Plugins

Real-time token estimates for the DSH conversation composer, combining the current context baseline with the draft and showing exact or heuristic counts.

Shows MiniMax Token Plan usage beside the DSH Web UI model selector with compact 5h/7d bars, click-to-refresh, automatic idle and heartbeat refreshes, and endpoint fallback. Reuses subscription keys configured under Settings → Model and appears only for MiniMax Token Plan providers.

Local-first personal usage insights in Settings, with 1/7/30-day token heatmaps and a 30-day calendar, token composition, model mix, and skill-call status.

Composer button that opens a panel listing every skill available to the current session with Chinese titles, purposes and usage examples, and lets you catalogue newly installed skills in one click (saved locally).

Knowledge-base browser panel: tree browsing plus drag-to-cite (path-only or full content) into the composer.

Toolbar picture button in the DSH Web composer: click to pick multiple images through the native file dialog — they join the same draft-image rail as drag-and-drop and paste, with the host image-format, per-message-count and per-image-size limits enforced inline.

Durable, reversible installer that patches DSH Desktop session-reference UX — workspace-prioritized @ candidates, title-first display, two-line menu layout, and sidebar drag-to-composer session references.

Always-on-top capybara task reporter for DSH Web — a transparent floating pet that narrates each trajectory step in a speech bubble, names the project it reports for, and alerts you when a task completes while you work elsewhere.

Drag or paste any local file onto the DSH page; it resolves the real absolute path (Spotlight + size/mtime + head/tail fingerprint match) and inserts it into the composer, with a content-cache fallback.

Full workbench fork of dsh-better-sidebar: explorer, editor, terminal, Git, browser and split panes, plus a VSCode-like shell refactor with a full-width compact header and activity rail; publishes as @all3cn/dsh-better-sidebar-n23 on npm.

Provider health dashboard as a Settings page: read-only per-provider status, health (time-decayed from recent errors), thinking capability, max tokens and latest error, sourced from the llm-pi-ai config and the compat-healer error log.

Keeps a local model's context at a size the GPU handles well: measures prefill speed on every request and, before each step, warns or compacts early on a hard token ceiling, an observed time-to-first-token budget, or a predicted cold-prefill budget; /context-budget shows the numbers and the cost of compacting now.

Live plugin-topology viewer for DeepSeek Harness: the wiring diagram of every mounted plugin, its runtime activity, a composer-side star map — and a composition workbench that edits the wiring on the graph itself (previewed, validated, backed up, reversib

DeepSeek Harness (DSH) bundle: wires Kimi Computer Use's stdio MCP server through the generic dsh-mcp-client bridge, plus a bundled skill for driving it.

DSH Desktop plugin safety guard: self-repairs plugin load crashes and runs 8 core safety checks (2 optional: deep-config & smoke), prompting you when a plugin changes. Non-commercial source-available.

Use local MLX-LM or MLX-VLM models in DeepSeek Harness through a loopback OpenAI-compatible provider, with optional DSH-owned server startup.

One-click prompt enhancement and structuring button for DSH composer.

Roadmap ideation for DeepSeek Harness — generate and compare distinct roadmap options via headless agent runs, pick one, export as goal.md

dsh plugin: token-efficient prompt-side shim for the official MCP client — folds mcp__* tool schemas out of every assembled prompt and exposes two constant meta-tools (mcp_list / mcp_call) instead

A Live2D pet companion for the DeepSeek Harness web UI: the Vivi (芊芊) character with petting/feeding, a daily-treat bond economy and mood-driven expressions.

Keeps DSH agents from forgetting your requirements during long tasks. It saves important conditions and completion evidence locally, brings them back after context compaction or session resume, and stops partial work from being reported as the whole task done.

Native desktop alerts when dsh needs the human — approvals, questions, plan reviews, turn completion, goals, errors and workflow runs — plus a Settings tab for every option, hot-applied.

Task-completion notifications: desktop alerts via macOS Notification Center and Windows Toast, plus mobile push through Bark, ntfy, ServerChan or any webhook when an agent run goes idle, errors or blocks.

Linux X11 computer use for DeepSeek Harness: 9 tools (screenshot, move/click/drag/scroll mouse, type, key combos) driven by a zero-dependency Python XTest helper — native-pixel coordinates, per-action verification, optional auto-observation screenshot.