Plugins

Host-side DSH evaluation control plugin: injects one evaluation trial's variables, budget limits, session root and fork lineage into the agent process, routes its model calls through a host broker under a gateway lease, and writes a schema-versioned bundle descriptor for evidence attribution.

Session-aware sandbox escalation compatibility plugin for DeepSeek Harness/DSH第三方模型会话沙箱升级兼容插件

Search and manage archived and unarchived chats with read-only previews, tags and notes, workspace archiving, ZIP backups, origins and branches, manual residual-chat checks and automatic update checks. Retains legacy Recycle Bin recovery without automatic cleanup.

Live subagent run monitor for the Web UI: a sidebar footer trigger plus a fixed top-right card panel showing each subagent of the current session in real time (running/elapsed, terminal outcomes, tree indent), with one-click jump into the child conversation and a return button, refresh-surviving and mobile-hidden by default.

Add a Harness start page with session search, recent conversations, daily tasks, and a focus timer.

Pairing-code remote access for DSH: a phone-first PWA with Web Push, plus a client role that operates the host's shared sessions in the native DSH interface, behind your own reverse proxy or Cloudflare Tunnel.

MCP bridge that lets ChatGPT Web create, view, continue, and supervise DeepSeek Harness agent sessions and goals while preserving DSH's native approval, sandbox, and workspace security model.

Streaming fold for the DSH web transcript: the newest thinking window opens itself, older process rows fold into one summary, and a finished turn glides back to your prompt, which stays pinned while you read.

aginxbrowser plugin for DeepSeek Harness: fetch JS-rendered / Cloudflare-protected pages as clean markdown, aggregated web search (Baidu/Sogou/WeChat and 11 more), and indexed interactive sessions (click / type / scroll / eval / screenshot) against a host

Reference workspace files, DSH sessions, and historical ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, and Kimi conversations from the unified DSH @ menu.

Two-way iMessage channel for DeepSeek Harness over Photon: sender allowlisting, session commands, in-chat approvals and questions, and a Settings page for device authorization and hosted-line setup.

QQ channel for DeepSeek Harness over OneBot 11 / NapCat: keeps one fixed persona across sessions with long-term memory, answers in group and private chats, sends stickers and voice replies, and ships a local web console that shows what the bot is doing. Persona and memory files are yours to write — the repository only ships examples.

DeepSeek Harness plugin for dsh-baton: adding it is the whole install. Switched on, it registers the dsh-baton MCP server for Claude Code and Codex, then takes the baton over a local, owner-only control socket, runs it in a specific session through the ho

MCP management page in DSH Settings: list, enable/disable, restart and delete MCP servers, edit them in form or JSON mode, expand a server to see the tools it registers, paste-import MCP configs from 14 tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, VS Code and more) in one go, and bind a server to project directories so only sessions working inside them can see or call its tools.

Terminal-native TUI frontend for DeepSeek Harness that presents sessions, models, plugins, jobs, subagents, todos, and provider configuration through Harness capabilities while preserving real terminal scrollback.

Session-bound persistent TypeScript REPL for DSH PTC mode: bindings and imports stay live across run_code calls, edit_run_code replaces one line without resending the block, module import/export syntax is adapted via AST rewriting, and durable bindings are restored from the session journal after a cold restart.

MCP management panel for the DSH web UI: per-server status, transport and full tool input schema, with add/edit/enable/disable/remove in global and project scopes, reconnect for global servers, a five-server built-in catalog, and config import from ten other clients with a preview. A project's MCP servers share one connection per (project, serverName) — the first session opens it and the last one closes it — so concurrent sessions reuse a single mcp-client instance; the panel shows how many sessions share it and marks a config change as pending until the connection is rebuilt.

Per-model appearance for the DSH Web UI: an ordered rule list matched against the current session model name, each rule carrying its own wallpaper, theme colour, layout mode, framing and wallpaper opacity and blur, plus per-surface opacity and frosted-glass blur for the main background, left panel, right panel, cards and panels, input and controls, settings panel, conversation text frame and trajectory view.

Live flowgraph visualization for DeepSeek Harness sessions, including tool calls, parallel groups, subagent branches, and drill-down details.

Git-style dot timeline on the right edge of the DSH web UI: one dot per user message, hover for content and metadata (time, turn, duration, TTFT, tokens), click to jump. Also adds a full-session message list, in-session and cross-session search, bookmarks with #msg= deep links, and keyboard navigation.

Hosts QQ chats as DeepSeek Harness sessions: one QQ conversation maps to one DSH session that survives restarts, per-speaker tool permissions, three-layer memory with nightly consolidation, optional QQ-number binding that ties openids to QQ numbers so memories survive a bot or AppID change (binding is voluntary, never required, and never guessed from nicknames), four-section personas, context compaction, a ten-page sidebar panel, and a setup wizard that installs the Roost kernel and ai-chat plugin. Anyone in a paired QQ group can chat with the bot by default; only the owner gets the full local toolset.

Creates, reads, and edits DOCX, PDF, PPTX, and XLSX through `/documents`, `/pdf`, `/presentations`, and `/spreadsheets`; renders pages to check layout, and turns selections in the sidebar preview into edit requests for the session. Python 3.10-3.13 required.

Lets one session read, write and run bash across several folders, not just the primary root — additional roots are registered from a sidebar Folders panel or the /workspace-folders command (inherit/read-only/read-write) and share the primary root's file-fence + OS-sandbox authorization; adds no new tools.

Provides local and remote knowledge bases with project- and session-scoped recall, controlled write-back, and an embedded Web management console.