Plugins

Compress every idle session's context at a fixed time each morning on DeepSeek Harness: a daily run (08:30 by default), a catch-up run on the next launch after a missed slot, and a /compact-all command for on-demand compaction, with per-session outcomes reported.

Hides the sidebar's global panel navigation (Plugins / Market / Schedules / More) and gives the vertical space back to the session list; three modes, switchable in Settings → Sidebar.

COROS Sport panel for DeepSeek Harness: sign in to COROS inside the panel, read the account, bound devices, recovery, fitness, recent workouts, daily health and the training schedule in one dashboard, and get a plan from the model with /coros-plan. The plan page writes a fixed four-week, 16-session plan to the account only after a two-step confirmation.

Windows-only DSH plugin that stops SnowLuma and local voice services during Beijing weekday peak hours and starts them again off-peak.

Read-first VPS operations tools: systemd status and actions, disk usage, Docker status, log tails, configured backups, and quiet-hours schedules.

Long-term memory about the owner: extracts schedule, likes, dislikes, emotional triggers, current focus, promises and tone preferences from each turn, injects a short digest into every prompt, speaks up on a schedule or slips a caring line into replies, learns wake/work/sleep times from short messages, and compacts the memory automatically, with plugin-source and outbound-tool recognition, unverified-memory down-weighting and one-click retract.

Resumes a dormant DSH session on demand: when a session is not currently live, it is resumed from disk with the provider/model route it last used, so external integrations (chat bridges, schedulers, webhooks, other plugins) can deliver into it instead of failing with "that session is not alive". Exposes an HTTP endpoint, a wake_session tool and a ctx.wakeUp service. Resuming only reads history back into memory and spends no model request by itself.

Five DSH utilities in one plugin: drive existing sessions over QQ (needs an OneBot 11 implementation such as NapCat running alongside), ask another session a question with a context guard, pause the running turn, restart DSH on Windows with optional auto-resume (via the install-restart.ps1 scheduled task), and inject peak-hour token discipline.

Weather care for DeepSeek Harness: turns a forecast into one sentence you can send — clothing and umbrella advice from feels-like temperature, humidity and air quality, adjusted for how cold-sensitive the user is and how they commute. Also a switchable daily care push, extreme-weather alerts and reminders, evaluated when the agent wakes (a host such as qq-bridge can wake it on schedule). Preferences stay on the local machine.

Timed send for the chat composer: pick a moment and the host delivers the message then. Inside an existing conversation tasks join that conversation; from the new-session screen each task gets its own pre-created session.

A tiny always-on floating tree of the DSH workspaces, conversations and subagents that are running, waiting on you or on a schedule — live running state, who is waiting for your call, per-row model, scheduled-run countdowns, other local dsh instances with their ports, and local claude/codex CLI processes with their codex subagent threads.

Per-package automatic updates for the DeepSeek Harness plugins you choose. On a schedule it asks npm for the latest version of installed plugins, updates only the packages you check, and skips local link or file installs, pinned versions and packages with errors; upgrades stay inside the major version and skip prereleases by default. Updates go through the profile's own plugin manager, so the profile write lock, pnpm step, bundle-patch validation and hot reload are the host's, and a failed install puts the previous version back. Each cycle is appended to a JSON log.

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.

Mailbox for DeepSeek Harness: sessions pass letters through a shared folder, and an hourly randomized scheduler can wake a session on its own (mutual letters between two sessions, or a gentle nudge to the owner). Per-recipient hourly rate limit and a UTF-8 log.

Sidebar footer badge that shows whether DeepSeek is inside a peak-pricing window right now: a state dot, the current multiplier (x2 during peak, 5 zhe / half price off-peak), a countdown to the next switch, and a 24-hour schedule bar whose white line marks the current time. Peak windows are 09:00-12:00 and 14:00-18:00 Beijing time; weekends and Chinese public holidays count as off-peak. The holiday table currently covers 2026 only. Client-only, no network requests.

WispOps (dsh-wisp-ops): multi-host server operations plugin for DeepSeek Harness — fleet inspection, disk & recent-file analysis with omics cleanup advice, security triage, scheduled per-server reports, human-approved sudo

DeepSeek Harness (DSH) master plugin — one package hosting MCviseron's DSH components as separate bundle entries: a time-based light/dark Appearance schedule, an Auto-review fix (shutdown preset guard + Chinese approval-reason translation), and a todo pla

Keeps the NapCat QQ backend alive next to DSH: probes the OneBot 11 HTTP port at startup, launches NapCat when the port does not answer, then rechecks every 45 seconds, kills duplicate process chains, hides the console window, can create a logon scheduled task when a task name is set, and adds a settings page plus napcat_status, napcat_restart and napcat_dedupe tools. Optionally remembers the QQ password, behind a risk confirmation, so an expired fast-login token can be renewed without scanning a QR code. Windows only; without that scheduled task the launched QQ exits together with DSH.

QQ chat behaviour layer for DeepSeek Harness over OneBot 11: persona files injected into every turn, a people file keyed by QQ number, sticker picking with probability and pity, optional non-mention replies, sub-personas distilled from group members, and scheduled messages. Enabling the built-in QQ channel accepts private messages from any QQ user and group messages from any group that @s the bot; there is no sender allowlist, so restrict the bot account or keep the channel off.

Read-only Automations tab in the conversation view. It aggregates what other plugins are scheduled to run: last run time, next run time and a rough token-cost estimate, plus today's total spend and remaining balance. It owns no tasks and starts nothing.

Per-target scheduled wake-ups for a DSH workspace: interval, quiet hours, daily cap and a prompt per target; each wake-up waits for the turn it started and records the outcome, and a turn that never finished is not counted as done.

Per-model API price table with Peak and Off-Peak rates in USD or CNY, the DeepSeek account balance and live session spend under the composer, an all-time total, a collapsible source URL and check date per model, and optional per-model Peak schedules.

ReMe-shaped long-term memory for DSH: Markdown workspace, BM25 recall, turn capture, scheduled consolidation

Runs shell scripts on cron or interval schedules inside the host with no model call, logging every run and waking the model only when a script's output changes.