Plugins

VSCode-style remote development for DSH: SSH host manager (key/password), helper deploy pipeline with version check, remote file explorer + editor + terminal in dsh-better-sidebar.

DeepSeek Harness native SSH terminal and SFTP workspace with direct agent tools and security sandboxing.

Enhanced right-sidebar files panel: rename, create, upload, download (a directory is zipped on the fly), copy the full path and delete from the tree; an editable document renderer for 128 text extensions with Ctrl/Cmd+S save and conflict detection; plus an independent bottom terminal panel with tabs and a quick-command library persisted under the DSH home.

Five task-state reminders for DeepSeek Harness (completion, approval, question, block, error) with four synthesized browser sound presets, optional question text in the notification, an optional native Windows and WSL toast channel that bypasses Focus Assist, and a terminal-BEL fallback when no browser is ready.

Rhine Lab-inspired Pioneer terminal theme with cream and graphite modes, a 16% animated central watermark, and themed titlebars and settings for DeepSeek Harness.

Multi-cluster Kubernetes management panel powered by local kubectl, with resource filtering, YAML editing, live Pod logs, interactive container terminals, workload restart/scaling, and DSH theme synchronization; accessible from the sidebar or session view. Requires DSH 0.2.0-rc.2.

Claude Code-style prompt history, double-Esc picker, selection quote/copy & right-click paste.

In-terminal plugin manager for dsh-tui: list installed plugins and bundles, and install, remove, enable or disable them without leaving the TUI.

Cloud workspaces for DeepSeek Harness: pick "Cloud (SSH)" in the workspace chooser and the agent's bash/read/write/edit/glob/grep tools transparently run on your Linux server over SSH. Includes ssh_* agent tools, an SSH host settings card, jump-host suppo

Full-screen terminal TUI for DeepSeek Harness with Web-GUI parity, live streaming, agent presets, and DeepSeek blue styling.

macOS menu bar app for the DSH web server, plus the host plugin it reads: the plugin writes the running server's port, PID and tokenized URL to ~/.config/dsh-launcher/runtime.json and removes it on shutdown, so start, open, restart and stop work from the status bar even for a server started from a terminal.

Open DSH workspace directories in installed file managers, terminals, and supported editors from the Web UI.

Trading-terminal style cost tracker for DeepSeek Harness: sidebar balance and today spend, per-step RMB cost table, auto-synced official pricing with peak/off-peak, cross-session and per-day summaries, tool-level attribution, and cost forecast.

Matrix-style CLI chat page for the DSH web UI: the agent's thinking streams down the screen as green code rain while replies print normally in the terminal.

A full-screen terminal workbench for DeepSeek Harness with a durable assistant, workspace-grouped project sessions, transcript-only scrolling, and structured thinking, tool, diff, plan, and subagent views.

Native interactive Git diff review for DeepSeek Harness with structured annotations sent back to the current Agent session.

VS Code tabs for the dsh web client: one after the chat view and one in the right sidebar, both an embedded code-server workbench on the current session's directory; the iframe stays mounted outside React so switching tabs only hides it, one code-server process per session on 127.0.0.1 with no auth, and a missing code-server shows the probed paths with install commands and a retry button. Each code-server runs with --auth none on 127.0.0.1, so anything on this machine that can reach that port gets the workbench, including its integrated terminal.

Live preview tab for DeepSeek Harness: local server + WebSocket live reload, device frames, console error feed, point-and-ask DOM inspector.

A floating desktop overlay for Windows that shows which terminal of yours is waiting: it aggregates OpenCode, Claude Code, Antigravity and DeepSeek Harness session state over a named pipe and renders one small always-on-top panel, so you stop tabbing between windows to find out which agent needs approval. Click a row to jump to that terminal. Installing this bundle wires up DeepSeek Harness sessions; sessions from OpenCode, Claude Code or Antigravity appear once each of those terminals has its own reporter from the repository installed. For DeepSeek Harness sessions the panel only shows the state (working, waiting for approval, error, idle) and jumps to the DSH window; approving is still done in DSH.

Turns the DSH Web UI into a macOS-style desktop with the chat parked behind it: Sonoma wallpaper, menu bar, magnifying Dock, F4 Launchpad, ⌘Space Spotlight, Control Centre, clock/calendar widgets, F3 Mission Control and a desktop orb that floats the native conversation back up. Finder, Terminal (a /bin/bash session) and Settings ship with the plugin; the Browser, Code, Office and Notes windows are unlocked by separate companion plugins (dsh-ego-browser, dsh-code-workbench, dsh-univer-office, dsh-obsidian-notes) and show a placeholder until installed, and the Browser window also launches a headless Chromium (found under /usr/bin, or set DSH_MACOS_CHROME). The agent can drive the desktop through /api/macos-desktop/* routes and window.__macos.

Adds a Herdr panel to the DSH sidebar that opens a host PTY running the `herdr` command and renders it with xterm.js. The connection list comes from the plugin config (`connections`, or the flat `remote`/`session`/`command` keys; with no config it runs plain `herdr`), so the panel can point at any machine. The startup command is typed once per terminal, so switching panels or reloading the page does not open a second session. Requires the Herdr CLI on the machine running DSH.

Windows serial debug console in the DSH right sidebar: port settings, ANSI color logs, an in-log Linux command line, editable command buttons, keyword log search, multi-port tabs and log export.

Run AI commands in real NyaTerm terminal sessions, reusing saved groups, jump hosts and local terminals, with a per-workspace allowlist; commands stay visible and auditable in NyaTerm.

Typography settings page: text, code and terminal font size and family, plus interface, conversation and code text colour, weight, italic, letter spacing and line height, with a live preview.