Plugins

Image understanding for any DSH model: vision, OCR, grounding, and crop tools with domain presets for histopathology, cell biology, anatomy, clinical images and scientific figures.

AIEO (GEO/AEO) delivery method as one isolated skill provider: AI-visibility diagnosis on a 0-9 score, positioning, search-term mining restricted to whitelisted platform exports, periodic monitoring and an HTML monitoring dashboard, chained by one shared question library, plus a landing-page cloner.

Displays token usage statistics, daily and weekly heatmaps, activity insights, and model rankings from DSH session logs, with locally persisted aggregates.

Shows DeepSeek API account balance and Volcengine Ark Coding/Agent Plan quota windows (5h/weekly/monthly with reset countdowns) in the settings panel, composer dock, and a draggable floating refresh button.

Panel for the DSH web GUI that keeps built-in, local and market-installed skills in one list, decides each row by on-disk evidence (symlink, install ledger) under a fixed precedence, listing a duplicated name once, from the higher-precedence source. Switches rewrite disable-model-invocation in its own SKILL.md; built-in skills have no writable file, so the panel stores their state and says the registry is unchanged; symlinks are read-only. The add dialog takes a local directory or a public github.com link (.git, /tree, #path:), shallow-cloned. A market tab browses the skillhub.cn mirror across three source scopes and installs into ~/.dsh/skills, with update checks and rollback on failure. UI ships in Chinese and English. Package name and mount id are dsh-skill-panel, so it installs alongside dsh-skill-center.

Gives a DSH agent a real adb shell on the phone itself over loopback, with no root and no PC. Needs DSH Go with android-tools-adb installed in its Ubuntu environment and a one-time Wireless debugging pairing; adb has to be switched to TCP port 5555, which then also accepts connections from the local network (still key-authenticated).

Right-sidebar GitHub panel with four rising-repository lists — created within 2 days, 7 days, 30 days, and 20k+ stars still pushed — where the first three are ranked by star velocity (stars per day) rather than total stars, so repositories that gained traction fast surface above older ones with more stars. Each row shows the repository name, its own description, language, the stars-per-day rate and up to two topics, and links to the repository. A keyword search box queries the GitHub Search API directly, debounced and IME-aware so a Chinese or Japanese composition costs one request instead of one per keystroke. Reads the public GitHub Search API anonymously: no token, no login, no account, nothing else contacted. Lists cache for 30 minutes and search results for 5; outbound requests go direct first and fall back to a listening local proxy port only if direct fails.

Layered system-prompt profiles — global, per-workspace and per-session entries injected in order — where individual builtin sections and runtime contexts can be disabled or overridden, with a line-level diff of what an override changed; each entry carries a subagent scope that targets the main agent only, subagents only, or both; assembly snapshots record what each turn actually received, subagents included. Managed from a Web panel and a `prompt_manager` tool.

Desktop pet with a chat panel: QQ-style history, favorites, and branch threads that merge back into the log as a forward card; the panel docks beside the pet and resizes from its edges and corners. Modified from PC2005-cloud/dsh-pet (MIT); do not install together with the original.

DSH plugin: group sidebar sessions by project (a label, not a directory), give each project a work document whose format follows a spec, register its related links, and show the exact runtime-context injection on the settings card.

Resumable JavaScript workflows with native child tasks, shared budgets and worktree isolation.

DeepSeek Harness plugin: restart without losing work. It waits until every conversation is idle, restarts the host, and picks the interrupted work back up instead of dying with it; where a supervisor already manages the host it asks that supervisor, and it never starts a second host next to a running one. It also fixes a common one: stale login cookies pile up on every launch until the request header overflows and the host will not start; the plugin clears them before each restart. Every restart is preceded by a snapshot of the configuration and the installed plugins - 2 are kept by default, up to 10 are allowed, and old or incomplete ones are pruned. That snapshot is never applied automatically: the plugin does not watch the host and does not restore anything on its own; it is only there for you to look at, or to roll back by hand. When the work is done it counts down and powers the machine off, so nobody has to stay up at night. It works on the Windows desktop client, and on a hosted dsh web instance - verified on WSL with systemd; Windows-hosted web, WSL without systemd, and native Linux are untested.

Shows the lyrics LX Music is playing in a floating panel on the right of the DSH conversation page, with previous / play-pause / next controls. Scroll the lyric window to read ahead, double-click a line to start the song there, and if the player is not running, pressing play starts it in the system tray. Windows only, and LX Music has to be installed with its local Open API enabled.

Two-tab archive panel (archived / active) where every row offers archive or unarchive next to permanent delete; each row shows its bound workspace folder as a clickable path, and queued archive-entry cleanup keeps a deleted session from resurfacing in the active list.

Aborts a DSH reasoning stream that starts repeating itself instead of letting the turn stall: five rules over the streamed reasoning text (periodic unit, repeated block, repeated line above a share floor, 64-gram density, and a long trailing run of punctuation or whitespace), plus a JSONL fire journal, a Web GUI log panel, and opt-in recovery that retries with a corrective message.

Tag each session as a long-term or short-term task, record the agent mode it was created with, and auto-archive it once the archive window you set elapses.

Delete one finished turn from a DSH conversation without deleting the session — the trash button next to the last assistant reply removes the question, that reply and the tool records of the turn from the conversation surface and from the model context, while the session id, title, later turns and the append-only log stay; the removal is written as a persistent tombstone, so it survives a reload.

Renders inline code in DSH chat as pills with syntax colours and optional file badges, styles chat file paths, and offers optional folded-row tinting and thinking-text ink, with a settings page for six presets, colours and fonts.

Read-only work report rebuilt from local session logs: tools used and how often, commands run, files read and written, whether tests passed, failures and their causes, token usage, and whether the task finished.

Windows toast and a chime whenever a conversation task stops: completed, waiting on your approval or answer, or failed. Clicking the toast reopens that session at your last question, and in DSH Desktop it also raises the window.

A port of the T3 Code model picker into the composer: a provider rail, search results grouped under provider headings, favorites kept in the browser, unavailable-provider badges, and Cmd/Ctrl+1..9 jump shortcuts for the first nine rows of the visible list.

Pre-execution safety valve for DSH that judges with TypeSafe Jev: it hooks tools/pre-execute and decides every bash/pwsh call by first applying offline static rules, then by asking the Jev model — the System One model from TypeSafe, which returns a structured decision instead of prose — one yes-no question ("will this command irreversibly delete or overwrite real data?"), turning the answer into allow, revise, block or escalate; revise hands the model a safer rewrite, escalate offers a one-shot human token; exhausted credit or a missing API key degrades loudly instead of failing silent, and a missing key is requested in the conversation itself (`guard key set`, read from stdin); every verdict is appended to a shared audit log and the text people read is bilingual zh-CN/en.

Adds a row at the top of the sidebar that switches the whole Web GUI to another DSH host reached over a loopback port, and shows that host's session state on the row (running, unread activity, or waiting for your answer).

Insurance product comparison & proposal expert — clause analysis, cost-effectiveness, coverage planning, generates verifiable client-facing PDF proposals.