Plugins

Local-first memory nebula for DeepSeek Harness with graph views, evidence chains, hygiene checks, and offline snapshots. Reads the memory stores of every workspace and of other memory plugins (read-only, for example meow-memory's SQLite) and writes only under $DSH_HOME/memory-nebula. Registers 9 agent tools and a system-prompt section (usage rules every turn, plus not-yet-read neighbouring memories after a few reads); its /export and /share endpoints return the full memory text without authentication on the local server, and an optional standalone engine listens on 127.0.0.1:7890.

Session archive with tags, notes and per-session metrics, plus a Plan-Do-Check-Act loop over the archived sessions that produces prompt and AGENTS.md rules and re-measures them on later sessions. Runs locally without calling a model.

Adds a "Delete session" item to the sidebar session menu that moves the session transcript directory to the Windows Recycle Bin, or to a plugin trash folder under ~/.dsh/plugin-data when that is unavailable (restorable either way), and deletes its spill files and projection cache in one request, detaching a live session first and cascading to its subagent sessions. A setting switches the confirmation step off so deleting takes one click; duplicate delete items registered by other plugins are collapsed so only one remains.

Shows the agent's live state in an always-on-top strip on the desktop — one ball when idle, a pill with the running tool name and elapsed time while working, expandable to the last message.

Adds a live system dashboard with per-core CPU, memory, GPU, processes, disk usage and a STOP action for ending processes, plus per-process energy on macOS, exposed as a browser page, a GUI panel and a `systemInfo` service other plugins can inject. macOS is the main platform and Linux is best-effort. The dashboard page and its read-only JSON (process list with users, disks, logged-in users) are served with no login check; publicDashboard: false only refuses non-loopback peers. STOP accepts loopback requests only and sends SIGTERM, then SIGKILL after a grace period, to any process your account may signal except pid 1, the DSH host and its parent.

Adds a show/hide toggle for each sidebar panel entry to the sidebar More menu, one row per panel with its current state; the choice is stored in localStorage and replayed when the plugin reloads. The Plugins entry stays fixed and cannot be hidden.

Infinite-canvas mind map in the sidebar: grow nodes with Tab, tidy a branch into a tree, ask the assistant to expand a node into child ideas, and export to Markdown, OPML, FreeMind, JSON or PNG.

Native Google Antigravity agents loader and subagent orchestration engine with model selection and Web UI settings integration. Loads agent definitions from ~/.agents/agents and the workspace's .agents/agents; the selected main agent's instructions go into the system prompt, and a matching agent's instructions are prepended to DSH's own subagent and spawn_teammate calls. Settings are written to .agents/agents/settings.json in the workspace.

DSH theme, has three palettes (Nord, Solarized, One Dark), per-mode customization (accent, background, foreground, translucent sidebar, contrast, wallpaper), an optional card layout for shell columns, and conversation content width.

One DSH plugin, two renderers: sandboxed HTML fragments and openui-lang programs drawn as host components, behind a single visualize tool.

DeepSeek Harness 数据库插件：SQL Server / PostgreSQL / MySQL 查询与执行，内置数据库面板

DSH 话匣子：往系统提示里注入一段常驻互动协议——边做边说、卡住了就开口、把提问讲清楚、验证有预算、说人话，让话少或爱自己扛的模型回到「边说边做」的节奏。默认对所有模型生效，可按需收窄。

A New Session switch that puts the conversation into a throwaway Git worktree under the project's worktree pool (`<project>/.dsh/worktrees` by default), plus a panel to inspect and discard the copies.

Edit the session's working folder in code-server inside DeepSeek Harness, served through DSH's authenticated web server

Export and import a DeepSeek Harness Desktop configuration, including installed plugins, plugin settings, MCP entries, and user skills. Credentials and API keys are not exported.

Back up and restore dsh-mnemon memory and skill components (memory spaces, project documents, runtime memory, skill files, skill data) to S3-compatible storage or WebDAV.

Plugin updater with an automatic parallel scan on opening its left-sidebar panel. Reuses the completed scan to skip current plugins without rechecking them and installs only confirmed newer targets. Checks DSH compatibility and installed versions, attempts recovery after failed GitHub updates, and shows one history card per operation. Includes a dsh_oneshot_update agent tool.

A plugin-market panel in the sidebar and in settings: browse the dsh-plugin.org directory, filter and sort it, and install / enable / disable / remove bundles into the current profile through the official plugin manager. The curated catalog and the full sitemap index are merged, so plugins missing from the catalog are still discoverable.

Adds an index of every installable plugin tagged dsh-plugin on GitHub or npm to Plugins → Discover, rebuilt daily. On first run it also switches on the experimental Custom plugin index.

Skill and plugin audit console for DeepSeek Harness. It scans local skill folders and installed DSH plugins, checks the packaging rules that commonly break installation, scores each asset, and exports a Markdown fix report.

Windows recovery CLI and bundle for a DeepSeek Harness profile that no longer boots: test-boot a copy, disable selected plugins, restore a snapshot. Ships dsh_safe_status and dsh_safe_snapshot tools.

Live architecture map of DeepSeek Harness: renders plugins, services, tools, sessions, models and MCP as a five-layer diagram of 14 component domains, and animates the real tool/model/session call flow as moving dots along the connecting curves.

Packs the third-party plugins installed in a DSH profile into tarballs and pushes them to a GitHub or Gitee repository; another machine pulls the manifest, compares versions and installs only what is missing or out of date. Needs a personal access token with write access to that repository (kept in the DSH credentials service); the tarballs contain each plugin's installed source, so use a private repository.