Plugins

Visible Electron browser for DSH with one shared BrowserWindow, isolated task views, explicit human-Agent handoff, snapshot-reference and native navigation tools, operation trails, demand-driven page thumbnails, keyed session recovery for reliable tab switching and closing, and site-scoped cookie clearing for login maintenance.

LAN and reverse-proxy access to the DeepSeek Harness web UI: returns the settings service on pages that are not localhost, fills in the web APIs a browser withholds over plain HTTP, and can open a listener of its own.

Six-player no-limit Texas Hold'em for the dsh Web GUI. One human plays against five LLM agents that each see only their own hole cards. Adds a dedicated tab plus a draggable mini-window over the conversation area, per-browser sessions with CSRF protection, pot-relative raise sizing, three rebuys before elimination, and showdown reveals with board-card deal animations.

Voice input for DeepSeek Harness: speak into the microphone and the recognized text is submitted as a normal chat message, via local or browser speech recognition.

Playwright MCP browser control for AI agents: drive a real, visible Chrome (navigate/click/type/snapshot + ~80 browser_* tools), with a live screenshot panel embedded in the GUI that refreshes after every action.

OAuth 2.1 MCP client for Streamable HTTP servers: add a connection in Settings, sign in through the browser (PKCE with dynamic client registration), and have its tools registered in DSH, with tokens kept in the credential service and the connection written to the profile.

Drives a locally installed Moli headless browser from DeepSeek Harness: rendered fetch, JavaScript evaluation, Markdown, semantic trees, screenshots and PDFs. A CSS selector returns one container rather than the whole page (measured 40-80x fewer tokens on listing pages) and scroll triggers lazy loading. Installs Moli when it is missing; verified with a real engine on Windows, Linux and macOS.

A fork of y-wi/dsh-deepseek-web that bridges the DeepSeek web client into DSH, so short-context conversations, workflows and skill packs run without an API key, and a picture pasted in DSH gets read for free. Ships a floating ball plus sidebar, one-click login that stays logged in, and a right-click action that sends any selected text into the web input after clearing it. It keeps the upstream provider id deepseek-web, so it cannot be installed next to another plugin that owns the same provider. Adapts DSH kernel 0.2.2-rc.1. Reuses your own signed-in chat.deepseek.com session (needs Chrome/Edge/Brave/Chromium or a managed browser download); this may violate DeepSeek's terms and risks rate limiting or a ban. Cannot be installed alongside y-wi/dsh-deepseek-web.

Desktop half of the dsh browser extension: mounts a token-authenticated WebSocket bridge on the dsh webserver and exposes the browser_* tools that let the model read the tab you are on as text and act on it, with image recognition off until the user enables it.

Augmentor for DeepSeek Harness: DSH plugin + Chrome extension that drives the user's real browser from any DSH session — live page snapshot, click, type, tabs — with save-to-workspace chat sessions.

Real browser tools for DeepSeek Harness: browse and extract web content, fill forms, manage multiple tabs, and execute multi-step tasks, with incremental DOM, session isolation, screenshots, action-result checks, and archived evidence recall.

Slides out a Monaco editor plus a lazy-loaded file-tree panel in the DSH Web conversation, so you can edit the local workspace inline without switching to an external editor.

DSH 真实浏览器插件：通过 Kimi WebBridge 让 Agent 操作用户已登录的浏览器，并提供 13 个 webbridge_* 工具。 / Let DSH Agents use your signed-in browser through thirteen Kimi WebBridge tools.

Semantic, multi-tab Playwright browser automation for DeepSeek Harness

Side-panel Chrome and Firefox extension that lets DSH drive the tab you are on: pages reach the model as structured text with a numbered element list, and clicks, typing and navigation wait for your approval. Beyond upstream it adds viewport screenshots, opening a URL in a new window, scrolling inside nested scroll containers (chat transcripts, side panes, modal bodies), permission-mode, model and slash-command controls in the composer, and an opt-in developer-tools group (elements and CSS, page JavaScript, network requests) that is off by default and approved per call. The install is two halves: the bridge plugin comes from the prebuilt release tarball, and the companion extension ships as a tgz in the same release and is loaded unpacked, which is the only way Chrome accepts it. This project is a fork of omdsh-dev/dsh-browser: https://github.com/omdsh-dev/dsh-browser

