Plugins

Fluid streaming rendering and silky scrolling for DeepSeek Harness replies, including Markdown, code blocks, tables, and tool results.

Auto-continues turns stalled by DSML tool-call markup leaking into reasoning.

Life Cards — 把你认识的人和虚构角色写成档案。在对话里问出来，或导入酒馆角色卡；数据是你自己文件夹里的一组 Markdown 文件。

Self-hosted plugin marketplace for DeepSeek Harness with accounts, groups, permissions, artifact storage, and install statistics; run the server with Docker and install this client bundle in DSH.

A plugin center for DeepSeek Harness: install, update and enable DSH plugins, aggregate plugin index sources, and install from a git branch. Also publishes a subscribable format-1 plugin index.

Automatically groups installed plugins in dsh-market on startup.

Project progress panel that scans a configurable root for local projects, infers activity from anchors and git evidence, and exports a self-contained dark HTML report.

A lightweight, native and extensible Windows notification plugin for DSH: on-demand helper startup, sound, native toasts and a taskbar unread badge, covering roughly 90% of routine alert scenarios in our use (an empirical estimate). No resident background service; MIT-licensed, customizable, and maintained for DSH compatibility.

Gitee Enterprise work-item workbench in the Harness sidebar: browse projects and tasks, requirements, and bugs; inspect details, child tasks, comments, and Markdown; create or edit work items; and reference them with @.

Builds a per-project code wiki: README summary, docs tree, tech stack, git activity and language composition, cached locally and exportable as Markdown.

In-app browser for DSH: a dedicated Chromium rooted at a persistent profile so a Feishu or SSO login survives restarts, driven over CDP, exposing seven agent tools (status, open, eval, read, feishu, screenshot, tabs) and mirroring the page live in a right-sidebar panel that tool calls open by themselves. Also converts Feishu documents to Markdown by sweeping their virtual scroll. Requires a locally installed Chrome, Edge, Chromium, or a Playwright Chromium build (it never downloads one); set DSH_IAB_CHROME to point at a specific binary.

Compile a video link into timestamped Markdown knowledge cards with back-links to the exact moment. Requires your own Python 3.10+ and yt-dlp (ffmpeg + faster-whisper only for videos without subtitles; Bilibili login cookies for members-only subtitles).

Turns archived sessions into durable memory instead of dead disk. Distils each archive into reusable skills, a fact ledger with ADD/UPDATE/NOOP decisions plus validUntil and supersededBy so stale facts retire instead of piling up, and topic clusters by single-linkage similarity. Also digests sessions that are still in progress through a read-only seq watermark, leaving the session log byte-for-byte untouched, and can self-check the growing memory to merge duplicate facts, retire stale ones and consolidate duplicate skills — measuring only unless you opt in, and never hard-deleting, only superseding.

DSH-elysia — shared Markdown memory for every DSH session: persona, requirements, corrections, lessons, methods, requests, sessions, a method library and ingested documents, mirrored to a second disk with version snapshots and a cross-process write lock; entries move between the main file and a searchable archive by hit frequency and repeated emphasis, and retrieval is keyword co-occurrence plus BM25. Ships a skills library (SKILL.md playbooks with optional guarded run.mjs execution), a sticker library that sends a fitting sticker at the right moment, and — new in 1.10 — Memory Packs: a bundled, opt-in character memory (packs/elysia: 61,903-char identity + 2,482-char persona distilled from 1,696 official voice lines and 112,175 dialogue lines). Packs are off by default, back up before writing, only touch identity/persona, and can be uninstalled to restore what was there.

Asks before archiving a DeepSeek Harness session, then backs the archived copy up to a directory you choose — one folder per session with the session log, its attachments and the metadata, plus a manifest, a restore note and a Markdown ledger. Adds a right-sidebar browser for archived sessions and a double-click restart button (Windows only; disabled while a session is running).

Marks a Session as focus or parked in one click from its sidebar row, its hover card, or the conversation header, and keeps a count visible at the foot of the sidebar and next to workspace folder names when those groups are collapsed. A panel lists every marked Session alongside the states the sidebar already tracks (waiting for a reply, running, finished-unread), and the sidebar foot opens whichever one needs a reply first.

Sidebar session management for DeepSeek Harness: workspace groups sorted by latest activity, history folded behind one control, a global pinned section, running/unread/follow-up marks, delete into a restorable trash whose panel also manages archived sessions, per-session token statistics split by tool (arguments vs results), moving a session to another workspace, and a scan that re-attaches sessions missing from every workspace.

One install for a whale-girl boot animation, a cyber code-eye video background and a holographic dark theme. The skin and background video (CC BY-NC-SA) are downloaded from the upstream repo on first launch; the boot animation is only installed when @ljwei-stak/dsh-boot-animation is already present.

Zero-friction quick ask for DSH: select text in chat, Markdown/code, rendered HTML reports, or the better-sidebar editor. The default answer starts automatically (English prose is translated, a term is explained, a question is answered); typing cancels it. Answers stream from a one-shot completion on the main window's model, inherit a read-only conversation snapshot, read the selected file as context (up to 20,000 characters by default), and never write to the main session. One-line install; host routes, client slots, document renderers and the iframe selection bridge are separable extension points.

Beads issue browser in the right sidebar: filter and search the tracker with live ready and waiting counts, read issue Markdown with clickable project-file and issue links, and copy or insert the issue id. Requires the bd CLI on PATH and a project with a Beads workspace.

Adds a sparkle button left of the model selector in the composer toolbar: one click rewrites the draft in place through the host and briefly offers an undo that restores the original text. A Prompt Enhancement settings section picks the lane — the conversation model (the provider/model the next message would use, falling back to the configured default) or a keyless Pollinations channel that needs no login and no token budget but allows one reply per 30 seconds. During that cooldown a click completes through the conversation model instead of being refused, and the first click after the window reopens returns to the keyless channel on its own. The rewrite keeps the draft's language, and a result in a different language is rejected rather than pasted over the draft.

Plays a character entrance card beside the composer when you switch model: identity name, six scored axes (intelligence, coding, speed, stability, cost, context), quota hint and a dialogue line. 23 curated cards across 15 providers; models without a curated card fall back to a data card derived from public benchmarks, or a generic card when no benchmark data exists. A web client plugin with no dependencies and no hooks.

Read-only Windows AppData analyzer: click the sidebar icon to drill down explorer-style through directories, each row showing recursive size, file count and last-modified time, plus the software that created it and a delete-worthiness verdict built from a knowledge base, mixed-directory splitting, then heuristics, with unmatched guesses marked as such. Scans directories only and never reads file contents; it ships no delete action, and unknown directories can be looked up online with a model summary and cited sources. The online lookup needs a DeepSeek API key (or an equivalent credential); without one the query is only copied to the clipboard.

A per-command sandbox allow-list for the bash tool: a rule names a CLI and the writable roots it gets, so allow-listed programs such as lark-cli and gh run inside the kernel sandbox with the workspace plus those roots appended. Unlike plugins that answer the approval for you or that widen the writable set for every command, the grant here is scoped to the matched command, the workspace stays writable, and other commands keep their exact behaviour. Matching is by write footprint rather than by command string, so write-neutral pipes like `2>&1 | tail -N` still match; rules are edited from a Settings page or the Plugins row. Overlays cover Seatbelt, bubblewrap and Landlock; on Windows the writable root is swapped for $HOME instead.