Plugins

Tavily web search for DeepSeek Harness: a ctx.web search provider plus tavily_search/extract/crawl/map/research tools, with its configuration UI on the plugin's own detail page

Reviews destructive shell commands with a model before they run, asks you to confirm or blocks them, and aborts a running command once it has deleted too many files.

In-process crash guard: takes over the fatal-error handlers that would exit DSH, names the responsible plugin from the stack, and disables only that row in the home patch layer, leaving the profile and the provider config inside it untouched. The crash page offers retry, keep-disabled or uninstall, and opens a temporary safe-mode session when no culprit can be named (CLI and web launches only).

Paints a colored counter badge (green = unread completed sessions, orange = pending question or approval) on the DeepSeek Harness taskbar icon on Windows, and plays a chime when a session finishes. Fork of dthcle/dsh-badge-notify (MIT) with a completion chime and green/orange state colors; both draw the same taskbar badge, so the two cannot be enabled together.

Plays a random chime when a reply finishes, a one-shot reminder chime if the conversation stays quiet for a configurable number of seconds afterwards, and a chime the moment DSH needs you to step in: an approval request, a question, or a plan confirmation. Three independent switches and sound pools, persisted on disk.

Connects a GitHub account to DSH from the composer button (OAuth device flow or a personal access token) and exposes one github_api tool for REST calls — create repositories, write files, read pull requests and workflow runs — with a read-only switch and an in-panel call log. A rewritten fork of Moon-shiyue/dsh-github-connect (MIT): device-flow Client IDs are no longer rejected, paths may carry query strings and non-ASCII characters, undici is no longer a hard dependency, and the panel has four tabs. Registers the same github_api tool name and the same credential namespace, so it cannot be installed alongside that plugin.

To-do list panel for DeepSeek Harness: large task cards in collapsible sections, hour-precision due times, per-task reminder lead times, and DingTalk notifications through a group robot webhook or an enterprise-app work notice. Each task can bind to a workspace session and jump to it on click.

Graph-first permission preflight for DSH. The model declares a computation graph whose nodes state the semantic operation (download what to where, write what, delete what); the user approves nodes one at a time in a side panel, one approval covers one successful execution, and each node keeps an audit trail of what actually ran. Uncovered operations still ask through the native approval card, and a node blocked by an unanswered permission is suspended so work that does not depend on it can continue.

Deliver-and-align mode: the agent hands over one block at a time through an align_deliver tool, each block lands on disk immediately so you can edit it in place, and the agent re-reads your version before continuing.

Adds a voice to the agent: emotional speech synthesis (ChatTTS when available, falling back to edge-tts) and a singing mode, with mp3 output and local playback over ffplay. Requires Python 3.10+ with edge-tts installed (ChatTTS and its model cache are optional), ffmpeg/ffplay, and the pythonPath/ffmpegPath/ffplayPath values in cordis.patch.yml pointed at your own installs.

Rejects foreground waiting in DSH agents: waiting commands (sleep, wait, tail -f, watch, ping without -c, infinite loops), blocking wait tools (wait_agent, job_output with wait: true), progress polling (the same check command repeated within a window) and commands that need human input/confirmation (sudo without -n, ssh without BatchMode, login flows, interactive editors, docker -it) are refused with an actionable retry to run in the background or end the turn. Configurable budget and polling window, message language follows the system (zh/en), zero runtime dependencies.

Weather care for DeepSeek Harness: turns a forecast into one sentence you can send — clothing and umbrella advice from feels-like temperature, humidity and air quality, adjusted for how cold-sensitive the user is and how they commute. Also a switchable daily care push, extreme-weather alerts and reminders, evaluated when the agent wakes (a host such as qq-bridge can wake it on schedule). Preferences stay on the local machine.

Connect DSH to a local BiliMemory backend for Bilibili search, collection, status and login tasks, A-Memorix shared memory health checks, plus QQ link status, QQ user allowlists and QQ watcher restart. The repository includes a Windows one-click installer that installs or repairs MaiBot A-Memorix when missing, then configures local-bge-small-zh, embedding and shared memory. It also provides install-memory.cmd for memory-only repair. Requires Windows, DSH Desktop 0.2.1-rc.2+, Node.js 22.19+, Python 3.12, Playwright/Edge, FFmpeg, a running BiliMemory API at 127.0.0.1:8765, a local embedding service at 127.0.0.1:11435, a Bilibili login, and MaiBot/NapCat for QQ. Voice, RVC and cover features are excluded.

MCP management console for DeepSeek Harness — a left-sidebar page that lists every configured MCP server, trial-calls its tools in place, restarts a single row when its transport dies or never synced, and probes reachability. A fork of PerryLink/dsh-mcp-panel; do not install it alongside the upstream plugin — both register the /mcp command.

Opens a native side conversation forked from the active conversation, with live parent context, Inline & Spill chain recall, relay to the main conversation, and usage stats.

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.

One-line notice at the top edge of the DSH window with your DeepSeek balance, the ChatGPT/Codex five-hour and weekly remaining quota and their reset times, and how many quota-reset cards are left plus the nearest expiry; the reset-card part links to the ChatGPT usage page in your browser.

Sets a CNY spending cap for each DeepSeek Harness turn (¥5 by default) and stops the run before the next model request once the cap is reached; the switch and amount sit at the right end of the composer dock.

See the quota of every AI account connected to your local Magpie gateway at a glance, with usage breakdowns by day/week/month.

Plain click on an Obsidian vault file in the DSH conversation opens it in the right app: notes in the Obsidian app, configured types (for example .tex) in VS Code with their project folder as the workspace; Cmd/Ctrl-click keeps the in-app preview. The open_vault_file tool follows the same routing, and every open is confined to the configured vaultRoot.

A draggable floating clock for the DSH Web GUI with analog and digital faces, a focus timer, four themes, and persistent placement.

Opens a dedicated question chat in the right sidebar for text selected in a DSH conversation, so follow-up questions do not push the main conversation away and never appear in the session list.

A permanent status card in the top-right corner of the DSH content area: one line for where this turn's time went (model, tools, waiting), plus collapsible to-dos with a progress bar, the session goal (edit/pause/resume/clear), submitted plans that open in the preview pane, the files this session changed, subagents with their token and duration figures, and this session's background jobs: running rows carry a two-step stop button, finished ones fold into a count line that stays collapsed until opened; it yields space to the content as the area narrows and folds into a round button at the limit.

Adds a right-sidebar panel that lists the skills available to the current session, searches and tags them, combines them with your own saved prompts, appends the selection to the composer in one click, and can pin skills and prompts as always-on context injected through the system prompt.