Plugins

Adds a four-part reply-formatting contract to the system prompt, so every answer is laid out like a Xiaohongshu post: a conclusion-first hook, a star-rated comparison table, emoji-headed bullets with four to six concrete steps or numbers each, numbered sections grouped by entry threshold, images that each carry a caption and one source link, and a banned-word list covering nickname terms, hype words and marketing catchphrases. Code, commands, paths and formal documents keep their original formatting. Host-only static prompt section: no config, no client UI, no dependencies.

One image behind the whole DSH shell. The image layer sits at z-index -1 and the shell's two --dsw-* tokens are repointed at translucent tints, so the picture shows through the frame, sidebar and composer. Ships a bundled default picture so it works with zero configuration, plus a floating panel with five sliders, presets, upload, and an SSRF-guarded URL import; changes persist to a local settings.json and the client self-heals when the SPA replaces its stylesheet.

Minimal DeepSeek balance badge in the DSH Web sidebar footer, with a peak/off-peak pricing line, low-balance warning and manual refresh. The API key stays in the host process and the balance route is limited to private-network clients by default.

Per-turn next-step suggestions under each reply: a 2x2 grid of up to four clickable actions, projected from that turn's own tool result instead of a shared per-session store.

Right-click menus on artifact cards and file links: copy the full or short path, show the file in its folder, or open it in its default app.

Adds Notion-style auto-hide to the left and right DSH sidebars: hover the matching window edge to expand, move away to collapse, and click the sidebar button to pin it open.

A Windows desktop shortcut for DeepSeek Harness: it opens the authenticated UI when the harness is running and starts it with no console window when it is not. A Settings page adds the shortcut action, a two-click restart and close, and a switch that keeps the launcher out of the sidebar.

Replaces the DeepSeek Harness home screen with a configurable palette and background image, a custom hero and sidebar logo, default 3×2 decks of recently used workspaces and quick links (local Chrome history or a custom list), and up to four API-usage widgets (DeepSeek balance, MiniMax, Cline Pass, OpenCode Go) refreshed on a configurable interval. The decks stay on the new-session screen and every option is edited from a built-in settings panel.

An animated cat companion for the DSH chat UI. It reacts to session states, shows editable click-to-read lines and per-turn token counts, and supports dragging with a squish effect, left/right flipping and Ctrl+wheel resizing.

One-click prompt optimizer next to the composer, with a side-by-side diff panel and per-mode settings. Output length follows your request: ask for a short version and it writes a 350–650 character brief, otherwise it expands to as many as 1400 characters. The prompt templates are original; the official-template comparison mode needs a local Prompt Optimizer installation.

Splits the DSH main area into vertical columns, one live conversation per parallel task, with mouse-wheel paging past four columns, draggable dividers, a split toggle on every session-list row, a progress-only compact view and a one-click exit.

Composer prompt library: reusable global and per-project prompts are stored as Markdown files and appended to the draft on click or @ mention; the global library works out of the box, while project groups appear only after "config.root" is set in the profile patch.

Back up and restore the whole $DSH_HOME: one-click or scheduled ZIP archives (optional password encryption applies to manual and agent-made backups only; scheduled ones are not encrypted), a settings section, agent tools to create, list, restore and prune backups, and a standalone restorer (Windows .bat or POSIX .sh) that runs without DeepSeek Harness installed.

⌘/Ctrl + 左键点击 DSH 会话里的文件链接，跳过右侧预览、直接用系统默认应用打开 | ⌘/Ctrl+click a file link in DSH chat to skip the sidebar preview and open it with your system default app

Exposes a DSH Harness Desktop Web GUI to another machine's browser through a Cloudflare quick or named tunnel, an SSH reverse tunnel, or a custom command, and hands out a tokenised link to open it; a settings panel and CLI start, stop and print the link. Needs DSH Desktop 0.2.1-rc.2 or later and a cloudflared binary.

