Plugins

Lightweight usage analytics for DeepSeek Harness — token trends, activity heatmaps, model breakdowns, and exports.

Langfuse observability for DeepSeek Harness: exports session logs as OpenTelemetry traces (GenAI semantic conventions) to Langfuse's OTLP endpoint

One leader, many sessions: tell the leader the goal and it splits the work into cards, runs persistent worker sessions in the background, collects their reports, and keeps the facts on a per-project board in the right sidebar, so several features move in parallel instead of one at a time. Project-level LEADER.md and SLOTS.md prompts shape every request, and `read_worker_session` replays a worker transcript read-only without waking it.

Adds an /if slash command to DSH: the first line is a condition and the remaining lines are an instruction. A fork subagent that inherits the session tools, system prompt and message history judges the condition and answers YES or NO, and only on YES is the instruction sent to the main agent as an ordinary user message, while a NO sends nothing. The condition, judge prompt and verdict never enter the main transcript. While the agent is busy the command queues with ordinary messages, editable, removable and steerable from the queue panel, and a setting switches to the 0.2.x background mode. The judge runs read-only, and falls back to a one-shot model call over a plain transcript when the host has no context-inheriting fork provider. Supports DSH 0.2.1-rc.5 and later (verified on 0.2.1-rc.5 and 0.2.2-rc.1) and Node.js 20.3 or later.

Route table assigning provider, model, and reasoning effort to subagents by workspace directory prefix; supports global default policy and in-composer session popover.

Windows-only guard against the desktop shell locking itself out: it counts the dsh-auth-* launch cookies the shell has accumulated, reports how much of the 16 KiB request-header budget they consume, and once the count passes 40 it backs up the whole Cookies database and lets DSH rebuild it, so every cookie in that profile is cleared. Install is one command: on load the plugin registers its own weekly scheduled task pointing at the scripts inside the package, and uninstalling it removes that task — nothing to copy into your home directory and no schtasks line to run by hand. The check itself runs while the app is closed (it waits up to 3 hours for the shell to exit). It does not raise the header budget or keep a floating panel; scripts/ can also be run standalone without the app installed.

Adds two enhancements to DSH ask_user_question choice cards: right-clicking an option expands a per-option note that is merged into the submitted custom answer, and a footer field asks a side question answered by a fork subagent from the session context, read-only, with no write-back. Keeps left-click, skip, paging and the countdown working as before, and only claims generic choice cards, not plan review or approval cards. Supports DSH 0.2.x from 0.2.0-rc.1 (verified on 0.2.2-rc.1) and Node.js 20+. Derived from buaaflyaway/dsh-question-note (MIT) and inspired by MichengAI/dsh-btw (Apache-2.0); do not install it together with dsh-question-note — both take over the same ask_user_question card.

One plugin brings the rtk token-saving setup from Claude Code to DeepSeek Harness: commands rtk can rewrite are rewritten, and builds, tests and logs that rewriting cannot reach are compressed too; common commands such as git, cargo, npm, pytest and docker are covered (rtk itself supports 100+ commands). After compression the model is told what was elided and how to recover it — when the sandbox cannot reach the rtk store, the original is saved separately and its path is given — and `/rtk stats` shows how much was saved. When a rewrite is unreliable the original command runs as usual: if rtk cannot run, or the command rtk returns would drop arguments, nothing breaks. The rtk binary ships with the package, so mainstream platforms need no separate rtk install, unlike most other rtk plugins.

Compares installed plugins against a downloaded DSH update and reports which interfaces they use that the update no longer exposes. Runs before you install, with a dry-run diagnose command for when it declines to act. Windows only, on the DSH desktop app, with Node.js 18+.

Qoder-style workspace mode and branch chips on the session row; picking a branch arms it, and the first message creates a dedicated git worktree and moves the session into it. Windows only: the write grant runs PowerShell Set-Acl; elsewhere Worktree mode reports an error and stays in the main checkout.

Registers one tool, report_health, that answers whether a scheduled report job actually ran. It judges by side effects rather than exit codes: how old the newest report folder is, how many documents it holds, whether more than one report category is present, whether the audit ledger was synced recently, and how long ago the last log was written. Exits nothing, calls no model, and reads only local paths you can override by config or environment variable.

Turns a repository and a running system into acceptance material - database design, design specs, a user manual with screenshots, and test / go-live / acceptance reports. Sections follow GB/T 8567-88; anything it cannot verify is left blank instead of invented. Requires Python 3 with python-docx for .docx output, and Google Chrome for automatic screenshots.

