Plugins

Extreme LLM-call compression for DeepSeek Harness: title short-circuit, in-flight dedup, 24h replay cache, and batch-merging N parallel requests into 1 upstream call via a `[[TASK n]]`/`[[ANSWER n]]` delimiter protocol - fewer API calls, less spend, same answers.

Realtime token counter beside the deep-thinking indicator in chat, with merged or split input/output display, per-step operation counts, and auto-scaling K/M/G/T units.

DSH plugin: a four-entry learning flow in the session input bar — scaffold a preset, collect candidates, merge reviewed changes, and run a read-only workspace audit.

Back up your DSH profile configuration to a private GitHub Gist on a schedule, with merged restore.

GitLab and Kubernetes monitoring for DSH: merge request and pipeline management, deployment and pod status with logs and events, webhook-triggered alerts, and a dashboard UI.

Global cross-session todo inbox for DSH web: any session's agent records human-action todos (merge MRs, approve work orders, reviews) via inbox_add/inbox_done/inbox_list; a sidebar entry shows a count badge and an expandable list to open and complete them, persisted to ~/.dsh/todo-inbox.json.

Turns code review into a hard gate: deterministic severity rules, LLM-assisted findings, a team approval quorum and a durable compliance audit trail that must pass before a merge proceeds.

Per-profile settings overlay for DeepSeek Harness: global settings.yaml stays the baseline while each profile overrides any namespace through its own profiles/<name>/settings.patch.yml — object sections merge recursively, scalars and arrays replace wholesale, and !unset masks an inherited value. The overlay is transparent to existing plugins (they keep reading ctx.settings unchanged), writes land in the profile overlay only, and official schema validation, revision semantics, expectedRevision conflicts, watchers and events are untouched. Ships a settings command family (get/set/unset/mask/unmask/promote/demote/migrate/diff/layers) plus a Profile Settings section in the web Settings panel over a loopback RPC channel.

Multi-language subtitle translation workflow for dsh: SRT/VTT parsing, sentence-level LLM translation, bilingual merge, batched with resumable checkpoints.

Telegram channel for DeepSeek Harness — one shared module serving several agents, with unforgeable sender marks, merged owner+coordinator memory, and a delivery mode you switch in a file outside the code.

Human-operated Git worktree task board for DeepSeek Harness with validation-bound merge delivery.

XMUM Moodle in the sidebar: courses grouped by term, a schedule merged from the calendar, assignment and quiz deadlines and dated announcements, and batch downloads filed by term, course and material type. It signs in to the school Moodle (l.xmu.edu.my by default) with your campus ID and password, keeps only the resulting Moodle token in the DSH credential store, and its HTTP routes have no DSH access check.

A batch workbench and six-step wizard for the PDL engine: group raw well files by well, merge them into delivery tables, and export GeoEast-ready load packages, with run records and reference libraries.

Git panel for DSH workspaces: a branch tree with per-branch commit logs, a WebStorm-style Log / Commit / Stash window, right-click branch actions (checkout, new branch, update, fetch, push, merge, delete), whole-file side-by-side diffs with change navigation, and inline editing of uncommitted files. It also finds git repositories in subfolders when the workspace root is not a repository itself.

Git plugin — adds a Git panel to the session tab bar: changes, commits, history, branches, remote sync, and merge-conflict resolution in one place, with AI-written commit messages.

Registers a skill that turns a Bilibili video link into a structured Obsidian note. It fetches subtitles only with yt-dlp and never downloads the video, merges multi-part anthologies onto one continuous timeline, and writes front matter, timestamped jump-link bullets, a summary and tags into the vault.

Long-term memory ported from the OpenAI Codex memory pipeline: sessions idle for 6 hours are extracted in the background by a chosen model, then merged by a hidden agent into a Markdown memory folder at most every 6 hours; new agents get the memory summary in the system prompt plus four tools to list, read and search memory and save corrections. Models are chosen on a settings page or with /memories; an optional filter keeps a notes folder out of memory.

Merges, appends, and repairs DSH session logs: eleven modes for copying events between sessions, computing compaction cut points, clearing a broken parent link, and validating the result against DSH's own loader.

Four slash commands for session branches: list the branch tree, fork at a completed turn, pin a session together with its whole family, and merge a child branch back into its parent.

Device-wide token usage on the Settings Usage page: Chat and Code cards with input, output and cache rows, a daily token chart that groups by scene or by model, and a per-model table that merges providers, all folded read-only from the local session logs.

Collects the failures recorded in DSH session logs — tool failures, turn failures and model retries — folds them into one table merged across sessions and sorted by frequency, showing category, source, error code, count, last-seen time and a summary per row. Each row can start a new session draft pre-filled for root-cause analysis or for prevention (sending still needs your confirmation), and ignoring a row only hides it in the panel without deleting logs.

Merges every folder's videos into one file per folder, matching the first clip's resolution, frame rate, and codec; clips with identical specs are concatenated losslessly, while mismatched clips can be normalized first.

Daily chronicle for DeepSeek Harness: collects session events, closes the previous calendar day after midnight into a Markdown week file (LLM scoring adds a daily summary; rule scoring does not), and extracts durable facts — decisions, conventions, pitfalls — that merge across days and can be superseded. 10 tools, a read-only sidebar panel, rule export, and a standalone Obsidian vault; zero third-party dependencies.

A plugin-market panel in the sidebar and in settings: browse the dsh-plugin.org directory, filter and sort it, and install / enable / disable / remove bundles into the current profile through the official plugin manager. The curated catalog and the full sitemap index are merged, so plugins missing from the catalog are still discoverable.