The mobile client for DeepSeek Harness: use the DSH running on your computer from your phone. The Android app signs in with the same account, picks this computer from the device list and opens its DeepSeek Harness UI on mobile. The desktop plugin handles registration and the connection, and nothing on the computer needs an inbound port. The UI adapts on its own: on a phone it becomes a touch-friendly layout, and returns to the desktop layout when a foldable opens or the window gets bigger. A PC-side panel shows login state, device quota, device list and the app download QR code.

Remote control for DeepSeek Harness over an outbound Huawei Cloud DevBridge tunnel: a sidebar seat and a standalone control page start and stop the tunnel and show its public URL, QR code and logs. The plugin's own gateway stays on 127.0.0.1, checks a rotatable access token or HMAC session cookie, rate-limits failures and strips external identity headers before forwarding to DSH, so no inbound port is opened. The tunnel is off by default; tokens and state stay under ~/.dsh. Requires a Huawei Cloud account and devbridge CLI v0.2.x. The relay terminates TLS and can see plaintext HTTP — this is access control, not end-to-end encryption.

Audits and evolves agent context at four scopes: a single repository, a group of related repos, a knowledge hub, or the whole machine. Discovers projects, instruction files, skills, tools, knowledge, project state, evidence and credential references; reports drift, duplicate facts, broken pointers, paths left unverifiable in prose, budget overruns, unindexed knowledge, stale state and unregistered credentials; scores each scope on the dimensions that belong to it; and turns findings into reviewable migration plans that back up every file before moving it. The format contract behind the metrics is written down as a versioned spec (CTX rules, markdownlint-style IDs) that follows open conventions — AGENTS.md for instruction files, llms.txt-shaped link indexes. Also scaffolds a deliberately small hub for durable knowledge and project state. Ships a stdlib-only Python CLI plus two skills, with credentials referenced by path and never printed. Requires Python 3.9+ (stdlib only) and DSH 0.2.1-rc.2 or newer, below 0.3.0.

Adds a bell to the sidebar header: yellow when a conversation waits for approval, red when a turn was interrupted, blue when a conversation completed; clicking it opens a status summary panel and a session board, and a status with exactly one session opens that session directly.

Git tab that covers the session workspace root together with every additional root registered through multi-root-workspace, so sibling checkouts appear as separate sections with their own branch, ahead/behind, line counts, directory tree and commit history. Clicking a file opens its unified diff (or whole content, for untracked files), and Markdown files render as a formatted preview with a source toggle. Each section has a commit box that commits only the checked files (`git add -- <files>` + `git commit -- <files>`), drafts the message automatically when left empty, and offers commit, push and commit+push; the toolbar keeps a repository picker, scoped refresh, per-file checkboxes, and a font-size control that scales the whole panel.

GitHub console inside DSH: token sign-in, repositories, issues, PRs, commits, notifications, stars and activity, one-click cloning that keeps itself up to date, and a categorized skill library that installs GitHub skill projects for the agent.

Adds an `ocsr` skill and an `ocsr_dispatch` tool that run headless `opencode run` as fresh-context, cross-vendor worker backends, with a Python driver for watchdog timeouts and per-worker output files. Windows only (Windows PowerShell): requires the OpenCode CLI, Python 3 and a model allowlist at `~/.ocsr/allowed-models.json`.

Local video understanding for agents: extracts keyframes adaptively based on motion and pauses, inspects any timestamp at full resolution, and aligns visuals with dialogue from embedded subtitles or configured ASR. Requires ffmpeg and ffprobe; clips without subtitles also need a transcription engine for dialogue (a ~190 MB local whisper model, a cloud API key, or the official voice-input model).

Native macOS tools for DeepSeek Harness agents, with 21 local tools for notifications, clipboard, screenshots, speech, keep-awake, dark mode, Spotlight, Shortcuts, AppleScript and Safari tabs. Zero dependencies.