Plugins

Prompt history in the composer: Up and Down recall prompts sent earlier in this browser (newest first), Down walks back and restores the draft you had before the first Up, and the badge in the composer corner opens a numbered list to pick one directly. Only prompts you actually send are recorded — never fragments left by deleting text or cancelling a composition — history is shared across sessions and deduplicated, its badge size is adjustable in Settings → General, and Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Backspace clears it.

Weather plugin for the sidebar account row: a serif clock dial and a weather dial sit beside the account, a one-line weather strip sits below it, and both dials switch between circle and square, six dial themes, five fonts and local or network time; a weather tool and a full forecast panel (current conditions, 24-hour chart, 7-day outlook) share three forecast sources that fail over automatically.

Sidebar badge showing the current DeepSeek peak/off-peak billing phase, the countdown to the next switch, the account balance and a 7-day CNY spend chart — with a voice alarm when off-peak starts.

macOS only. Shows a live badge in DSH and an optional SwiftBar menu-bar item reporting what the Yunshu (Eagleyun SASE) endpoint agent is doing on this Mac right now — TCC permission requests, its own agent logs (screen capture, clipboard, browser URL reads, browser window counts), DLP scan paths and the process table. Read-only: it never blocks, disables or modifies the agent, keeps the last 60 events in memory only, writes three state files locally and makes no network calls. Requires the Yunshu agent to be installed; SwiftBar is optional.

Adds read-only Git status colors, file badges and directory change summaries to the native DSH file tree, with cached status reads and a manual refresh button.

NanoGPT PRO subscription models for DeepSeek Harness: a curated model picker with ×1/×2 rate badges, reasoning levels and the remaining weekly quota, without spending the subscription allowance.

Customize DeepSeek Harness branding — swap the sidebar and hero logos, rebuild the DeepSeek and Harness wordmark halves, edit the welcome headline, and toggle the preview badge.

Badges the installed app icon with the number of finished, unread sessions, and pops an in-app badge or a Windows notification when a session fails or waits for your answer; each state has its own chime.

Render any Markdown report or DSH session excerpt into shareable PNG images with no npm dependencies, driving the Chromium-family browser already on the machine and falling back to PDF, then HTML. Reports come out as a summary card plus a full verbatim long image; a report written for dsh-fact-check also gets the tier badge, the two rails and the per-claim tiering, all taken from the report itself, and a report following one of the other report skeletons it defines gets the section that skeleton designates as its conclusion lifted onto the summary card. Conversations come out as a message flow, exportable by turn range, event range or the most recent N turns.

Cleans a Wallpaper Engine workshop folder against a screenshot of your subscriptions: it finds the blue check badges, OCRs the tile titles, matches them to each project.json title, and moves non-subscribed wallpapers to the Recycle Bin. Ships a settings page and a floating modal, and is Windows-only.

Session bus for DSH: independent sessions in one project message each other by session id or registered name and wake the target, with a sidebar inbox, unread badges, a roster verification tool, and a per-project switch that stays off until .dsh-bus.json opts in.

One recency-sorted list of recent sessions across all workspaces, with color-coded workspace badges, a collapsible sidebar section, and the built-in session row actions on right-click.

A zero-config composer model picker with one provider per tab, independent scrolling per provider, cross-provider search with provider badges and reasoning-effort chips; selections stay in sync with the built-in /model dialog.

Rococo theme for the DSH Web GUI, shipped as a CSS overlay: misty-blue, silver and ivory surfaces with champagne hairlines, die-cut hang-tag sidebar rows, a scalloped-paper composer card with a bow, frosted assistant bubbles, gold-plaque code-block banners, and per-message avatar badges; a sidebar panel shows the stylesheet state and live avatar previews. Light and dark palettes follow the app theme.

Peak/off-peak pricing badge in the composer: shows the DeepSeek API peak and off-peak windows with a countdown in the tooltip, and only appears while the session model is a DeepSeek route.

Monitors WorkBuddy credit usage and the free-tier 24-hour window quota (local estimate) in real time, with composer badges, a settings panel, multi-account rotation and free/paid plan detection.

Task manager for the DeepSeek Harness chat: tasks proposed by the model or added by the user, shown in a draggable floating panel, with origin badges and a confirm-before-done flow — click a task to hand it to the model.

Minimal DeepSeek balance badge in the DSH Web sidebar footer, with a peak/off-peak pricing line, low-balance warning and manual refresh. The API key stays in the host process and the balance route is limited to private-network clients by default.

Per-session fast-delivery mode from the composer. New conversations start enabled; switching is refused while that conversation is running, and a read-only session-header badge shows on/off during a run. One switch drives three subsystems: a circuit breaker that short-circuits test and build commands instead of running them, an apply_patch tool that writes SEARCH/REPLACE hunks atomically (all anchors must match or nothing is written), and a dehydrator that trims terminal output to a pass line or the last 15 error lines.

A handwritten-journal salary timer on the DSH composer dock: set your monthly salary and work hours, then it shows how much you have earned today and this month in real time, plus daily, hourly and per-second rates, progress toward quitting time, hours worked past quitting time, weekday attendance dots and a status badge (working, lunch, off work, unpaid overtime, day off). Settings are kept in localStorage only; no network requests.

Sync DeepSeek Harness sessions and workspace files to a private GitHub repository for cross-device handoff, with sync badges, search and bulk upload, independent local/remote delete, conflict "pick a side", and multi-device-safe index merging.

Plugin steward for DeepSeek-Harness: checks every installed plugin for newer versions and installs them, snapshots the profile first and rolls back automatically when the post-update health check regresses. Also scans plugin code for risky behaviour before you install (eval, reverse shell, credential access), browses the 8.5k-plugin catalog with compatibility badges, restarts the host by itself after install/uninstall/disable, and shows everything in plain language.

Windows taskbar unread badge and window-bounds restore for DeepSeek Harness.

Windows console and system-window watchdog for DSH. It scans every console window, marks the idle and finished ones, and lists them in a collapsible taskbar panel (collapsed by default, expand by clicking the title bar) in two views — a compact icon grid and per-app grouped cards — then closes selected windows the graceful way (WM_CLOSE, the same as Alt+F4, never a force-kill) after a dry-run preview and a confirm step. Close a single window, every window of one app, or a whole batch; the icon view adds a red × badge to single-close any non-whitelisted window, and a thin 2px progress bar counts each close as i/N. Empty console shells are hidden or truly closed, while the DSH host, Fluent/MPI/ANSYS solver processes, the foreground window and whitelisted programs (added one row at a time by process image name or window-title substring) are never touched, and elevated admin windows go through one UAC prompt. Resource-Manager folder windows can be closed on their own without ever touching the desktop or taskbar. It also lists the DSH sidebar panels of the current mounted session and closes one in one click, and flags MCP service consoles (red badge, no close button) as never-close. Adapts DSH kernel 0.2.2-rc.1.