Plugins

Export the current session to portable, schema-versioned Markdown and JSON files via the `session_export` tool and slash commands, with cross-platform-safe filenames.

A local-first ledger for DSH. Record an expense or income from one sentence or a screenshot, with accounts, categories, refunds, installments, loans, debts and offline HTML charts. Data stays in local JSONL files.

Four-quadrant todo manager in the DSH sidebar with month and week calendar views, per-period completion statistics, system notifications and Feishu notifications (the latter needs the DSH Feishu integration), and recurrence rules including Chinese statutory workdays and the Ebbinghaus curve. Derived from Natte/dsh-sidebar-todo 0.2.3 and largely rewritten; do not install both — they register the same /todo/api route and use the same todos.json data file.

Manage DeepSeek Harness agent presets (personas) from a Settings page: create one on top of a shipped base preset, edit a persona in place, lay it out in a rendered preview, and export or import it as JSON or Markdown. Edits to a hand-written profile patch are applied as text, so comments, quoting and loader expressions survive. Desktop app is the tested environment; creating from a base preset needs the yaml package that ships with DSH.

WSL workspaces for DeepSeek Harness. A sidebar W button lists installed distros and registers a Linux folder as a host workspace addressed by a UNC path, and the sidebar terminal opens a real Linux pty inside the distribution for WSL sessions. A persistent zero-dependency agent running in the distro answers file, shell and search requests over a JSON-lines pipe, so no polling timers touch the distribution while it is idle and /mnt drives stay reachable; grep and glob run the distro's own ripgrep. WSL preset twins such as wsl-standard swap in the WSL shell and fs tools. A rebuild of 6Mikao9/dsh-wsl-workspace — do not install both: they mount the same W entry in the Workspaces header, publish the same wsl-<mode> presets, and each wrap the host's single-slot terminal provider.

Knowledge-planet (zsxq) knowledge base toolkit: sync posts and attachments, extract docx/PDF text and images, rebuild an index, search, and self-check — pure JS, no Python. Requires a Knowledge-planet subscription and its Cookie, pasted into config.json.

Renders .ttl, .owl, .rdf, .jsonld, .nt, .n3, .nq and .trig ontology files as an interactive graph in the DSH sidebar preview, with local Turtle, N-Triples, RDF/XML and JSON-LD parsing and no runtime dependencies.

Four-quadrant todo manager in the DSH sidebar with month and week calendar views, per-period completion statistics, system notifications and Feishu notifications (the latter needs the DSH Feishu integration), and recurrence rules including Chinese statutory workdays and the Ebbinghaus curve. Derived from Natte/dsh-sidebar-todo 0.2.3 and largely rewritten; do not install both — they register the same /todo/api route and use the same todos.json data file.

Persona state and slow evolution for DSH: five state dimensions (valence, arousal, energy, intimacy, focus) move after each turn and decay toward baseline over time; four scene types (work, tech, support, chat) modulate reply length and warmth without changing the state itself; the Soul panel keeps a persona card plus weighted evolution entries and injects them into the system prompt persona-first under a 4000-character budget. Ships a browser panel with a persona card editor and a live state view (the five metrics plus the last six events), appends a JSONL trace to disk, and seeds a usable default persona on first install.

Runs a project's Claude Code opening questions and plan, hands the task to DSH, and offers post-turn Claude review choices. Windows only, and requires a locally installed Claude Code CLI (set claudeCliPath if it is not auto-detected). New sessions handed to DSH are switched to danger-full-access. The first Claude run in a project folder sets hasTrustDialogAccepted for it in ~/.claude.json, and optional automatic Claude review is capped by a daily budget ($5 by default).

Cross-session memory and a per-workspace knowledge base in one plugin. Memories are plain JSONL under ~/.dsh/memory by default; each session starts with the relevant ones already in the system prompt and writes one back when it ends. A read-only kb/ folder per workspace plus one global folder is searched with results cited down to file lines. Eleven tools under a scribe_ prefix (seven scribe_memory_*, four scribe_kb_*), a /scribe slash command, and a settings page with overview, memory, knowledge base and migration tabs. Cloud backends (Bailian memory library, ChromaDB, cloud-primary with local mirror) are opt-in; moving data between them requires an explicit approval and is logged so it can be rolled back.

Composer-side prompt library: a button next to the input opens a picker with group chips and word-split AND search over saved snippets, inserting one into the draft or appending it, filling {{variables}} before insertion, with 13 built-in templates. Snippets live in one local JSON file behind a rev lock, a per-save backup, and whole-library JSON import/export; a settings page handles editing, grouping, pinning and a 6-second delete undo.

Design-first PowerPoint builder: six pptx_* tools turn a deck.json design draft into an editable .pptx with AI backgrounds, cutout illustrations and decoration pieces, run layout and contrast checks, render slide previews, and review pages with a configurable vision model; chat cards and a settings page in the Web UI. Requires DSH Desktop 0.2.1-rc.2+ (pptx_render uses its bundled LibreOffice Kit) and an Agnes or ModelScope API key for image generation.