Chinese metaphysics (xuanxue) divination panel and agent tool with nineteen systems: eight chart systems (BaZi, Zi Wei Dou Shu, LiuYao, MeiHua, Da Liu Ren, Qi Men Dun Jia, compatibility charts, Tarot) plus eleven quick references (almanac, solar–lunar conversion, date selection, bone-weight fortune, Xiao Liu Ren, horoscope, numerology, life-curve, feng shui, name analysis, an MBTI-style 16-type questionnaire), with ask-driven, report-style interpretation. BaZi adds exact dayun handover dates, annual suiyun hints, "passing-through" (通关), three-book classical cross-reference, four-mausoleum (杂气) month pattern selection and daily "human element" (人元司权); Zi Wei adds 34 patterns, eleven switchable school variants (including an opt-in full 61-star minor-star table that ships the placement verses alongside the chart), chained flying transformations and three-way-four-corner composite flights; LiuYao adds yongshen strength, whole-hexagram per-line strength, hidden-spirit release conditions and response-time clues (应期), while LiuYao and MeiHua quote the received Zhouyi text in full (64 hexagram statements, 384 line statements plus 用九/用六, cross-checked across three editions with variant readings in brackets); feng shui covers eight-mansion and Xuan Kong flying stars; name analysis ships a 1,062-character library with five-grid (五格) numerology and phonetics checks; tarot ships a card-by-card library for all 78 cards (Rider-Waite-Smith base: English name, card-image description, core meaning and astrological correspondence, cross-checked against three published sources — court cards deliberately carry no zodiac because two published mappings conflict, and the chart says so). A classical-source library now backs the readings: 464 indexed citations from 66 classical works, with 584 verifiable quotations including all 120 Qiongtong Baojian pattern extracts; every quote is checked as a literal substring against a 341-page offline source snapshot, variant readings are kept side by side rather than harmonised, modern editorial notes are kept separate from the classical text, and the quotations with their plain-language glosses live only in a standalone citation index page instead of the browser chunks. Every result can carry a reproducible shadow-chart ID (same normalized inputs → same ID; version bumps auto-diff chart fields) plus optional step-by-step deduction traces (rule, inputs, result and source per layer). The browser client ships as a small first-screen entry plus per-tab engine chunks loaded on demand (first-screen gzip ≈ 90KB), while the offline page stays a single file. The DSH panel and the offline page share the same grouped first screen (ask / read a person / pick a date) with recent-used entries and narrow-width folding; charts open with a plain-language conclusion, one-click copy of an ask-ready prompt and saved birth charts, and an unknown birth hour falls back to a three-pillar chart instead of silently assuming midnight. All computed locally; networking is off by default. The npm package also ships an offline single-file page (命理排盘.html): double-click to open, every tab included, no server and no network needed.

Lifecycle notification layer for AI coding agents — DeepSeek Harness 0.2 plugin: OS notification, in-page toast, and optional sound when a turn, background job, review, or failure needs you.

Use your logged-in web AI (DeepSeek, GLM, Kimi, Qwen, Doubao...) as model providers in DeepSeek Harness. Web models emit tool calls, DSH runs them under its native permission system, and results return to the same web session. No API keys.

Make your dsh ready for serious coding. (Tools x Schemas)^REPL. `skill://`, `ctx://`, `agent://`, `dvc://`, `dsh://`, IPython REPL, Context as Variables, cross compactions recallable, full context revive. `hash-edit`, `dvc://browser`, subagent as function, workflow as function.

Website cloning methodology skill: a real-source-first decision tree covering static sites, React/Vue/Next content sites and WebGL/Canvas-heavy fronts, mandatory verification of executable code quoted from second-hand AI analyses, and 13 zero-dependency Node scripts for CDP browser recon, asset/font harvesting, route crawling, sourcemap hunting and pixel-diff auditing.

Ultra-lightweight Moli (Rust headless browser) web-fetch provider for DeepSeek Harness: renders complex SPAs, micro-frontends, and dynamic pages with ~60MB memory.

Configurable send and newline keys, a composer context menu with three sources (leave it to DSH and other plugins / browser menu / plugin-styled custom menu), a quick-command panel with categorized prompt lists where each prompt can append on every send or only on the first message of a session, a create-and-move row at the bottom of each category, a prompt optimizer that rewrites the draft with a separate model call, settings-panel size memory, and automatic x-opencode-session header injection for OpenCode routes. Prompt lists live in a global ~/.dsh/quick-prompts.json that is independent of the session and the project.

Cristiano Ronaldo desktop pet for DeepSeek Harness: a chibi Portugal number 7 mascot in a bottom-right overlay whose animation follows the agent state — dribbling while tools run, thinking during a turn, waiting at approvals, diving on errors — and jumping in a SIU celebration with a host-process sound when a turn completes; it can be dragged, looks at the cursor on hover, dives on a triple click, and a settings panel manages several pets and imports custom spritesheets. It also runs as a borderless, always-on-top native Windows window that keeps living after the browser is closed: hovering shows the current workspace and conversation title, double-clicking opens the Harness page in Edge, and dragging, mouse-wheel resizing and a right-click menu work there too, sharing position, size and behaviour with the web panel. Pet sheets may use any cell resolution and scale preserving aspect ratio (atlas.scaling: smooth | pixelated). v2.2 adds a video route — feed it a clip (green screen or ordinary footage) and its real motion becomes the pet animations, via automatic backdrop sampling, chroma keying with spill suppression, motion-based segment splitting and union-bbox alignment; already-extracted PNG frames work too, with no video decoder installed, and the clip audio can be cut into per-action sounds. Pets can also be published to the community gallery under the DPSL-1.0 sharing declaration, and installed from it in one click. v2.3 adapts it to DSH 0.2 desktop clients — the celebration sound now falls back to spawning PowerShell when the host no longer provides the shell service — and makes a single click play a short, configurable taunt animation (`interactions.clickAnim`).

Markdown conversation theme plugin — 4 built-in themes with light and dark variants, user-editable CSS themes, system-aware auto-switching, an in-browser editor with syntax highlighting and save-time validation, and a theme selection that persists across reloads and tabs. Also ships a version-history panel. Windows and DSH Desktop supported.