Plugins

Local hardware monitor for DSH: a sidebar dashboard, a composer-dock CPU/memory/GPU widget, and a hardware_monitor_status tool backed by a local Python service installed separately from the repository root with install-dsh.ps1 (Windows, Python 3.10); installing only the DSH plugin leaves the panel and tool offline.

Development-preview DSH plugin to import recordings from compatible BLE recorder cards, with optional transcription and fingerprint-linked archives. Requires recorder hardware, Host Bluetooth and Python dependencies.

AI drafts, you review: text, files, screenshots, and whole folders translated with your guidelines attached; scores and comments become AI rewrites. An end-to-end AI translation workflow.

dsh-TokenLens (词元透镜) — provider-aware plan capacity plus local token statistics (today/7d/30d/all-time, by harness/provider/model/workspace) for DSH.

Brings Harness conversations and tasks into a Live2D character on the Windows desktop, with drawer-based memory. The desktop app includes the whale girl 哦鲸鲸 as its default character. The modular design supports optional voice components for voice conversations and custom character voices.

Turns a repository and a software name into Chinese software copyright registration material - the 60-page source code excerpt (50 lines per page, auto-paginated), the software manual with screenshots, and the derived application-form fields (line count, language, completion date, function summary). Requires Python 3 with python-docx, and Google Chrome for screenshots.

Breeze TTS for DeepSeek Harness: read replies aloud in full or as a short summary, one-click Breeze CLI login with automatic key import, voice search and design, smart companionship, and lunch/dinner reminders.

Bundles five TIA Portal skills (Siemens PLC docs lookup, ladder-logic generation, SimaticML-to-PNG rendering, scan-cycle simulation with PASS/FAIL scenarios, and a TiaLink gateway skill for driving a real TIA Portal project) and wires five MCP endpoints. Requires TiaLink (paid; Windows + TIA Portal V19/V20 + Openness) for real-project work, API keys for the four cloud services (100 free calls each, then paid; rendering is billed per call even on failure), Node 22+, and network access; program snippets are uploaded to tia.hubwiz.com.

Layered long-term memory for DeepSeek Harness - a merge of AirPineApplea/feiyu-memory 4.0.2, dsh-soul-md and dsh-shallow-memory (do not install it alongside those plugins): a diary distilled from finished turns, a hand-written feelings diary, a persona card with version history, a hand-note injected in full every turn, and a short-TTL note layer, each capped separately so per-turn injection stays small; ships agent tools and a sidebar panel for recall, editing, compaction, and backup or restore from a local file, WebDAV or a gzip archive.

Tracks an AI companion’s emotion and personality with a status panel, update tools, and chat stickers.

Manage which models appear in the composer model menu. A settings page lists every provider's models with a per-model switch, provider-level show/hide, collapsible groups and filters by kind; switched-off models leave the menu while the model in use in the current session stays. The list can be searched by name or ID and filtered by capability (multimodal, reasoning) and by minimum context window (128K / 256K / 512K / 1M). Rows show the model kind, and chat models also show reasoning support with the adapter's effort levels, their context window and input modalities. Labels merge manual overrides, the settings document, the adapter, the relay's GET /models response, a built-in pi-ai / models.dev catalog, name inference and vendor corrections in that priority order, with the source named on hover and dashed borders marking inferred values. Any model can be edited by hand (kind, context window, modalities, effort levels); those edits are stored outside the profile and can be written back into the model provider's settings. A hard re-fetch drops every cache and asks the adapter and all relays again. A switch, on by default, lets relay routes whose models declare text-only input accept images in memory, without editing configuration files. The hidden list is stored in the profile patch and mirrored to $DSH_HOME.

Adaptation packs for third-party DSH plugin panels on phones — 44px touch floor, width reclaim, shell hit targets and floating-widget clearance — loaded by the dsh-mobile plugin from its extensions directory (dsh-mobile must be installed for them to take effect), with a settings page that installs them and a per-plugin compatibility list.

DSH plugin: mark messages as invalid so an operator annotation digest steers what a compaction checkpoint absorbs. Cache-preserving: appends after the cached prefix, never rewrites history.

SSH for DSH agents: run commands and move files over SSH while private keys stay inside the Host process. ssh2 transport with an optional system-OpenSSH backend.

Kifu-style context compression for long DSH sessions: each step folds new turns into a DAG (node = position, edge = attempted fix), injects only a ~415-token hot list (2000-edge fixture, L5 tier), and adds failure memory plus position-repetition detection.

Xander Amazon seller-operations toolkit for DeepSeek Harness: 33 native xander_* tools and 7 skills for competitor research, keywords, listings, ads, replenishment and profit, with exact proposals, explicit approval and read-back verification for Amazon changes.

Roleplay companion memory for DeepSeek Harness: per-conversation editable persona documents (1-100 weight per entry, AI may refine them in small story-driven steps), per-speaker favorability and bond in multi-person chats, active memories with AI-scored vectors, a nine-emotion table updated every turn, an AI self-evolution ledger, recent 48-hour transcript search, companion-style conversation compression, a date-archived local knowledge base with auto-packing by turns or tokens, and a unified integrations page that lists curated plugins and downloads their GitHub releases.

Turns DSH into a local OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible gateway endpoint that puts one persona and long-term memory in front of every client pointed at it; requires your own DeepSeek API key — the DSH login credential is rejected upstream.

Adds a browserless deepseek-web provider that drives chat.deepseek.com, with an account pool (rotation, cooldown, auto-failover), in-panel login (browser, or email + password with MFA) and token usage stats.

Windows-only. Counts the dsh-auth-* login cookies the DSH desktop shell has accumulated, shows how much of the 16 KiB request-header budget they eat and how many launches are left before the shell stops opening with "desktop welcome: Web authentication failed". The web UI gets a draggable floating card that re-checks every 10 minutes, keeps one snapshot per local date and can refresh on demand; a standalone Windows checker ships in desktop/.

Save reusable prompt snippets with categories and {{placeholders}}; manage them with /snippet commands (add, list, rm, optimize) and insert into the composer from a draggable dock panel, with one-click AI refinement through the default model.

Slash commands for the DeepSeek Harness Weixin channel: persona toggle & multi-persona library, session history (soft load or real session switch), model selection, token usage and balance, scheduled daily greetings. Host-side execution, zero model tokens

Native Windows question and completion notifications with customizable titles and icons, foreground suppression, acknowledgement, and activation of an existing DSH browser tab; requires one-time local setup.

Chrome/Edge companion extension: select text on a page and click the badge to get a Markdown answer from dsh in the side panel or a floating card, with native multi-turn follow-ups; host-side tools let the agent read the current page, capture HTTP traffic and drive the browser. Fork of stuarthu/dsh-chrome (MIT): upstream supplied the bridge, browser tools and page injector, and this fork adds select-to-interpret, native multi-turn follow-up, in-panel settings and appearance options. It registers the same browser_* tool names as the upstream, so the two cannot be installed together.