Plugins

Kimetsu no Yaiba (Demon Slayer) skin for the DSH Web UI: a night-forest palette applied through the stable token layer, nine rotating wallpapers served by the plugin host, a flame band, and a two-button dock to toggle the skin and change the picture.

A Madara pixel theme with dark crimson colors, Chinese pixel fonts, and a skippable Sharingan startup animation.

Usage statistics settings page computed locally from session logs: 30-day daily list, per-model and per-session tables with provider-aware pricing (DeepSeek peak/off-peak, bundled TokenBom flat rates); skips inherited events of forked subagent sessions to avoid double-counting.

Single/multi-line composer toggle for the DSH Web GUI: an editable shortcut (registered through the harness shortcut service) — Cmd/Ctrl+E on desktop builds and Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+E in the browser, with Linux browsers unbound until you pick one — switches the composer between its native single-line shape and a four-line-plus draft area; a small tab on the composer shoulder always shows the current shortcut and target mode; while multi-line, Enter inserts a newline and Shift+Enter sends, and the mode is remembered per device.

Adds one Prompt button beside the composer: clicking it rewrites the draft with an editable prompt-engineering doctrine and returns the result as pickable rows instead of overwriting the draft, and the same panel edits the plugin's own settings in place.

Shows an aggregated session-status dot in front of every folder in DSH Web's sidebar workspace tree — waiting for input, just finished, or running — and bubbles the sessions of nested workspaces up to their parent folder.

Scores sessions and workspaces 0-100% by time since their last activity, then shows that heat as a sidebar icon, a small heat dot before every session title, a heat line in the session hover card, and a filterable sessions/workspaces panel that also totals the turns, steps, tokens and conversation time of each workspace.

Floating toolbar on text selection in conversations: add the quote to the composer, start a new discussion from it, or copy it; quotes collapse into a card aligned to the composer and double-clicking jumps back to the quoted turn.

Puts a More row at the end of the sidebar main panel list and lets you decide, entry by entry, which panels stay visible and which move into it: a menu lists every entry with a one-click switch in either direction, a search box filters long lists, and a single Restore all clears both kinds of key. Also hides the footer action buttons, keeps the plugins entry un-collapsible, and writes each choice to the profile config so it survives a restart.

DeepSeek account balance in the sidebar foot, directly above the account avatar. The row shows the top-up balance plus any bonus, turns amber with a warning mark below an adjustable threshold and green above it, and refreshes when a task finishes.

DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin for team member management: two-level group→member org structure, Chinese display names & aliases, job titles & duties, skill tagging, retire/restore, and per-member model overrides. Ships as host tools + a Web management panel; keeps its own overlay registry so the immutable DSH core is never touched. MIT licensed.

(UI enhancement) Frosted-glass background for the whole app: one slider blends from a genuinely blurred, milky frost to a fully transparent page, and every region, control and expanded page moves as a single sheet painted on body::before; the settings page has its own independent slider, and an optional whale particle overlay reacts to the pointer. In a browser the plugin paints its own dark backdrop behind the frost. On the desktop the effect is painted on the app window itself: the dsh Windows window has never been transparent (only macOS gets a vibrancy window), so on Windows the page shows the window background instead of your wallpaper, while macOS keeps the native transparent window. Works on every dsh version (checked up to 0.2.2-alpha.3).

写 C++ 源码、配 CMake、用 Clang 构建；头文件用 /// Doxygen 文档注释，函数体用 // 分段说明，文件头标签可在设置里改。 · Write C++ sources, configure CMake, and build with Clang; /// Doxygen on declarations, // section notes in bodies, and configurable file-header tags.

Floating desktop companion for DSH: a draggable character on the overlay — tap to charge energy, blinking and emotes, naps, synthesized WebAudio sounds and particle effects. Bring your own: any photo (pet, portrait, anime art) becomes a 2.5D cutout with hand-marked eyes, and 3D models (GLB, VRM, STL, OBJ, PLY) render as a real three.js turntable. Resize 30%-300%; data stays local.

An animated pixel cat that lives over the DSH web interface and follows what the agent is doing — sitting while the session is calm, lying down and falling asleep while a run is in progress, and waking when the turn returns or typing starts. It can be dragged anywhere, remembers its position, sleeps after a minute of inactivity, and offers an enable switch, four sizes and a status-reaction toggle in Settings.

A draggable basketball desktop pet that bounces around the window, with a hoop to score in and a crate that keeps the ball.

Exports selected DSH plugins as one pasteable share code, applies the delta on another machine, and reports which credentials still need configuring.

Check your DSH setup and fix supported problems after you approve.

Desktop notifications and an app-icon unread badge for DeepSeek Harness. A banner fires when a turn finishes, when an approval, question or plan confirmation is waiting, and when a turn fails; the badge shows how many sessions need you and clears once viewed, and clicking a banner switches to that session. Follows the DSH interface language, subagent sessions stay quiet by default, titles and body length are configurable, and a loopback HTTP interface lets scripts and other tools post notifications.

Codex-compatible Skill Studio with a left-sidebar page for browsing, creating, editing, enabling, disabling, and invoking SKILL.md skills; bridges ~/.codex/skills and project .codex/skills into DSH and supports $skill-name invocation in chat.

Four native tools for image/video model discovery, contract inspection, pricing previews, approved generation and resumable task status through BeatAPI.

ClickHouse query tools for DSH, targeting ClickHouse alone: seven tools that list databases, tables and columns, sample rows, search columns by name, show EXPLAIN plans, and run single read-only SQL statements behind a client-side guard that rejects writes, multi-statement SQL, cross-table queries and external table functions. Single-table by default: the query parameter is used as given, with no built-in multi-step business flow. Zero runtime dependencies; it tells the model to backtick non-ASCII aliases instead of failing with a bare syntax error on older servers.

Reorganizes a DeepSeek Harness session transcript into a structured Markdown document with an outline and a table of contents instead of exporting the chat in chronological order. Exposed three ways: a model tool session_to_doc, a composer button, and a loopback-only Web endpoint.

Five native tools for Social Data discovery, pricing previews, approved reads, stored-result retrieval and source tables; requires a BeatAPI key for paid reads.