Whole-disk file search on Windows: ask for files or folders by name, path, extension, size or modified date and get matches from the local voidtools Everything index in milliseconds, with full paths, sizes and modified times. A second card reports whether Everything is reachable and how many items it indexes. Ships the official Everything SDK, so no es.exe or HTTP server is needed; Everything 1.4+ must be installed and running (the plugin can start it).

Organizes task materials and supports session handoffs across workspaces.

Adds a prompt-refine button to the DSH composer and, when auto mode is on, refines the prompt before the agent starts by rewriting the text with recent session context through a side-channel model call, asks on the native question card when the rewrite cannot be decided, reports each stage as a command card in the chat, and keeps the original text when analysis fails.

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.

Collects the papers a DeepSeek Harness conversation cited, checks each one against Crossref, OpenAlex, arXiv and DataCite, and exports the confirmed entries as BibTeX or RIS.

Persistent cost ledger for the DeepSeek Harness: every priced model call lands in a monthly JSONL file; /ledger renders monthly reports, /ledger-export writes CSV, and the agent can query its own spend via ledger_query.

An offline novel reader: imports .txt and .epub into the right sidebar, shows the chapter being read in a resizable peek window above the composer, and resumes each book at the paragraph and in-paragraph position it was closed at.

Conversation lock for the DeepSeek Harness sidebar: every conversation row gets a lock button, and a locked conversation blurs only the conversation area behind a password box while the sidebar stays usable. Re-locks on window blur, tab hide, page hide, or whenever the open conversation changes, and never pauses a running turn - the veil reports that background work continues. The password digest, lock flags, and preferences live in <DSH_HOME>/session-lock/state.json behind two same-origin routes guarded by a custom header, so clearing the page localStorage unlocks nothing; PBKDF2-SHA256 with a random salt, and a 30-second input lockout after five wrong attempts. Recovery is opt-in per machine: a Windows login password (enabled only after a real .NET PrincipalContext ValidateCredentials check against the local machine, so Microsoft accounts and passwordless machines keep it off) and a cooling period chosen while creating or changing the password (1/6/24/72/168 hours; expiry clears the password and releases every lock, and the correct password cancels the countdown). A settings section covers status, changing the password, lock new conversations, hiding locked titles, a three-position archive-restore policy (all / locked only / off, switching needs the password), lock everything, and unlock everything. Dialogs use the native dialog top layer, so a dialog opened from Settings is never covered by it. Requires DSH 0.2.0-rc.1 or newer; no build step.

Wire up Feishu/Lark from a four-step wizard that discovers your chats instead of asking for a 32-character id, creates the app by scan, and runs a nine-item live self-test that names the exact scope to enable when a check fails. It drives a companion MCP server of 25 tools, including ones that move local files into a chat and pull a message's attachments back to disk. The MCP server is a separate install: take dsh-feishu-mcp-<version>.mjs from the dsh-feishu Releases (or npx github:yinsang0910-star/dsh-feishu-mcp); until it is in place the self-test reports MCP as not mounted and no mcp__feishu__* tool exists.

Let DSH speak: every reply is rewritten into natural spoken language before being read aloud, with code, tables, and Markdown handled gracefully. Works out of the box with system TTS; Doubao (third-party API) adds dialects and expressive voices; the local Kokoro engine runs offline to keep content on your device. Supports both DSH desktop and dsh web. Optional session sounds tell you when the agent is working, finished, or waiting for your answer — with swappable built-in tones and support for your own audio.

Columbina mascot for DeepSeek Harness: a 2D live pet on the desktop and inside the web panel, with four sprite sets, 76 official voice lines in Chinese, Japanese and English, weather reports, sticker moments, idle whispers, and a right-click menu for the sprite switch interval, sprite set, language and scale. Also includes quiet hours, volume with one-click mute, a searchable idle-action picker, and a power-save mode. It is a 2D-only fork of PC2005-cloud/dsh-pet (MIT) with upstream's 3D skin switching removed; it uses its own plugin id and can be installed alongside dsh-pet.

Static-context audit for a DSH home: a six-layer baseline (rules, memory, skills, tool surface, sessions, KB), broken-path checks for a markdown capability map, memory duplicate/stale/over-limit reports, SKILL.md description compression, and tool-surface plus cold-start static-context estimates recovered from session logs. Four read-only DSH tools; writes require --apply and are backed up first. Requires Python 3.10+ on the host (stdlib only; all four tools shell out to the bundled CLI).