Plugins

DeepSeek Harness plugin: secondary working directories for a project. The agent keeps the primary workspace as cwd, gains equal write/exec permissions on configured secondary directories under workspace-write mode, and is notified of configuration changes

DeepSeek Harness plugin: pick Sessions in the sidebar and delete them for good — one row or a whole selected group — together with their log, projection cache and workspace registration. Arabic and English UI.

Folder-style sidebar for DeepSeek Harness: workspaces read as folders, and clicking one enters its session list instead of scrolling every workspace at once. · DSH 文件夹侧栏：工作区即文件夹，点进去只看该工作区的会话。

Ctrl+Space command palette over the Harness Web UI: one box to find sessions, invoke skills, open panels and switch appearance.

DeepSeek Harness plugin: saved shortcuts (name + target agent + text) with a workspace/session/agent tree picker, a sidebar menu that delivers a shortcut's text to its target without switching sessions, and per-message capture from user bubbles

EsLat — traducción al español de Latinoamérica de toda la interfaz web de DeepSeek Harness (DSH): 1615 etiquetas en 36 namespaces del cliente

为 dsh Web 侧边栏提供两级分组：工作区分组（把一组工作区打包管理，只出现在列表最外层）与会话分组（每个工作区内部的会话归类）。

DeepSeek Harness plugin: VS Code-compatible multi-root workspaces. A .code-workspace file is the single source of truth — its `folders` become writable roots of the session, exactly as in VS Code / Trae / Cursor.

Cross-device conversation and task sync for DSH: one machine generates a relay station and the others join with its invite link; every frame is end-to-end encrypted, so the relay routes a hashed channel it cannot read. Peers read each other's full transcripts and task boards, interject into a turn that is running on the owning machine, send a work command that runs in a workspace of the target machine with the model strength chosen by the sender, and can copy a conversation into a new local session and keep working on it here. Ships a token-gated phone page for listing devices, reading tasks and sending a command.

Switches between local and remote DSH workspaces and sessions, with optional plugin sync; requires your own relay server.

Read-only code-reading workspace with multi-repository projects, source-linked notes, code maps and Mermaid diagrams.

Per-workspace memory library with manual per-chat opt-in, editable rules, three sharing modes, and continuous forgetting; cards stay readable Markdown.

Prefixes every session title with the name of its workspace or project, so a flat session list shows which project each conversation belongs to; titles you renamed yourself are left unchanged.

Adds a Delete action to archived Session rows that permanently removes the Session log directory, the log directories of its subagent Sessions, its Workspace membership and archive mark, its projection-cache record and its spill directory; a Session the Host still holds is staged and finished at the next start or from a cleanup dialog. It also sweeps abandoned blank placeholders, leftover subagent Sessions and orphaned projection-cache records, and keeps blank placeholders out of the @ reference list.

Calm monochrome UI with lavender accents, startup and switching motion, a thinking workspace, scoped skills, and optional local voice and pet connections.

Read-only writing-workspace panel for projects that contain a .writing-anything/ workspace: per-work overview cards, a unit tree, YAML artifact views as semantic cards or highlighted source, the source list and the decision/review queues, and in-panel unit review whose feedback is written back by wa-cli.

Notepad — a per-workspace floating notepad in the DeepSeek Harness session view with a dedicated settings tab (themes that also color the settings page, flat / frosted-glass surfaces, fonts, save mode, AI prompt presets with a read-only preset preview, bu

Quality-of-life enhancements for the DSH workspace sidebar: hide workspaces and their sessions, reveal them from the view options, and open any workspace folder in Finder, Explorer or your file manager. Display-only: workspace, session and archive data ar

Per-target scheduled wake-ups for a DSH workspace: interval, quiet hours, daily cap and a prompt per target; each wake-up waits for the turn it started and records the outcome, and a turn that never finished is not counted as done.

ZenTao work panel in the DSH left sidebar: lists tasks, bugs and stories assigned to you (web-login protocol, so instances where the RESTful v2 API is unavailable are supported — verified on ZenTao 18.13 open-source) with search, smart sort, overdue / due-today filters and a flow-board view (cards and details also show the owning project, execution, product and module, effort estimated / consumed / left, and the parent requirement or source bug); opens a new chat pre-filled with the card's description, recent comments and screenshots (or a blank one), or dispatches it to a new background session with workspace, model, reasoning-effort and optional-instruction selection (single or multi-select batch), turns screenshots inside ticket descriptions into real image attachments, reads back the linked session's latest reply once a card is done and lets you answer the agent from the panel while it waits on you, and tracks each card with live running / needs-decision / done status plus manual overrides and a manually-marked finished state, with a deep link to ZenTao's finish / resolve page, and caches list and detail data locally so reopening the panel or a card paints instantly with a silent refresh. Multi-account; read-only, no writes back to ZenTao.

Adds a manual "mark as unread" action to workspace session rows, and retires itself once the harness exposes the same capability.

Lists the attachments the current session actually received through the WeChat bridge and adopts one into the workspace on demand.

dshBrutalDelete permanently deletes DSH sessions from disk — single-row or cross-workspace bulk delete, with Ctrl+A select-all and Delete shortcut, wiping transcripts, projection cache, workspace slots, attachments and subagent data. Irreversible.

Ten interoceptive senses for a DSH agent: workspace pulse, time, affect, needs, expression, silence, residue, open loops, body and face — deterministic state that keeps moving on its own.