Plugins

Local Markdown notes panel: import any local folder, browse its Markdown tree in the sidebar, edit files with auto-save, and search across every imported folder. Shows read-only Git context for each file — status, diff against HEAD with per-line change bars, and line blame — and exposes six notes_* tools so the agent works on the same folders. Files stay where they are on disk; the plugin never commits, stages or checks out.

Text-to-speech for DeepSeek Harness through Xiaomi MiMo TTS, needs a XIAOMI_API_KEY: a mimo_tts tool that writes audio to a local file, a read-aloud action on each finalized answer, auto-read, and a sidebar panel for built-in voices, voice design by description, or voice cloning from an mp3/wav sample. Same package name as lengmodkx/dsh-mimo-tts, so the two cannot be installed together.

Mendeley-style paper library for DeepSeek Harness: import PDFs, read them in the panel with highlights, notes and questions, turn AI answers into note cards, compare 2–6 papers, build a typed relation graph (manual, AI-discovered, or citations parsed from PDF references), and keep everything as plain files in a folder any cloud drive can sync.

Connects Penpot to DSH across two independent channels with 9 tools: 5 MCP tools (execute_code, high_level_overview, api_info, export_shape, import_image), 2 browser-free REST tools (penpot_read and penpot_write to create files, pages and shapes or edit attributes without an open tab), plus penpot_status and penpot_control; supports official SaaS, local and self-hosted endpoints with auto-detection and config migration from DSH, Codex, Claude, Cursor, Gemini and .mcp.json, an isolated Chromium launcher, and a five-tab control panel.

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.

CET-6 training panel with word drills (core and syllabus lists, three modes), 25-question listening in three sections, cloze, long reading, careful reading, partial and full translation, timed writing, a vocabulary notebook and a wrong-answer notebook. Ships only an original sample bank (345 words, one mock paper); the full ~2,500-word core list, ~6,000-word syllabus list, papers, transcripts and audio come from your own files, built locally from a data-pack folder and never uploaded.

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.

A-share assistant: 19 tools for quotes, K-line, screening, sentiment and backtests, plus a manual trade ledger, a sidebar panel, daily archive snapshots and risk-alert email. No broker connection or order placement.

A YAPI documentation panel for DeepSeek Harness with search, multi-tab, field tree, and copy features. Needs your own YAPI server and account.

Local full-disk knowledge base: indexes documents from C:/ and E:/ into a SQLite FTS5 trigram index over filename, body, and path, with a searchable DSH sidebar panel, no-keyword browse, usefulness/topic tags, and a token-efficient kb agent tool. Windows only; building the index needs a system Python 3 with PyMuPDF and python-docx (plus python-pptx and openpyxl for PPTX/XLSX), and no prebuilt index ships with the plugin.

Translates the English reasoning text of DSH sessions into Chinese on this machine, using a local Marian NMT model (ONNX, about 108 MiB) that you download once from the plugin panel (Hugging Face or the hf-mirror.com mirror). No API key and no network request at translation time; identifiers, code spans and URLs are masked so they come back unchanged.

Skill usage radar for DeepSeek Harness: records every skill hit from the skill tool and /name gestures into a local JSONL ledger, ranks skills by hits in the last 7 days, greys out zero-hit skills with an archive suggestion, and expands a row into time, session, trigger and prompt. Ships a conversation-view panel with frontmatter model-invocation toggle, skill creation, and a recoverable .trash archive/restore. 52 zero-dependency tests; loopback-only, no external network.

Measured /pua for DeepSeek Harness: every pressure message gets a receipt comparing the last N completed model steps with the next N — tool calls, verification-class steps, repeated-call peak, failed calls and text volume — with a three-way verdict (changed approach / merely restated / no change) and a daily ranking of which sentence moved the work. Ships a conversation-view panel, a /pua command with list/status/receipts/rank/off, append-only local JSONL receipts (no tool arguments, content or session ids), 38 node:test tests and a zero-dependency build. Reports observed differences, not causality. Inspired by MichengAI/dsh-pua (independent code); it registers the same /pua command, so it cannot be installed alongside dsh-pua.

Memory engine for a long-lived companion agent: a six-module loop (gate, solidify, store, retrieve, inject, decay) that decides what is worth keeping, distils raw turns into long-term entries, fuses short and long term at recall time, and fades entries that stop being used. Runs offline by default; if DEEPSEEK_API_KEY is set it also sends each message to the DeepSeek API to judge and distil it. Zero runtime dependencies and no build step; ships three switchable panels over the same store - neural brain, memory ring and memory galaxy - so you can watch what it remembers. Non-commercial license: commercial use needs the author's permission.

Three-tier memory (personal, project, session) built on the Hy-Memory engine, with relevant memories injected before each step. Ships seven memory tools (search, add, list, get, update, delete, forget), a settings panel with per-tier lists, editing, change history and duplicate cleanup, real token accounting per write, session summaries written by the engine at session end, and a user profile refreshed from recent memories. Memories can be exported to and imported from MemHub. Needs Python 3.11+ once to install the engine, or uv, which fetches 3.12 itself; uninstalling keeps the stored memories.

Full-text search over every DeepSeek Harness session, with a sidebar panel and a record_search tool.

A sidebar panel holding your personal global constitution: the text is kept in one Markdown file and injected into the system prompt of every session, the dsh counterpart of AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md. An empty file contributes nothing.

Account-based access to the ToTonAI gateway inside DeepSeek Harness: sign in or register in the settings panel, use 65 mainstream models (GPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Doubao, Grok, GLM), and pick a plan then pay by QR code in the same panel. Upstream API keys stay on the server.

Configuration panel for an existing `oneapi` route of the pi-ai provider adapter (declare that route in the llm-pi-ai settings first, with api: openai-completions): edit display name, Base URL, API key and default model, test connectivity per model and sync the model list from the gateway, with six agent tools and an optional left-sidebar panel. Written for a Baidu-internal gateway: the Base URL placeholder and token link point there, so set your own OneAPI-compatible gateway.

Provider and account hub for DeepSeek Harness: several API-key accounts per provider with one-click switching and failover when a call dies on quota or credential errors, a per-account usage and quota panel in the conversation header, and built-in Grok Build device-code OAuth.

Native DeepSeek Harness panel for local CLIProxyAPIPlus with Qoder and Codex authentication, quota views, automatic provider and model catalog sync, YAML editing, service control, request trends, and runtime logs.

Rococo theme for the DSH Web GUI, shipped as a CSS overlay: misty-blue, silver and ivory surfaces with champagne hairlines, die-cut hang-tag sidebar rows, a scalloped-paper composer card with a bow, frosted assistant bubbles, gold-plaque code-block banners, and per-message avatar badges; a sidebar panel shows the stylesheet state and live avatar previews. Light and dark palettes follow the app theme.

Usage and balance dock for the DeepSeek Harness sidebar: today's spend next to a Beijing-time peak/off-peak pricing band, today's tokens and cache hit rate, and a plain balance row that opens a detail panel. The panel lists the balance account, an eight-week activity heatmap where any day can be selected, and that day's tokens, cache hit rate, peak/off-peak cost and per-session breakdown with each session's own composition bar. Usage is read from the local session logs only; the only outbound request is the balance query against the provider base URL already configured in DSH. A heavily rewritten fork of Aisland-SJL/dsh-usage that uses the same plugin id (usage), so install only one of the two.

Monitors WorkBuddy credit usage and the free-tier 24-hour window quota (local estimate) in real time, with composer badges, a settings panel, multi-account rotation and free/paid plan detection.