Plugins

Captures a dragged desktop region with a global hotkey and either recognises its text with Windows OCR or attaches the screenshot to the chat draft.

Long-term memory kept as plain Markdown plus git: each session opens with a generated memory-context block assembled from a global store and per-project books (role card, user profile, current focus, routing table, recent logs), the plugin records which memory files the agent read and reminds it to extract conclusions while the day's log is unextracted, personas live in roles/<role>/SOUL.md role cards, and it ships a seven-tab settings page in the sidebar plus four skills. Requires Python 3.10+.

Multi-role group chat panel for DeepSeek Harness: join as one character, chat with 2-3 AI members, route replies by addressee with probabilistic bystanders, use @ handoffs, and keep private memory/relationships, a global character library, failure diagnostics, retry of failed replies, message search, a sticky scene note, paged long-history rendering, cross-tab sync, provider-catalog models, and JSON import/export.

Screenshot button for the DSH composer on Windows: drag a region over the frozen screen and the picture lands in the draft as a normal image attachment, with a global hotkey and an editable shortcut.

Opens chat.deepseek.com inside DSH Desktop from a conversation view tab (next to Chat / Trajectory / Context, scoped to the open conversation) and from a left-rail globe button — all entries share one embedded page, so switching between them never reloads it. Keeps you signed in across restarts by replaying a localStorage plus readable-cookie snapshot before the page's own scripts run, strips only the Electron/<version> token from the user agent, and keeps navigation inside deepseek.com while sending everything else to the system browser. Pure client code: no host-side script, no file access, no credential service, no server route.

Agent persona: gives DSH one global persona (name, language, persona prompt) that every new session carries at the front of its system prompt, plus a long-term memory you grow from any chat in one click; three built-in presets ship with it, and a Big fat fish persona is active right after install; chat sessions can also be deleted from the sidebar row menu.

Configure a global system-prompt section with a multiline editor, an enable toggle, and persistent storage that preserves the original text.

Snipaste-style screenshot for DeepSeek Harness: press F1 (a real Windows global hotkey) to freeze and dim the whole screen, drag a region, then draw red boxes and click-to-type text annotations with wheel-resizable font; the annotated PNG drops into the composer at native resolution. Esc exits. Windows 10/11.

Adds a capability panel to the DSH web GUI: browse, install (upload, zip, host path or URL), enable, edit and export skills, and add or edit Claude Code-compatible MCP servers, at global and per-project scope — with project copies, per-project shadow stubs, live mount status and a zero-side-effect connection probe. A session view toggles capabilities for the current conversation only, and a TypeSafe Jev tab scores skills and MCP servers for the session from the input draft. Requires the dsh web shell 0.2.0-rc.2 or later. Forked from chengdb/dsh-plugin-capability-panel; it shares a patch id with that plugin and with pure-craft/dsh-capability-panel, so do not install them together.

Collapses the global panel entries above the workspace in the DSH Web sidebar into a single toggle in the sidebar footer.

Create, import and manage personality presets with global and per-conversation choices.

Task ledger board for dsh (DeepSeek Harness): read-only board over task-ledger skill workspaces. The task-ledger skill is bundled — install the plugin, get the skill globally.

A global permission watchdog: a hard budget on auto-approved permission requests. At most 10 per rolling 60 seconds, at least 3 seconds apart; anything past either limit is deferred to the human answerer and waits. It never refuses and never changes what is asked -- it only decides who answers and how fast. Installs disabled; enable it with the plugin manager toggle.

A shared todo list for DeepSeek Harness: you and your agent manage the same tasks from a sidebar page or todo tools, with per-project and global todos, and one-click task references into the composer.

Collapses the sidebar global-panel rows to a few visible entries and adds a picker for choosing which ones stay, so a long panel list stops squeezing the workspace and session area; rows are hidden only, never unregistered.

Four-tier prompt enhancer for the composer — a button and a global shortcut rewrite the draft as a light tidy-up, a single paragraph, a five-section brief, or an eight-section system prompt, with a before/after panel, fill-back and undo. Never changes intent, never invents requirements.

Scans MCP configs from the tools it knows (28 built-in sources plus custom ones), syncs diffs into DSH, and lets you import, write back, or edit MCP servers from the DSH sidebar.

Folds the DeepSeek Harness sidebar's global panel list into a single row, with a popover to switch panels.

A global personal to-do list that is independent of any session: sidebar panel plus an edge dock that peeks on hover and pops open when a task is due, with desktop notification and custom sounds.

ADHD-friendly output shaping where the mode belongs to one session, not a global setting: switch it with /i-have-adhd on|off in the conversations you want shaped, and the state stays with that session. Ported from ayghri/i-have-adhd.

Time-based model routing: a settings panel defines weekday peak and off-peak windows and the provider/model each one uses, the choices are read from the harness registry (API keys and subscription logins alike), and a global switch decides whether that policy sets the model and reasoning effort of every request. The switch is independent per session, each session row carries a light showing its own state, and the settings panel names the model in force right now and why. A day no window matches — every weekend and holiday — uses the primary model of the first plan; the advanced thinking model is a separate axis, used only when a session itself asks for max reasoning.

Replace the model picker with global search, favorites, recent selections, model-family navigation, and reasoning effort selection.

Turns an image folder into a frosted-glass global wallpaper for the DSH web UI, keeping the official palette.

Registers the TypeSafe/Jev (System One) skill into DeepSeek Harness's global skill layer, so every session can classify, route, score, extract and gate on confidence using typed judgments instead of prompt-and-parse. Ships no API key; the user supplies OPENROUTER_API_KEY.