One settings page for every MCP server on your machine. It reads the real config file of 17 other AI tools (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, OpenCode, Trae, Trae CN, Qoder, Gemini CLI, Qwen, Zed, Roo Code, Copilot CLI, Kiro, CodeBuddy, Continue) plus DeepSeek Harness itself, groups servers by the file that declares them, probes each one over JSON-RPC to see whether it starts and which tools it exposes, and gives every server a switch that mounts or unmounts it in DeepSeek Harness without editing the other tools' own files.

MCP server console under Plugins: manage the official @deepseek-ai/dsh-mcp-client at runtime — add/edit/delete servers, enable/disable/reconnect, per-tool switches, live status and tool lists over SSE, mcpServers JSON import, and auto-migration of profile-YAML MCP entries; an uninstall leaves a native fallback block that keeps the same servers loadable.

Connects a locally-signed-in Cursor desktop app to dsh as a native LlmAdapter — reads the Cursor login token from state.vscdb or auth.json, drives the private agent.v1.AgentService/Run HTTP/2 bidi stream, and translates InteractionUpdate deltas into dsh StreamChunks. No loopback proxy. macOS, Windows and Linux.

Peak-hour reminder: while DeepSeek charges peak rates it shows a banner at the top of the DSH Web UI every N minutes (default 5, range 1-120), adds one at each peak/valley switch, stays silent during valley hours, and keeps a sidebar row with the current state and a countdown to the next switch. Peak rules (Beijing time Mon-Fri 09:00-12:00 and 14:00-18:00; weekends, Chinese public holidays and 调休 weekends are valley all day) are evaluated in the host and served over two no-auth routes, /plugins/dsh-peak-reminder/state and /config; settings live in settings.section and are stored in ~/.dsh/peak-reminder.json.

White-box memory in two parts: four user-authored long-term tiers (must-follow rules, behavior settings, user profile, optional rules) injected as one system-prompt section, plus a separate temporary working set (cross-session handoffs, stage goals, waiting items) with its own 1200-character budget that stops being injected once an entry is done. The long-term tiers are plain Markdown files the user can read and edit; the agent can only propose them, and nothing is written until the user accepts in the Chinese panel. Temporary entries are written only when the user explicitly asks, and live in <DSH_HOME>/temp-memory.json (created on first write), not in the memory directory. No auto-capture, no background writes, no network.

An agent-kept daily journal: one sentence injected into the system prompt makes recording one of the agent's duties, so what you have done and what you intend to do is written as dated todos and memories, one JSON file per day under the DSH home, and drawn on the right sidebar's month calendar — a hollow ring while a todo is still open, a green dot once every todo is done, a blue dot when the day holds only memories; that injected sentence is rewritten from the calendar itself, which is how you set how eagerly and how the agent records; every entry carries one of five tags (work, study, life, health, other) drawn as a colour-coded chip, todos can be checked off from the card, titles and tags are searchable across every day, and clicking a memory opens the conversation that recorded it and stops at that turn; the ? beside the month heading opens the project on GitHub.

Registers external ACP (Agent Client Protocol) agents such as Codex, Claude Code and Gemini CLI as DSH model providers: maps each agent's thought_level options to the reasoning-effort selector, forwards images when the agent advertises promptCapabilities.image, and routes permission requests to DSH's approval dialog; ships an ACP Agents settings page that imports Zed agent_servers JSON and discovers models.

Todo sidecar for DeepSeek Harness: turn selected text into a todo, capture todos from a conversation, review them in a left sidebar panel, get due reminders as an in-app popup or an IM bot message, and export everything to HTML, Markdown, Excel, CSV or JSON.

Aborts a DSH reasoning stream that starts repeating itself instead of letting the turn stall: five rules over the streamed reasoning text (periodic unit, repeated block, repeated line above a share floor, 64-gram density, and a long trailing run of punctuation or whitespace), plus a JSONL fire journal, a Web GUI log panel, and opt-in recovery that retries with a corrective message.

Shows what each completed turn cost in CNY on its own row under the turn, with a click-to-open breakdown naming the tokens per category, the unit rate, the matched price rule and the billing instant; per-model rates are edited on a settings page inside DSH — four token categories plus weekly recurring peak/valley rules with arbitrary multipliers and absolute time-window promo prices that override them. 0.2.3 adds account awareness: it reads the balance or remaining quota of 14 providers (DeepSeek, OpenRouter, Zhipu GLM, Moonshot, MiniMax, Kimi Coding, OpenAI-compatible relays and more) and shows today / this month / this session spend next to it; spend is accumulated in a local ledger (atomic writes, one book per API key, 1-24 month retention, JSON export), and a monthly calendar lets any day be corrected by hand - including days with no balance observation - with an optional note. Usage and rates are computed locally from what the provider reported; balance is read straight from the provider API with your own key, and nothing is sent to a third party.

Nai milk-frog mascot appearance layer for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: wears the bundled milk-frog artwork as the GUI background (surface-token fade with opacity, blur, scrim and position controls), seats the matching square avatar as the sidebar and conversation brand mark, and edits it all from a Settings section; the host serves the artwork and config locally under /api/nai, and the config lives at $DSH_HOME/nai.json.