Plugins

Call between DSH sessions in different working directories or projects: message any session (next-step delivery or a new turn), end a blocking tool call on request, and read transcripts and usage without waking the target.

Readable transcript export for DeepSeek Harness: turn any Session into a Markdown / HTML / ZIP transcript with reasoning blocks, tool calls and results, images and usage — from the Session header or the /export-md command.

Live token cost for every chat in the DSH Web UI: the chat, its subagents and the whole session tree, priced from a bundled models.dev snapshot of seven providers and 139 priced models, with cache read and write rates wherever the provider publishes them and DeepSeek from its own peak and off-peak table. Every finished answer carries its own price in the transcript, and a chat that is not currently open is priced from the log instead of disappearing. Spend is costed per interval from an append-only JSONL ledger in the project folder, so logged work keeps the tariff it was billed at. On top of it: budget-aware work plans packed against a money limit, routing scenarios that show which models are worth connecting, a generated plan document in English, Chinese or Russian, and a warning when spend belongs to no plan unit.

Session management for the DSH sidebar: pin conversations, search their contents, read archived transcripts and hide noise.

Session handoff for DeepSeek Harness: the session menu creates a successor session that rebuilds the old session's memory, tasks and rules through an eight-section takeover packet, with light context via on-demand transcript readback.

Consent-bound one-turn voice preview for DSH Web with a credential-free local synthetic demo, optional Qwen Audio, exact Session isolation, and explicit transcript-to-draft handoff without automatic submission.

DeepSeek Harness plugin: Bilibili keyword video search, video metadata, subtitle transcripts, direct play URLs, and multimodal frame viewing (bilibili_search / bilibili_video / bilibili_subtitles / bilibili_playurl / bilibili_frames). Anonymous by default

DSH Web plugin for managing sessions: archive/unarchive, guaranteed physical deletion (transcript files + ~/storages/*.json sweep), drag-and-drop workspace reassignment, and branch-based message editing (edit/retry/reroll with reversible version timelines

Named user credentials the model uses by reference: values are entered on a Settings → Credentials page and injected into each shell execution as DSH_CM_* variables instead of being printed into the transcript, with credential_read as the documented last resort.

Conversation-map rail down the left edge of the transcript: one tick per user turn, read from the full session log on the host rather than from the rendered page, so long sessions are covered end to end. Hovering fans the neighbouring ticks open by pixel distance and floats a scrollable preview of that turn prompt and its last reply; clicking scrolls to the turn, paging older history in first when it has not been rendered yet; the tick for the visible turn stays highlighted while you scroll.

Model-facing image_describe (识图) tool over the DashScope OpenAI-compatible API (qwen3.7-flash), plus a paste bridge: on text-only sessions, pasted images auto-convert to file paths at send time and render back in the transcript, so they never trip image admission. Bring your own DASHSCOPE_API_KEY; endpoint/model/budgets configurable, redirect-proof HTTP client, works in every agent preset.

Brings your existing Claude / ChatGPT history into DSH: instant zero-token import of the memories.json inside a Claude export, local Claude Code transcripts with no export needed, and conversations distilled through the model you already configured in DSH. Every memory carries verbatim evidence checked against the source by code — a paraphrase is dropped and counted, and evidence found only in the assistant turns is always routed to review rather than stored.

Session-level restriction plugin for DeepSeek Harness: the model can close a conversation behind a yellow notice with countdown, disable the Stop button and both response ratings, exclude the session from official Session Log uploads while turning Session OTel off, and block copying of the transcript — each gated by a user-authorized settings switch.

Local Russian dictation for the DSH composer with GigaAM v3, English technical terms, punctuation, and a personal glossary that learns only after confirmation. Audio and transcripts never leave the machine.

Talk to your current DSH Agent without switching presets: automatic speech transcription and sending, streamed spoken replies, voice interruption, and a five-bar microphone meter. Choose DeepSeek or Doubao independently for ASR and TTS, configure your own credentials, and edit instructions applied only during calls. Includes an illustrated setup guide.

GEO and bulk transcriptomics workbench backed by a local Python and R engine: search and download GEO series, import your own counts or TPM matrix, then run QC, filtering, normalisation, batch correction, PCA, differential expression, GO/KEGG/GSEA enrichment, immune infiltration, survival and prognosis, signature mapping onto single-cell data, and circRNA, miRNA, lncRNA, fusion and alternative-splicing modules.

Video analysis panel in the DeepSeek Harness sidebar. Paste a YouTube or Bilibili link to fetch its subtitles and generate a summary, chapters, a mind map and citation-backed Q&A over the transcript, with an embedded player whose timestamps jump to that moment and keep playing. Videos without subtitles fall back to local Whisper / SenseVoice transcription (audio stays on the machine); silent videos fall back to frame OCR with macOS Vision, or to vision-model frame descriptions. Per-video analysis caching, a 20-item history, and two agent tools: video_digest and video. A Bilibili SESSDATA cookie, if you enter one, is stored in ~/.dsh/video-credentials.json (mode 0600), transcripts are sent to your current model, and its HTTP routes have no DSH access check.

Select text in a DSH conversation to ask it in a side chat, translate it with context-aware one-to-five candidate renderings, or explain the term, without touching the main transcript. Its HTTP routes have no DSH access check, so a web page open in your browser could call them.

Local-first podcast player and transcriber for DeepSeek Harness: plays audio files from your disk, transcribes with local ASR, shows bilingual subtitles and exports SRT or Markdown.

Sets the chat transcript's markdown line height and paragraph gap, both adjustable under Settings > General.

Paints a mouse-following WebGL particle field behind the DSH Web UI. The palette follows the light/dark theme; Settings → General has an on/off switch and a selectable frame-rate cap (30/60, plus 120 when the display supports it). It inserts nothing into the composer or transcript scroll tree.

A Windows Harness adaptation of [Media Review Skill](https://github.com/Ww-Cooooo/media-review) for AI video feedback: annotate frame regions or time ranges and jump to recognized speech or imported subtitle cues; other Agents with local file and command access can use the original Skill. Windows only and built for DSH 0.2.2-rc.1 (a 0.1.0 release candidate). Waveforms use an existing FFmpeg/ffprobe and transcripts an existing Whisper; without them, manual annotation and subtitle import still work.

Skill that transcribes local audio files into a timestamped transcript and an interactive two-column minutes page, with optional speaker separation. Transcription uses mlx-whisper in a Python 3.11 environment you set up yourself (the first run may download models); the renderer uses only the system python3. Given a public short-video share link, it can also drive a real browser through ego-browser and fetch the audio track with curl and ffmpeg, none of which ship with the package.

Translates Chinese text rendered by other DSH plugins into English as it appears - plugin cards, settings pages, dropdown menus, plugin view tabs and same-origin iframe panels - while leaving the chat transcript, tool output and anything you type untouched. Uses the shipped translator service (Bing or Google, no key needed) and falls back to the default model.