Plugins

A polish button in the composer trailing controls that rewrites the draft in place with the model. Context is matched by topic, not by recency: anchors from the draft (paths, identifiers, quoted text, CJK bigrams) pick the earlier messages about the same task, so a session that interleaves several tasks does not leak another task goal or files into the rewrite — and the prompt explicitly lets the model ignore the extract when it does not fit. The result goes back through the same undo-able editor path a human edit uses. Drafts holding reference chips (@file, folder, session) or a claimed /command, and drafts mid-submission, disable the button instead of silently dropping references.

Open ChatGPT Dots in a full-width DSH page with Desktop startup preload, retained page state across panel switches, bilingual theme-aware controls, refresh and external-browser access. Optional login persistence (DSH Desktop only): a Settings button backs up and patches the browser-partition code in DSH Desktop's app.asar (Restore undoes it); it needs a full DSH restart, must be re-applied after a DSH upgrade, and is refused on code-signed macOS builds.

Long-term memory on top of mem0 and a local Chroma store: user profile and recalled facts injected through the system prompt, capture at session end, a nightly pass that dedupes, merges paraphrases and resolves contradictions, a persistent topic graph written as Markdown cards, periodic export to a git repository, and a full-page memory UI with search, bulk merge, snapshots and undo. Needs a manual Python venv setup plus LLM and embedding API keys before use.

Plugin diagnostics for the dsh web GUI: finds plugins that failed to load, bundle rows that never started and broken file links, then reports the findings. Read-only: it does not repair, journal or undo anything.

Skill panel for the DSH Web GUI: lists every installed skill with Chinese annotations and eight category filters, runs pinyin and fuzzy search, ranks by pin and recency, and manages each skill in place (pin, disable, reveal, uninstall with undo). Ships its own maintenance skill.

Archives the QQ Zone posts you published yourself into a local library, auto-sorted into three columns — thoughts, dreams and reviews (book/film recommendations) — all three of which can be corrected by hand, one column at a time, and undoing a correction never disturbs the other two. Ships a private web viewer that can be locked with a password, repairs long posts that the upstream API truncates to its first ~500 characters, counts words by year and month, and backs up attached images for offline reading. The cookie is stored on the local machine only.

Adds a prompt enhancement button to the composer toolbar that rewrites the draft through a model call, keeps @file references verbatim, and offers one-click undo.

Sparkle button immediately left of the model selector that rewrites the composer draft into an executable prompt in place, modelled on WorkBuddy: the host calls the conversation LLM with a prompt-engineering system prompt, multi-level undo keeps up to 8 previous drafts, and a token-level diff card shows added and removed spans, the number of changed spots and the net character delta. Runs on the session model, is disabled while the draft is empty, and keeps the browser-session cookie fence in front of the LLM call.

Disk review canvas: agent-written semantics, human decisions, previewed cleanup with undo.

Adds a ✨ button and an /enhance command to the composer that rewrite the draft into a structured prompt, flag open questions below the input, follow the current session model, and offer an undo.

Adds a reforge control to the DSH composer that rewrites the current draft into a sharper prompt in place, as one undoable edit, with one-click revert and cancellation.

Two-player chess in a draggable floating window with full rules, undo and PGN export.

Turn-level file undo for tool writes and edits: each file is snapshotted before the write lands, and the model (an undo tool), the human (a /undo command) or a button in the assistant message action row can roll back every file a turn changed. Snapshots are written in-process rather than by shelling out, so it needs no extra sandbox permission in sessions confined to workspace-write.

Folder time machine for DeepSeek Harness: snapshot any folder, browse its timeline, roll back with one click — Git-like history without needing Git, for folders that never had a repo (game saves, app config dirs, loose documents). Snapshots are content-addressed and deduplicated, and unchanged files are not re-hashed. Automatic snapshots come in two modes: realtime (fs.watch — one version ~8s after the last change, so a save-all or a build counts once) and timed (checks every N minutes, stores only when something actually changed; identical content never adds an empty version). Empty folders are recorded and recreated on restore. Every restore takes a safety snapshot first, so a rollback is itself undoable, and exact-mode cleanup only removes files and empty folders — a non-empty folder is never deleted. Ships a folder_timemachine model tool (status/history/diff need no approval; writes ask first) plus a floating panel with the timeline, one-click restore and mode switching. Pure JS, zero runtime dependencies, 110 tests included.

File-backed memory: injects your own Markdown memory file at each session start, adds read/write tools with backup and undo, and reports DSH_HOME drift. Reads no conversations by default; an opt-in autoScan switch surfaces your own recent lines from local session logs. Never opens a network connection.

Adds an enhancement chip to the composer input action row, left of the model selector: it rewrites the draft in place using the model already selected in the session, in five styles, with one-click undo and an /enhance slash command.

Swaps the composer's model control for a PI-Desktop style picker: a two-pane menu with search and provider grouping, a reasoning-effort slider, ArrowUp/ArrowDown prompt-history recall, and a prompt-rewrite button with undo.

Smart prompt optimization & dynamic thinking effort adaptation with composer capsule, DSH/custom models, undo/re-optimize, and native settings.

A planner board as a third tab beside chat and trajectory: a Monday-first month calendar above per-day cards holding title, note, times, three importance levels and a completion checkbox. Plans repeat daily, weekly or on weekdays with an optional end date; editing or deleting asks this occurrence versus the whole series; completion is tracked per day; one button clears a day while only skipping recurrent series. Five model tools let the agent read, write, delete, clear and undo plans in conversation.

Every change to your agent's instructions is recorded with a diff, and any change can be undone.

Workspace checkpoints per tool call: records every file mutation inside the workspace (excluding .git and node_modules by default), including changes made by shell commands rather than by write/edit, and stores the previous content of each changed path in a content-addressed store kept outside the workspace. Restores have two modes — undo one record, or return to a point in time — with a line-level diff preview, a dry run by default, and a rescue record written before every restore so the restore itself can be undone.

Adds a sparkle button left of the model selector in the composer: it rewrites the draft into a clearer, more complete task brief, replaces it in place with one-click undo, offers five rewrite styles, and greys out while the draft carries file/command chips.

Zero-intervention permission gate for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) agents on macOS — active on install. Writes that can be undone via a local git baseline or macOS Time Machine are auto-approved and automatically snapshotted; network access, package installs, process/system management, and reads of sensitive credential paths are blocked; every decision is audited — the audit log keeps everything by default, with optional automatic cleanup of the oldest records.

Chat agent for a DeepSeek Harness session: create characters and write their personas, keep several archive threads per character, undo or rewind the locally stored transcript, and record story beats in an event book.