Plugins

Bidirectional Feishu/Lark channel for DeepSeek Harness: persistent conversations, true streaming replies, 40 MCP Feishu tools, slash commands, and an IM-bot status tab in the plugin settings.

Token usage statistics for DeepSeek Harness. Per-channel usage with balances and plan quotas for mainstream providers, CNY cost estimates, and daily charts — a settings-sidebar section.

Notes, to-dos and dated events kept as one JSON record per item in the local DSH profile and shared across conversations. Three tools list, create, update, complete and delete them, including adding and removing tags through conversation. A sidebar page groups events by day, remembers agenda navigation within the same Shanghai day, folds earlier unfinished events and lets you show completed events. An unfinished item with a due time raises an in-app reminder — including one missed while the app was not running. An optional WeChat push goes only to a target you have already saved, over the DSH-IM channel, and a successful send is recorded as the channel accepting it.

Companion sidebar panel for the Kaipu site plugin: shows the built-in advisory team and seat status. Install together with kaipu-platform — seat data comes from the site plugin's gateway endpoints; a standalone install honestly reports "channel not ready". Removable: uninstall it and the site plugin stays fully usable.

Feishu/Lark channel that pushes finished or failed turns to a phone and delivers group messages back into the workspace session. Group messages are delivered into the session as user messages, so anyone who can post in a chat listed under task.chats can instruct the agent with that session's tool permissions; no chat is listed by default. The app secret is stored in plain text in ~/.dsh/feishu/app.json.

Moves reasoning that a provider leaks into the visible text channel back into the reasoning channel, and emits a text block when a whole turn of answer text lands only in the reasoning channel. Catches three shapes: `<thinking>`-tagged text, text that continues a reasoning tail which ended mid-token, and an answer-only reasoning turn that stops. Healthy streams pass through unchanged, block order is preserved, and each of the four rules can be switched off in one JSON config.

Lets the agent drive the Chrome tab you @-mention — 13 tools for tabs, snapshots, clicking, typing, keys, scrolling, dragging and screenshots, with input sent as real CDP events so pages see isTrusted true and a pointer drawn inside the page. Needs the bundled Manifest V3 extension loaded by hand in Chrome (developer mode; it requests the debugger and all-URLs permissions), talks to it over a WebSocket on 127.0.0.1 ports 30795-30805, and saves screenshots under ~/.dsh/chrome-tab-shots; the macOS native input channel also needs Accessibility permission and the Xcode command-line tools.

Agent gateway manager: picks a working gateway among proxies and direct, verifies the model channel, and switches online; DSH plugin plus standalone CLI.

Connects Octo direct messages, groups, and topics to DeepSeek Harness Web, with separate conversations, channel settings, and reply progress cards. Needs an Octo bot token and Node.js 24 or 26, and ships switched off until you enable it; private chats are admitted by a local allowlist or Octo friendship, and groups and topics need an explicit @mention.

Connects Penpot to DSH across two independent channels with 9 tools: 5 MCP tools (execute_code, high_level_overview, api_info, export_shape, import_image), 2 browser-free REST tools (penpot_read and penpot_write to create files, pages and shapes or edit attributes without an open tab), plus penpot_status and penpot_control; supports official SaaS, local and self-hosted endpoints with auto-detection and config migration from DSH, Codex, Claude, Cursor, Gemini and .mcp.json, an isolated Chromium launcher, and a five-tab control panel.

Four read-only tools over nine public channels — web, GitHub, V2EX, YouTube, Bilibili, Xueqiu, LinkedIn, Reddit and Twitter — with reach_search, reach_read, reach_run and reach_channels, and per-channel notes on which paths work without a login. YouTube needs yt-dlp on PATH.

Adds per-workspace icons and a default session icon to the DeepSeek Harness sidebar. The workspace icon is picked inside the existing rename-workspace dialog; sessions without an IM channel get a default icon drawn with the same title pseudo-element the IM plugin uses, so the two stay aligned, while IM sessions keep their channel logo. Session rows are indented one level under their workspace with a vertical guide line. Icons come from 73 built-in Lucide glyphs, uploaded SVGs, or linked Iconify collections browsed from the official catalog, and follow the theme colors instead of a custom palette.

Let the model read the current session's sidebar: the active tab, open tabs, terminal screens and browser page text (page text is desktop only; the terminal channel needs DSH >= 0.2.1-rc.2).

Extends the official QQ bot channel (@tencent-connect/dsh-qqbot 0.5.3/0.5.4) in DSH with sticker tools, idle proactive small talk, long-term memory and a Settings → Plugins page. Install is manual: run lib/patch-host.mjs to patch six files in the installed channel (backed up, revertable) and --register it into your profile; you also need a QQ open-platform bot (appId/appSecret) with "receive all messages" enabled by a group admin. The channel access defaults to open (anyone who can message the bot); set access.c2cMode/groupMode to allowlist or disabled before exposing it.

