Plugins

Captain-led multi-agent teams that split a goal into tasks and dispatch them along an execution chain to members running in their own sub-sessions, each with its own model.

Feeds every dsh prompt into the local agent-feedback-loop feedback-memory pipeline — captures dissatisfaction, reviews it offline into reflections, and attaches the compiled recurrence-rule context back to the turn, never blocking a prompt. Requires the agent-feedback-loop runtime; running agent-feedback-loop install afterwards wires existing dsh profiles automatically.

Browser system notification, sounded by the OS notification itself, when a session needs a reply or a run goes idle; no page-focus check, at most one notification per session with a newer one replacing the old, and an idle notice reports how many background tasks are still running.

Read-only DeepSeek Harness Web sidebar version chip that shows the running DSH version, npm latest/next/alpha channels, compatibility labels, and a copy-only upgrade command.

Personalises the DSH running-turn status line: rotating bilingual quips, a configurable animated loading icon (5 styles x 3 sizes) and one-click matching to the active theme colour, all in a General-settings panel, plus a # Chinese / # English sectioned quips editor. Ships with no dependencies, no build step and no config file.

Adds a row at the top of the sidebar that switches the whole Web GUI to another DSH host reached over a loopback port, and shows that host's session state on the row (running, unread activity, or waiting for your answer).

A dsh web plugin that wraps the running Harness in a native Windows desktop window: it bundles a Wails v3 desktop client (so installing the plugin is enough), probes the web port and writes the ~/.dsh/dsh-web-port.json protocol file for the client, registers a system tray, desktop/Start Menu shortcuts and a startup autostart toggle, and the client can start dsh itself if it is not running.

DeepSeek Harness rate-limiting plugin that prevents API 429 errors during long-running tasks, with task retrospectives.

Model visibility manager for DeepSeek Harness: hide or show any model in the conversation model selector from a dedicated settings page. Per-model switches, search, provider-level batch actions, reset-all. Zero intrusion - writes only its own hidden list, never the provider config; hiding a model in use never interrupts a running session.

Use AItelier as a subagent from DeepSeek Harness: generate, edit, run, export and import SkillFlow pipelines. Client only — requires a running AItelier backend (Docker; see README).

One-click launcher for DeepSeek Harness: detects whether the backend is running, starts dsh web if needed, waits until ready, then opens the main page in a new Chrome window. Ships a cross-platform CLI (dsh-launcher start / open / status / make-shortcut) and the harness_launch agent tool.

Session manager panel under Settings → Plugins: list all sessions with title, cwd, agent preset, updated time, turns and steps, expand a row to view message history, delete non-running sessions, and export a session as JSON or Markdown via a browser Blob URL.

Tracks DSH's file reads, image views, and code edits in WakaTime, including exact counts of lines added and deleted by AI. Keeps activity tracking running while DSH responds, batches updates across files, and coordinates per-project reporting limits across parallel DSH processes. Automatically installs and updates wakatime-cli.

CDP bridge to an already-running Chrome/Edge for DSH: screenshots, pixel assertions, DOM/CSS checks, and page JS evaluation over HTTP + WebSocket, with zero child processes, zero npm dependencies, and zero per-use approval.

Displays real-time CPU and memory usage for the machine running the DSH Web server.

A green interrupt button beside the send box: silently stops a running agent, which then summarizes its progress and asks for your new requirements, with a customizable interrupt prompt.

Skill that switches the displayed reasoning to Simplified Chinese: it enables the built-in experimental reasoning translation, pins provider bing and target language zh, then verifies and troubleshoots the result. The same repository also ships an optional one-install preset plugin for users who want the same setup without running the steps. Requires the DSH 0.2.1 line with the experimental reasoning-translation bundle and a Web or Desktop GUI; the default provider is bing, so expanded reasoning text is sent to Bing.

PortWrench panel for DSH: view local listening ports, see which app owns each one, and close the target process tree. Requires PortWrench (Windows) to be installed and running.

Renders a Live2D Cubism 4 model as the DSH web UI background: a transparent click-through canvas that covers the window without blocking any control. Eyes, head and body follow the pointer; expressions track the agent state (thinking, running a tool, turn finished, error, waiting) and the conversation (message arrives, reply ends, question asked); after an idle delay the character shows speech bubbles and plays motions and expressions drawn at random from pools you tick. Settings list the models under ~/.dsh/live2d-stage/models, expose position, scale, opacity, gaze strength and every interval and probability, and open a resizable live preview of the same canvas. Expressions and motions a model3.json omits are detected from the model folder; one sample model is included.

Wakes a session when a long background task finishes after the turn has ended, and lets the model schedule its own wake-ups (once, interval, or cron with jitter) under quiet hours and a daily budget.

CRT idle screensaver for DSH pages: when no session is running and the page has seen no mouse or keyboard input for ten minutes (configurable), a retro CRT plate covers the window with scanlines and a looping inversion sweep. An in-window click or key press dismisses it, the wheel only locks scrolling, and the whole frame drifts slightly after the cursor; rendering is fully GPU-composited frame by frame. An adaptation of justawebsite/dsh-splash-crt (MIT), turned from a boot splash into an idle screensaver.

Always-on-top status pill for DSH on Windows: shows each session's turn state (thinking with a running timer, waiting for approval, done, failed) above every window, collapses to a small dot while thinking continues and disappears a few seconds after a turn finishes, stacks up to three concurrent sessions side by side with a +N overflow badge, and hides itself while a fullscreen app is in front. Clicking it brings DSH to the foreground and dragging moves it; it reuses the Electron build already shipped with DSH Desktop, so nothing extra is downloaded. A settings card on the plugin page adjusts scale, mini size, position, hold times, effects and per-state visibility.

Local-first bookkeeping plus a separate wealth-holdings ledger: text entries and receipt OCR through an optional local provider, a running balance, a strictly degrading daily profit chain, and a two-section month-end report where cash and wealth totals are never merged.

Session operations for DeepSeek Harness: really delete persisted sessions (ungrouped, temp, archive and subagent filters; guards on running, live and workspace sessions) and move sessions between workspaces (log relocation, header.cwd rewrite, workspace registry follow). Ships the shared session-store library.