-in and subscription-quota panels.

Declarative provider/model fallback chains for the model picker: an ordered root chain plus named pools, failure-code triggered switching, per-model cooldowns, time-slot presets, and subagent role routing. A fork of omdsh-dev/dsh-llm-fallbacks 0.6.5; do not install it alongside that plugin (both use the "llm-fallbacks" profile row id).

OpenCode usage dashboard: a sidebar panel for quota and usage in DeepSeek Harness, with Go subscription windows, Console spend, trends, forecasts and model breakdown, multiple accounts, service-account filtering and English/Chinese UI.

Saves tokens in DeepSeek Harness sessions by reading any file by line range or symbol mention instead of whole, and by bounding oversized tool results while keeping a recovery path. Pruning happens at the source, not after content reaches the context. Measured 43.9% fewer prompt tokens in a modelled 30-step session.

A personal usage profile page in the DSH sidebar: five headline numbers (cumulative tokens with a recent-days sparkline, today's tokens, longest task, longest and current active-day streaks), a 12-month activity heatmap with daily / weekly / cumulative scopes, a stacked model-family chart with its own day / week / month window (version and tier stay apart, and vendor-specific ids collapse correctly), a Cache Lens that shows the cache hit rate and splits every token into cache hits, uncached input and output, with a zoom into the uncached part, and a per-provider split for today or all time. Everything is folded from this machine's own session logs through ctx.sessionQuery. The only outbound request is a six-hourly read of this package's own version from the npm registry, used by the in-panel update button - no telemetry, no credentials, nothing uploaded.

Tokenrhythm billing center for DeepSeek Harness: account balance and expiring quota, model price cards, a 30-day usage heat calendar, connectivity checks and platform API-key management, with credentials kept on the local host. A single-channel fork of 162568316/dsh-tokenrhythm-bill; the package name, Cordis id and route prefix all differ, so the two can be installed side by side.