Six-step video-replica workbench: fetches a Douyin/Xiaohongshu/WeChat Channels/Kuaishou/Bilibili share link or a local file, breaks the source into shots with a vision model and optional ASR, writes three A/B/C storyboards, generates a first frame and a clip per shot, then stitches the final video with optional TTS narration, burned-in ASS subtitles and BGM. Needs Node 22.18+/24.11+, ffmpeg and ffprobe on PATH, and configured vision/chat/image/video model endpoints; share links go through a third-party parser service (or yt-dlp), or upload a local file.

A Feishu/Lark channel for DeepSeek Harness: WebSocket inbound messaging that steers a running turn instead of queueing behind it, Markdown tables rendered as native Feishu table components, code blocks kept on their own lines, 13 Feishu tools, voice input and output, media upload, a model fallback chain, and a web settings page split into six grouped tabs. Runs on a self-built Feishu app over the long connection, so no public endpoint is needed.

Blocks the end of a turn while temporary files from that turn are still lying around: it registers a listener on the serial agent/turn-stopping hook and, if anything is left, steers the model with the file list and two ways out — delete them, or justify each one and move it somewhere deliberate. Candidates come from two narrow temp-file sources, plus a backup-retention channel that is on by default and flags excess .bak copies of files touched this turn. The first is the .agent-tmp/ convention directory under the session cwd: whatever is left in it is reported outright, because that directory exists only for throwaway files. The second is the paths this turn actually wrote, captured through the fs/write-intent hook; those are reported only when they sit under that cwd, fall outside .git, node_modules, .tmp-sessions and out, match a temp-file pattern, and the file is still present — which is what keeps junk already sitting in the workspace from being resurrected as a complaint about this turn. One steer per turn, subagent sessions skipped, nothing deleted by the plugin in the default steer mode (only the opt-in mode: prune deletes backups), and the check is readdir plus stat only.

Adds a composer microphone button that records audio as MP3 (default), WAV, or WebM and attaches it to the current prompt as a conversation file attachment. The format is chosen on the plugin's own detail page under Settings > Plugins; recordings are passed to the host through the conversation draft-attachment channel and are not written to disk by the plugin.

Per-person affinity for DSH personas on a QQ channel (a QQ bridge such as dsh-onebot-qq is required — the person is identified by the QQ number in each message; on the plain web UI nothing is injected): per-user scores with daily decay, reasons history, sulking and forgiveness, plus a global mood that colors replies.

Multi-character companions with optional personas, editable per-character memories, persistent chat bindings, and QQ and WeChat bot connections with QR login and refresh. QQ requires a separately installed local NapCat instance; WeChat uses the official ClawBot/iLink channel.

QQ (OneBot 11 / NapCat) channel for DeepSeek Harness: bridges QQ private chats and group chats into their own dsh sessions. Ships group guardrails (mention-only, quiet hours, cooldowns, daily quota, peak-hour mute), a tool gate with write-action audit, an outbound filter that stops the model from echoing input tags, voice transcription, media and forwarded-card support, dryRun and usage stats. Forked from dsh-onebot-qq 0.9.4. Cannot be installed alongside the upstream dsh-onebot-qq (two QQ channels on one NapCat crash-loop DSH). Private chats answer admins only (an empty admin list means nobody); group chats default to all groups and answer any @-mention, so set groupPolicy to allowlist to restrict who can drive the agent.

Merges your configured, runtime-registered and locally cached models into one panel, probes and minimal-request tests them, pulls each channel's upstream /v1/models catalog, and chains the keepers into named schemes. A virtual ModelPool provider fails over at request time with per-model cooldowns, exponential backoff, image-request avoidance for text-only models, and a 10-minute memory for rejected reasoning levels. Adds a token ledger by day and model with CSV export, and 21 regression probes. Not a fork of dsh-llm-fallbacks.

Channel test page for any configured provider/model: multi-round prompt-cache hit rate, streaming TTFT and tok/s, and a pelican SVG test.

Four-layer memory for DeepSeek Harness, ported from the memory design of NoMindSama/qq-dsh-bridge (MIT) with the QQ channel removed: an append-only dialogue log, a weighted long-term fact store with decay and one-way archiving, self-notes the agent writes about itself, Chinese bigram recall over the raw log, and incremental AES-256-GCM sync to a private git repo where only ciphertext is stored. Archived sessions drop out of recall without losing their history.