Plugins

Puts Grok Bot's own face in the DSH sidebar session list: each row's status dot becomes a living GrokBot avatar whose six motions read as idle, working, waiting, blocked, thinking and done — color marks the project, motion marks the state.

Previews plugin-market entries inside DSH instead of opening an external browser: clicking a card shows the README in a panel docked beside the market, or the repository in DSH's built-in right-sidebar browser, and restores the layout when you leave. Works with dshmarket and DSH's built-in experimental market.

DSH-SOLO desktop plugin for its companion app. Pair by QR code to view sessions, send tasks, switch models, transfer attachments and approve operations with end-to-end encryption; official cloud relay preconfigured, no server setup required. Download the App APK at https://github.com/wudidiandian/dsh-solo/releases/latest/download/dsh-solo.apk (GitHub Releases).

Reviews side-effecting tool calls against the project rules and the current goal before they run, and denies anything out of scope with a fail-closed verdict and no bypass switch.

A DeepSeek Harness bundle adapted from whatcccup/cece_legal_skills (MIT) for local DOCX, PDF, TXT and Markdown redaction with human review, PDF masking, local history and optional Agent rule edits. Requires Python 3.9+ and first-run dependency downloads. Model access is needed only for rule generation; 1.3.0 is a development prerelease and Windows acceptance is pending. The upstream is a standalone offline tool/SkillHub skill, not a DSH plugin, so it cannot be installed alongside this bundle.

Desktop-pet lab assistant for DSH that keeps experiment records, accumulates per-software notes, and generates Word/Markdown lab reports from real step-by-step evidence. The desktop pet and lab panel require the Windows desktop build of DSH; other profiles get the conversational tools only.

Manage which models appear in the composer model menu. A settings page lists every provider's models with a per-model switch, provider-level show/hide, collapsible groups and filters by kind; switched-off models leave the menu while the model in use in the current session stays. The list can be searched by name or ID and filtered by capability (multimodal, reasoning) and by minimum context window (128K / 256K / 512K / 1M). Rows show the model kind, and chat models also show reasoning support with the adapter's effort levels, their context window and input modalities. Labels merge manual overrides, the settings document, the adapter, the relay's GET /models response, a built-in pi-ai / models.dev catalog, name inference and vendor corrections in that priority order, with the source named on hover and dashed borders marking inferred values. Any model can be edited by hand (kind, context window, modalities, effort levels); those edits are stored outside the profile and can be written back into the model provider's settings. A hard re-fetch drops every cache and asks the adapter and all relays again. A switch, on by default, lets relay routes whose models declare text-only input accept images in memory, without editing configuration files. The hidden list is stored in the profile patch and mirrored to $DSH_HOME.

Obsidian-style notes panel in the DSH right sidebar: a tree over a local folder, Markdown preview with line numbers, edit and save, Obsidian callouts, tables and wikilinks, screenshot paste into the vault, one-click insert of a note path into the chat input, and batch archive or delete for sessions and workspaces.

Frontend GUI debugging and testing for DeepSeekHarness agents: 36 browser_* tools for structured GUI automation, visual comparison, dynamic frame analysis and network debugging on Web/Chromium.

DSH plugin: mark messages as invalid so an operator annotation digest steers what a compaction checkpoint absorbs. Cache-preserving: appends after the cached prefix, never rewrites history.

DeepSeek Harness plugin for Antigravity Gemini quota monitoring in settings submenu agy-quota

Report generator that follows your own style: pick DSH sessions by time window and slice each one to the turns inside it, optionally merge Git commits from several repositories filtered by author, then a new session reads the evidence with read-only collector scripts and writes a daily, weekly or monthly Markdown report matching a pasted sample; finished reports stay in a local library.

MATLAB in the sidebar: a VS Code-like .m editor backed by a persistent MATLAB session (first boot ~6–9 s, then 12–84 ms per run in the default session mode, where figures really open on the desktop), live workspace variables you can edit, .mlx preview, extra folder mounts, and an agent-facing matlab_run tool. Requires a local MATLAB installation.

Bottom-right DSH-styled Windows cards for approvals, questions, plan reviews and finished runs: click to jump back to the app that started the session (DSH by default), close with the × button, or let it close when you return.

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.

Browses the awesome-claude-video-skills catalog (373 entries) inside DSH settings and installs a chosen skill into ~/.claude/skills and/or ~/.dsh/skills: it downloads the GitHub archive of that repository and copies the skill directory, and executes no code from the repository. Installs run as background jobs with live progress (bytes downloaded, files copied) and can be cancelled; skills installed by the plugin can be uninstalled, while directories without its marker are left untouched. Rows show an approximate repository size reported by GitHub. The same actions are exposed to the agent as the video_skill_search, video_skill_install and video_skill_uninstall tools.

Manages a Magpie model list and writes the checked models into a Magpie provider group: full sync from /v1/models, manual entries, per-model context, output limit, image input and reasoning efforts, sorting and drag reordering. On Windows x64/ARM64 it also downloads and upgrades Magpie from yetone/magpie-releases with SHA-256 verification and rollback, auto-upgrades once a release is 30 minutes old and all conversations are idle, starts Magpie in the tray with DSH, and toggles its lite mode and sleep prevention.

Picks each subagent model from the local catalog by task category, unless the caller already named one. Free and quota tiers are ranked together by per-model capability tags; a pricier model is used only when no cheap model is tagged as good at that kind of work. Only providers whose remaining balance is readable, or that are account-backed, enter the candidate pool; the rest stay listed but are not routed. A panel adds per-model manual priority above the automatic order plus allow/revoke controls.

Adds a browserless deepseek-web provider that drives chat.deepseek.com, with an account pool (rotation, cooldown, auto-failover), in-panel login (browser, or email + password with MFA) and token usage stats.

Paper-and-ink theme with warm surfaces, hairline strokes, near-square corners and a living ASCII koi pond behind the shell; the theme sets no font family, so the shell's own stacks (or your Settings choice) apply.

Per-session note list beside the conversation: a button at the top right of the chat badges the open count and opens a resizable right-side panel where notes are added, checked off, copied, edited or appended to the chat input, with panel size and drafts kept in the browser.

Save reusable prompt snippets with categories and {{placeholders}}; manage them with /snippet commands (add, list, rm, optimize) and insert into the composer from a draggable dock panel, with one-click AI refinement through the default model.

Layered system-prompt profiles — global, per-workspace and per-session entries injected in order — where individual builtin sections and runtime contexts can be disabled or overridden, with a line-level diff of what an override changed; each entry carries a subagent scope that targets the main agent only, subagents only, or both; assembly snapshots record what each turn actually received, subagents included. Managed from a Web panel and a `prompt_manager` tool.

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.