Plugins

Select text → annotate → send with your message; replies map back to each annotation.

DeepSeek Harness session and workspace manager —— Workspaces: archive and visibility. Sessions: move, migrate presets, delete, favorite, review later, prioritize, tag, and annotate. Batch operations.

Select browser elements directly during Vibe Coding and send structured visual feedback to the DeepSeek Harness Agent.

A novel-writing workbench for DeepSeek Harness: you tap thumbs-up or thumbs-down on candidate passages, and the model distils them into a short preference profile that carries into later drafting calls while the manuscript stays out of the drafting context. Adds a chapter board, per-chapter writing packs, annotation-scoped revision that rewrites only the annotated paragraph and verifies the rest byte-for-byte, a project ledger, and local pacing checks.

Overleaf-style LaTeX paper workbench: annotate any text in the rendered PDF and let a dsh agent revise the sources with compile checks and git history.

Annotate text in replies, diffs, or files and send notes with a message for ordered replies and source navigation; follows Host styling and automatically adapts to dsh-codex-ui.

Side web-preview panel: local static hosting, Markdown/code/image preview, one-click run of non-static projects (Cargo/npm/Go/Python) with live logs, drag files into the chat (saved to the workspace), element mark & annotate, workspace file search on 404, and link-click takeover into the side panel.

Adds selection quoting and anchored annotations to DSH conversations: selected text enters the composer as an anchored quote reference, a quote bar jumps back to the source message and highlights it, and the sent quote block names the turn and role it came from.

Element annotation and review panel for the DeepSeek Harness web client: pick UI elements in a live app preview, write notes, and send them to the conversation as one structured block

Whole-report verification for scientific reports: per-claim checks against Crossref, PubMed (retraction scan), ClinicalTrials.gov, UniProtKB, GEO/SRA and PatentsView, URL accessibility and title agreement, claim-vs-source meaning at temperature 0, and a durable restartable audit ledger with an annotated report.

Annotate on selection, persist through refresh; send the notes with your message and the model answers each one.

A `/backstory` command and tool that annotate each line with the git commit that last touched it and the agent turn + prompt that wrote it, from a persistent per-line ledger (drift-proof by content hash), DSH-* commit trailers, or the live session log.

Full-screen screenshot panel for the DSH composer: marquee selection with rectangle, ellipse, arrow, pen, mosaic and text annotation, then insert into the conversation, copy or save. The selected region can also be recognized offline — PP-OCRv6 through onnxruntime-node, falling back to the built-in Windows OCR engine — and translated into nine languages with the model already configured in DSH. On Windows the marquee covers the whole screen including the taskbar and hides the DSH window first, so the capture is of the real desktop. The panel runs in an Edge or Chrome kiosk window, and falls back to an in-DSH capture flow when no browser can be launched. Note that DSH Desktop denies ordinary browser access by default, so the full-screen panel also needs "Allow opening this Profile in a browser" (compatibility mode) enabled in the profile settings; without it every capture goes through the in-DSH fallback. Windows only (DSH Desktop); the PP-OCRv6 models are downloaded from ModelScope on first recognition.

Annotation browser in the DSH sidebar: a real Chrome page streamed over CDP with input forwarded, where picking an element or selecting text attaches its source location, component stack, styles and a crop to the chat input. Needs a local Chrome (on Windows set chromePath).

Snipaste-style screenshot for DeepSeek Harness: press F1 (a real Windows global hotkey) to freeze and dim the whole screen, drag a region, then draw red boxes and click-to-type text annotations with wheel-resizable font; the annotated PNG drops into the composer at native resolution. Esc exits. Windows 10/11.

Annotate elements in the built-in browser — click one, write a comment, then send the whole batch to the session in one message so the model can find and edit the matching source.

Draws circles, arrows, boxes and text on the DSH image preview, keeps every mark selectable so it can be dragged, scaled or re-edited later, and attaches the flattened PNG to the composer at the original image resolution.

Visual sketchboard for DeepSeek Harness: draw with Excalidraw, let AI agents inspect and annotate sketches, and review proposed edits.

Unified quoting for DeepSeek Harness Web: select file-editor text or chat messages → annotate → 「引用#N」chip → the AI receives a formatted quote block with file path and exact line range (source line hidden on the user side); sent quotes collapse into a hov

Review AI-generated Word, PowerPoint, PDF and HTML in the official preview: box problems, edit the text in place, and hand the notes to the agent. PDF and images are annotate-only; editing relies on the Harness bundled LibreOffice kit and Python.

Annotate quoted answer text in the transcript: each selection keeps its quote plus a note of your own, notes pile up as chips in the composer and travel with the message, and two or more also get a chip above the input to jump back or clear them. The chips need dsh-paste-chip installed; without it each note is a plain text line in the draft.

Annotate pages inside the existing Harness Browser: click or drag to select, comment or ask, then send marked screenshots or DOM location details to the current session. While enabled it replaces the official Browser, Chat and Layout providers; targets Harness 0.2.1-alpha.2.

Annotates every subagent with the model route it actually ran on: a badge line in each parent-catalog row and a readout in a child session's own header.

Teaching board view: agent-generated self-contained HTML is projected into a sandboxed iframe as a board, annotated by hand (brush, four colours, eraser, undo), extended in place across several tool calls, and screenshotted back into the conversation as a real user message.