Plugins

Backs up a DSH profile's text configuration to an unlisted secret GitHub Gist, and syncs it back on another machine: a settings page with three buttons (status / upload / sync), a config_backup agent tool, a reversible merge-style restore, and credential stores, binaries, lockfiles and local usage counters left out of every backup and named in the UI. Needs a GitHub token with the gist scope (DSH_GITHUB_TOKEN, GITHUB_TOKEN or a signed-in gh CLI). Files are uploaded as plain text without redaction, so keys written into cordis.patch.yml or .npmrc end up in a Gist that anyone with its link can read.

Toolbox panel for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI: a right-side drawer (full screen on phones) with connection information (Wi-Fi details and gateway ping need a Windows host), one-click diagnostics, a speed test with server-side timing, a quality monitor, history and auto patrol; the host registers the /api/toolbox routes.

Standalone rescue for a broken DeepSeek Harness profile: a CLI that runs without DSH diagnoses the crash logs (six classified causes, from real incidents), pre-flights the profile for command-name collisions and files plugins read at construction time, arms a safe mode that loads only official bundles until a healthy boot restores them, and keeps manifest snapshots for rollback. A resident watcher watches the crash-log directories via OS file events — idle costs nothing, and when the loader dies the report is written within seconds, one file overwritten per crash. Windows only: crash logs are read from %APPDATA% and the watcher autostarts from the Windows Startup folder.

Native macOS Notification Center alerts for DeepSeek Harness when the agent asks for your choice, a task completes, or a task fails, with per-scenario switches, background-job suppression, and click-to-open the session.

Session-completion reminders for DeepSeek Harness: a sidebar bell with an unread dot, plus system notification, in-app toast and a two-tone chime, each switchable. The toast can be dragged anywhere, subagent sessions can be muted, and the last 24 completions stay one click away.

Delegates a one-shot task from DeepSeek Harness to a locally installed Reasonix over the Agent Client Protocol, reusing Reasonix's own model, credentials and sandbox settings; exposed as the `subagent_reasonix` tool. Auto-approves every Reasonix permission request.

Tongzhou: named local Codex–DSH discussions and read-only conversation views, with a DSH bundle and optional one-click Codex skill setup. Initially supports macOS with DSH Desktop 0.2.2-rc.1.

Adds a DeepSeek Harness agent preset that hands implementation work to Codex subagents (auto-approved, workspace-write sandbox); the session agent only splits tasks, dispatches them and reports results. Requires DSH 0.2.2-rc.1+, the @deepseek-ai/dsh-subagent-codex bundle and a locally installed, logged-in Codex CLI.

Agent skills for the Lark/Feishu CLI: exports the 27 skills embedded in the lark-cli binary (docs, sheets, base, calendar, drive, task, wiki, approval, mail, slides, vc, minutes and more) and registers them with the DeepSeek Harness skill registry so the agent can read them on demand. Excludes lark-im so it complements an IM bridge plugin rather than duplicating one. Requires lark-cli to be installed.

Guide an agent through exporting selected OneLap cycling FIT files, validating data and coordinates, and uploading via a logged-in Strava browser session. Needs Python 3.9+ (standard library only) and an agent with browser and file-upload tools.

Turns a repository's README.md and docs/*.png into a publishable market card: bilingual title and tagline, install command, a screenshot wall, capabilities, and an explicit limitations section — as self-contained HTML, a 2400px 2x PNG, a paste-ready card.md, and provenance-rich card.json. It refuses to invent copy: missing English goes into a missing-fields list, --strict exits 2, and a normal run stamps DRAFT. PNG rendering uses the local Chrome or Edge headlessly; without one the HTML is still written and the CLI exits 3. 48 node --test tests, zero runtime dependencies.

Inline audio player for generated clips and songs: the play_audio tool renders a player in the conversation (promoted into the transcript when the host supports it, otherwise inside the tool-call fold). Serves only allow-listed directories, supports Range seeking and HEAD, 512 MB cap per file.

Measures how much a short clip changed and when — changed-area share, displacement, cumulative drift — returning one labelled key-frame image plus the number behind each event; it does not pick shots for a storyboard. Needs Python 3.10+ with numpy and Pillow; reading mp4 also needs ffmpeg and ffprobe on PATH.

