Plugins

A right-side panel for long-running tasks: every so often it says in plain words what has been finished, what is happening now, and what comes next — and now and then it mutters a thought of its own, the kind that is not progress at all: a doubt, a small smugness, something that looks off. Progress notes stay dry and third-person; the asides are rewritten into a short first-person sentence, shown as a lighter italic line beneath, and stay silent when nothing is worth saying. Read-only, never touches your session, and you can ask it a question or just chat while the task keeps running. Requires the dsh-better-sidebar plugin, whose right sidebar hosts the panel.

Web panel for the DSH AI history importer — a floating button and a three-column wizard to preview conversations, pick which ones to import, and file them into workspace folders.

Device inspector and control panel for macOS and Windows that shows hardware, system, software, network, security and processes on one sidebar page and applies 19 whitelisted actions, with a confirmable cleanup scan, a repeatable benchmark and device_info, device_control and device_benchmark tools for the agent.

Project, session and todo workbench for the DeepSeekRuntime web UI: projects in grid or list view with rename, pin, favorite, archive and restore; sessions browsed per project with body preview, rename, archive and delete; todos with priority, Markdown notes, image or file attachments, search and filters. State is kept in a plugin-owned host storage domain (dsh_workbase). 11 agent tools read and update todos of the project the calling session belongs to using version-checked writes, and the same panel covers project diagnostics, plugin updates and encrypted backup and restore.

Control a remote DeepSeek Harness project over SSH: remote runtime, local panel, on-demand history.

Appends one short user message before the next step when the model is circling: the same absolute path written three times with no measurement landing in between, the same error episode (tool, target and normalised fingerprint) returning twice, or a write followed by two steps with no measurement — the last one only arms, and the message lands before the next write rather than interrupting reading. A measurement has two states: intent is judged from the tool arguments at call time, and the write streak is cleared only when the result comes back, only for that command directory. A failed test still counts, because it yields the line that is wrong. Hard measurements are `lsp_diagnostics`, `verify`, `run_tests` and `run_test`; `ops_bash`, `bash`, `shell` and `pwsh` count only when the command matches a measurement pattern, so `ls` no longer launders a blind edit streak. Signals fire once per episode, re-arm after a real measurement, and are capped per turn; a successful `present` sleeps the gate until the next write, and subagent sessions are skipped. Generated paths (build output, lock files, logs) are excluded. Error targets are read out of real `file:///` ESM stacks, so two different files never collapse into one episode, and `cd <dir> && cmd` counts as a measurement of that directory rather than its parent. Ships the `stuck-gate` skill at bundled rank 600 (a user-level copy at 400 overrides its wording) plus a read-only observation panel at `/better-debug` reporting firings, sessions covered, the first action after each message across six classes, and how many measurement loops actually closed. The log defaults to `$DSH_HOME/logs/better-debug.log` and is created on first write, so the panel has data right after install. Optional host services are subscribed dynamically, so a host without them still loads the gate. It does not estimate tokens saved, and it does not claim the message caused the change. The panel banner counts only the failures after the most recent load (`log.current`), so one old mount failure no longer reads as "currently disabled". Test suites wait for log conditions instead of fixed delays (test-only change in 0.2.5).

Native desktop notifications for DSH on Windows, macOS and Linux. While the DSH window is in the background, permission requests arrive as system notifications; where the platform supports notification actions, Reject and Allow-once buttons return the decision to the host approval waterfall, and returning focus or a timeout hands the request back to the in-app panel. Approvals and questions also play a separate input cue that is independent of window focus. Turn-end, question and error reminders, notification sounds and the cue are configured on a Notifications settings page.

Big Fat Fish clean — unofficial graphical panel for the local Mole CLI on macOS: live system health, cleanup previews with explicit confirmation, disk analysis, app inventory, maintenance, cleanup history, and a guided Mole CLI install.

Watches the turn endings of the models you select and asks a second model whether the turn was actually finished: if the assistant stopped after text with no tool call, a three-way verdict of continue, finished or uncertain is recorded and shown in a sidebar panel. In suggest mode it only reports; in auto-continue mode it calls agent.followup() once the turn is idle to send a continuation message, up to a per-turn limit. Single-step turns are always rechecked, watched models can be picked exactly or matched by case-insensitive regex, and the resume text is configurable.

EVA cel-shade skin for the Harness Web UI. Overrides the --dsw-* design tokens to give panels square corners, ink outlines, hard offset shadows and CRT scanlines, adds a three-state session rail (running, done, waiting on you), recolours the turn-navigator ticks, and can embed an optional dark backdrop image.

