Plugins

Quote board for A-shares, Hong Kong and US stocks, FX, Chinese and global commodity futures and indices, with watchlists, custom groups, auto-refresh and host-side persistence.

DSH bundle: push Bark notifications to iPhone and Apple Watch when an agent finishes a run, needs approval, or errors out.

瞭望哨：盯着你的每个会话——谁跑完了、谁出错了、谁卡住了、谁在等你审批，用浏览器图标角标、红点/黄点和邮件通知你；顺带显示当前会话 ID。· Lookout: watches every session — who finished, who errored, who is stuck, and who is waiting for your approval — and notifies you through the browser favicon badge, red/yellow dots, an

Delegate coding tasks from DeepSeek Harness to the Google Antigravity desktop agent, and watch every turn live in a War Room dashboard: a five-stage lifecycle stepper, streaming tool-call timeline with clean/hanging/escape/destructive verdicts, dual-windo

Pixel Whale: a hand-drawn pixel-art whale pet swimming in a small aquarium in your DSH sidebar. It cruises around, bobs, blinks and blows pixel bubbles; click the water to drop food and watch it swim over to eat (pixel hearts), click the whale to pet it. Pure client-side, zero network, zero config.

Event-driven trigger plugin (the doorbell beside dsh-proactive's alarm clock): recursive fs watchers with per-rule debounce windows and glob filters, plus a loopback-only local webhook endpoint with per-rule tokens, fire rules that wake a target session through the host agents service - live sessions get a direct follow-up, cold ones are resumed first - and inject a rendered prompt with template variables (paths, count, payload). Rules hot-reload from the event-gate rules file without restarting DSH, every trigger appends to an auditable JSONL history queryable via the trigger_list and trigger_history tools, and a loopback health route reports install and runtime status. Typical uses: auto-organizing a downloads folder, diagnosing CI or monitoring alarms posted from local scripts, and watching logs for errors. Pure JS, no build step, MIT.

Rejects foreground waiting in DSH agents: waiting commands (sleep, wait, tail -f, watch, ping without -c, infinite loops), blocking wait tools (wait_agent, job_output with wait: true), progress polling (the same check command repeated within a window) and commands that need human input/confirmation (sudo without -n, ssh without BatchMode, login flows, interactive editors, docker -it) are refused with an actionable retry to run in the background or end the turn. Configurable budget and polling window, message language follows the system (zh/en), zero runtime dependencies.

Connect DSH to a local BiliMemory backend for Bilibili search, collection, status and login tasks, A-Memorix shared memory health checks, plus QQ link status, QQ user allowlists and QQ watcher restart. The repository includes a Windows one-click installer that installs or repairs MaiBot A-Memorix when missing, then configures local-bge-small-zh, embedding and shared memory. It also provides install-memory.cmd for memory-only repair. Requires Windows, DSH Desktop 0.2.1-rc.2+, Node.js 22.19+, Python 3.12, Playwright/Edge, FFmpeg, a running BiliMemory API at 127.0.0.1:8765, a local embedding service at 127.0.0.1:11435, a Bilibili login, and MaiBot/NapCat for QQ. Voice, RVC and cover features are excluded.

Watches the context budget of a DeepSeek Harness session: a colour dot in every turn footer (green <50%, yellow 50-65%, orange 65-80%, red >=80%) read from the official contextPressure projection, a reminder panel with a one-click new-session handoff at orange/red, the /context-watch and /handoff commands, and a static reasoning-rule prompt section. Budget and handoff read local session files only; the badge and reminder spend no tokens until the button is clicked.

Remote workspaces for DeepSeek Harness: pick an SSH host in the sidebar, mount a server directory over SFTP as a workspace, then read, write and edit those files with the normal file tools. Remote watch is polled so the file tree refreshes, image/binary previews work through byte-range reads, and remote_exec, remote_search and remote_git give agents the remote shell, search and git queries. An opt-in patch routes the agent's own bash/pwsh commands to the server. Every remote write and command follows the session sandbox mode and approval policy, and hosts are managed by the plugin itself (password, key or SSH agent).

DSH secretary: triages your unread GitHub notifications by their real state every 15 minutes (closing what is already resolved), remembers dated things you tell it (bills, renewals, document expiries, birthdays) and reminds you when due, and watches your inbox read-only; secrets live in the system keychain only.

Turn timer for DSH: reports how long the current turn has been running, injects wrap-up prompts on a /set-time schedule so the agent starts finishing instead of running on, and shows run-time cards above the composer.

Purpose-aware monitoring for DeepSeek Harness long-running commands

Windows commit-charge watchdog for DSH Desktop: samples committed memory every 5 seconds, attributes it to the DSH process tree and the largest consumers, blocks automatic restart when DSH is not the main committer, and adds read-only pagefile advice, a 7-day crash timeline and an event export; automatic restart and crash resume are both off by default.

QQbot, QQ机器人 — watches chosen QQ groups over OneBot 11, batches messages by a count threshold, summarizes each batch with a model already configured in DSH, and sends the per-group report to chosen friends as a QQ private message. Messages can be filtered by keyword and by sender; ships a settings page, a local web console and a summary archive.

Exposes DSH as an MCP server so another agent can watch its thinking, tool calls and file writes in real time, share intent, take a floor lock that denies DSH's write/edit/git tools, inject mid-turn alerts, and delegate reviews.

A two-eyed royal-blue pixel whale that perches on the DSH composer, changes expression with the live agent state, watches you type, and makes a short dive across the composer every 30 seconds while idle.

iOS home-screen fix and always-on kit for DeepSeek Harness remote access: overrides the PWA manifest start_url to /pair-app so the phone icon stops hitting the harness 401, and ships a hidden watchdog that keeps the desktop host and its tunnel alive while the PC is on. Requires @linxin666/dsh-remote-web-ui (it serves /pair-app); the watchdog scripts are Windows-only.

Client-side performance HUD and always-on recorder for DeepSeek Harness: FPS and worst frame, long tasks with four-leg attribution (React fiber / subtree / DOM writes / scheduler), per-plugin callback rate and sync time, DOM growth and writers, JS heap, host event loop and link RTT, plus a night-watch recorder that keeps the worst stalls and exports incident packs for replay.

Arms a watch on a directory and delivers a batched, deduplicated diff when the tree goes quiet, filtering out the writes the session made itself; delivery is per watch, either waking a new turn or queueing for the next step.

Generative background music while the model streams, plus completion, approval and attention chimes: hear whether the agent is thinking, still working, or waiting for you without watching the screen.

Keeps the /tmp cleanup daemon alive: an in-process watchdog revives it within about two minutes after Android kills it, runs the due cleanup inside dsh while it stays down, and adds a settings page for status, config, clean and dry-run. The cleaner ships inside the package (bin/tmp-clean, Python 3), so no extra install step is needed.

Semantic context watcher for DSH agents: maintains a journey ledger with flash summarization and MinHash novelty detection, folds milestones, and can inject long-term context with a three-level stall response; injection and the stall-2/3 responses are off by default.

Browse, search, install, and apply VS Code color themes to the DeepSeek Harness Web UI: bundles 14 curated themes with live color-swatch previews, searches the official VS Code Marketplace for more, and one-click installs map any theme's palette onto the DSW design tokens with live switching and persisted selection.