Drives the Edge already open on your machine through a local WebSocket bridge and an unpacked MV3 extension: the agent reads the page as Markdown, dumps its interactive elements with stable refs, clicks and types with pre-action assertions and a three-valued effect state, and can capture pages from the extension popup as self-contained HTML snapshots, filed into a kb.py literature knowledge base when one is configured (kbRoot or DSH_KB_ROOT). Seven browser tools stay unregistered until edge_bridge is started, so an idle session pays no context cost.

Adds an element and region picker to the DSH Desktop built-in browser: hovering labels the element under the pointer, a click records that element, a drag records a rectangle, and each pick opens a small note box beside the pick. A batch is then inserted into the composer draft, never sent automatically, as one text block plus one attached crop per pick, so the user reviews and sends it themselves. Desktop only: the Web profile browser is an iframe, so the picker does not appear there.

Bookmark manager for the sidebar browser: toolbar star button, dropdown list with one-click navigation, inline editing and reordering.

Let agents read and control the web page open in the right Sidebar Browser tab — read text, run JS, click (HTML and SVG), type, scroll, screenshot, with a per-command token bridge behind the Harness connection fence. Full control and screenshots need the DSH Desktop app; in a regular browser (Web) only same-origin pages can be read or scripted.

An upgrade assistant for DSH plugins. Checks which installed plugins have newer versions, then upgrades them in one click or on a schedule — taking a snapshot before every upgrade and rolling back automatically if the install fails, so a bad upgrade never breaks your environment. Also runs a health check: conflicts, undeclared compatibility, missing dependencies, ranked by review priority. Auto-update scope is configurable (patch / minor / major) with a per-package exclude list. Any operation can be reverted to a historical snapshot.

Local dataset analysis tools for DSH: ingest CSV/JSONL once, then head, schema, stats_describe, transform_agg, list, export and rm against a workspace store under .dsh-analyze/ through a path-confined dsh-analyze CLI. Needs that Rust CLI installed separately (prebuilt on GitHub Releases for Windows x64, macOS, Linux x64) on PATH or via DSH_ANALYZE_CLI_PATH; without it no tools are registered.

Bilibili companion for DSH, derived from c1overzz/dsh-bili-scroll (do not install both: they share the plugin entry id bili-scroll). Understand any video with AI summaries, chapters and subtitles; make your own with edge-tts voice-over, captions and ffmpeg; publish, post dynamics, reply to fans and read creator stats (publishing and dynamics stay off until Creator mode is enabled); plus an optional daily curated feed report. First run needs a one-time in-app install of Python dependencies (a uv venv plus PyPI packages such as bili-agent and edge-tts) and a Bilibili QR login.

Claim WorkBuddy (CodeBuddy CN / WorkBuddy global) daily check-in credits and benefit bonuses from a composer-dock card and an agent tool, using the official web OAuth login — no desktop client or third-party plugin needed. If another WorkBuddy plugin has already saved a login in ~/.dsh/workbuddy-vault, it reuses that login instead of asking you to sign in again.

Startup self-check that compares against the last healthy baseline and reports missing loader entries, client modules and plugins skipped by compatibility checks, especially useful after DSH upgrades.

Computer-use for DSH on Windows: a session-scoped toggle in the composer that registers nine tools for screenshots, mouse clicks and drags, keyboard typing and shortcuts, window switching, UI Automation element lookup, window-to-account mapping, a batch prompt queue and download collection. Desktop automation input is native Win32 SendInput and defaults to human-like pacing - bezier cursor paths with overshoot correction, real VK keystrokes, log-normal typing with occasional typo corrections and a pause before each click - with realistic, fast and custom (0.2-8x) speed presets. Windows only. Off by default and switched on per session by the user; screenshots are sent to the model, and clicks on send/pay/delete-like controls are refused unless confirmed.

Cross-session task ledger for DeepSeek Harness: one item per request with a step chain, an accordion strip above the composer, unfinished items injected into every step, staleness review with artifact fingerprints, clickable choices that learn repeated decisions, a grant ledger whose four-mode control sits inside every authorization-blocked card, blind-work backfill checklists, and a scheduler that re-judges an item only when a new assistant answer mentions it.