Cyberpunk HUD theme for DeepSeek Harness. While a session is empty, a radar sweep reveals a dotted world map, network arcs and a telemetry panel; sending the first message removes all of it.

Realtime ocean skin for DeepSeek Harness, rebuilt from d-dev0101/open-sea-skin 1.2.7 under MIT. Wave height follows the live session load, the sky comes from a local NOAA ephemeris, the star field is a real 2851-star HYG subset with 88 constellations, one boat per running subagent, plus a searchable 11-group settings panel and three quality tiers. Published to npm as "open-sea-skin-dsh"; it keeps the upstream bundle id, so uninstall d-dev0101/open-sea-skin first — the two cannot be installed side by side.

One image behind the whole DSH shell. The image layer sits at z-index -1 and the shell's two --dsw-* tokens are repointed at translucent tints, so the picture shows through the frame, sidebar and composer. Ships a bundled default picture so it works with zero configuration, plus a floating panel with five sliders, presets, upload, and an SSRF-guarded URL import; changes persist to a local settings.json and the client self-heals when the SPA replaces its stylesheet.

Narrow 40px icon rail for the DSH sidebar: panel icons move into a single column so the session list gets the full width, session titles gain a three-level hierarchy, and the DeepSeek account balance sits just above the sidebar footer with today and cumulative spend accounted from balance deltas, plus value-based colours. Follows the DSH 0.2.2-rc.2 sidebar structure (the two-column grid now lives on the nested scrollArea), so icons and the workspace list stay side by side.

Replaces the DeepSeek Harness home screen with a configurable palette and background image, a custom hero and sidebar logo, default 3×2 decks of recently used workspaces and quick links (local Chrome history or a custom list), and up to four API-usage widgets (DeepSeek balance, MiniMax, Cline Pass, OpenCode Go) refreshed on a configurable interval. The decks stay on the new-session screen and every option is edited from a built-in settings panel.

One-click prompt optimizer next to the composer, with a side-by-side diff panel and per-mode settings. Output length follows your request: ask for a short version and it writes a 350–650 character brief, otherwise it expands to as many as 1400 characters. The prompt templates are original; the official-template comparison mode needs a local Prompt Optimizer installation.

Switches that tune how DeepSeek Harness looks and behaves across the whole interface, not just a few screens; each works on its own and more arrive as the shell grows. Theme gallery of eight minimalist themes, each defining one palette for light and one for dark and applied through a single theme-token layer, plus sidebar panel folding that collapses the rail rows into one Panels launcher with search and keyboard control, and reload/restart actions at the sidebar foot. Each feature is gated by runtime detection: what the current build cannot do is disabled with a stated reason, and an unknown probe stays enabled. The sidebar Reload/Restart buttons are ported from the separately listed MoonSand/dsh-desktop-restart; uninstall that plugin before installing this one — with both, the sidebar foot shows two sets of buttons.

Model console panel: switch the model for every conversation at once or one at a time, filter sessions by idle time, fold subagents under their parent session, and bulk archive or release sessions.

Composer tweaks for the DSH input box: a Markdown source/view toggle, Markdown rendering for user messages, one mixed file-and-folder picker backed by the macOS open panel, a GenUI prompt switch inside the plus menu, an open-in-new-window action on sidebar Session rows (needs the separate `dsh-popout-window` host plugin), and a collapsible subagent tree. Requires DSH 0.2.x.

Windows companion window for DSH Desktop: todos, reminders, live session messages, approval handling and quick input. The standalone window reuses the Electron binary at %USERPROFILE%\.dsh\electron\electron.exe (usually installed by dsh-pet) and fails to open when it is missing.

A three-scope TODO board for DeepSeek Harness (user, workspace and session) with nested folders that can reference one item from several places, T0–T9 priorities, drag reordering, batch actions, a floating panel that also opens as a right-sidebar tab, Markdown preview windows that can stay open with autosaving title and body editing, and agent read/write tools, with every write gated by DSH approval.

Toggles installed plugins from a sidebar panel, groups them by origin (official, marketplace, local), flags changes that need a Host restart, and installs curated plugins from a Discover tab.

DSH sidebar container panel for macOS Docker runtimes and Apple container

Exposes a DSH Harness Desktop Web GUI to another machine's browser through a Cloudflare quick or named tunnel, an SSH reverse tunnel, or a custom command, and hands out a tokenised link to open it; a settings panel and CLI start, stop and print the link. Needs DSH Desktop 0.2.1-rc.2 or later and a cloudflared binary.