Plugins

DSH Web UI plugin: skill and MCP management（Web界面的skill/MCP管理工具）

DSH Web UI plugin: Skills settings section with hot enable/disable, delete and add（Web界面的skill管理工具）

WorkBuddy-style skill picker: a button beside the composer opens a searchable list of installed skills; picking one inserts the official /skill-name gesture, so the skill loads with your message.

Infinite-canvas e-commerce visual workspace for product photography, virtual try-on, background edits, and video, synced live with the Harness conversation.

Manages local DeepSeek Harness skills in Settings and shows shared Agent skills as read-only.

Skill pool manager in the Settings sidebar: enable/disable, folder batch import with rename-conflict prompts, state-driven one-click DSH-spec check & auto-fix, system/project scope labels.

Browse, search, and delete user skills from the Web settings panel.

Four GitHub workflow skills for PR triage, review feedback, GitHub Actions diagnosis, and safe draft-PR publishing, reusing existing DSH capabilities with gh/git fallbacks.

Template-driven code review skill: five-step review flow, critical/medium/minor severity grading, four-dimension scoring (quality, security, performance, maintainability), dual text and HTML report output, and an on-demand reference knowledge base.

Scans the skills visible to the current session and ranks them by relevance to the recent conversation.

11 shareable workflow skills (handoff, triage, to-spec, to-tickets, wayfinder, teach, wait-what, dsh-mode-routing, ask-matt, overnight-execution, full-throttle) as an installable skill pack.

Skill Manager page in the DSH settings panel: browse system / user / workspace / preset skills, expand a skill to its file tree, view and edit files, import skills from a zip, and export or delete them (system skills read-only).

GitHub search, discovery and audit scripts wrapped as a SKILL.md pack around the gh CLI: repo search, multi-axis explore, trending, repo summaries, similar projects, code search, issue/PR search and org audits; ships as a dsh bundle (and on npm).

12 tested engineering skills (git commit, code review, test-first, plugin dev, debugging, changelog, PR review, task breakdown, and more): every SKILL.md passes a format validator aligned with the official skill rules plus an isolated load smoke test.

Renders pasted/uploaded images inline in the DSH Web chat and gives text-only models vision: the model-invokable visual_review tool calls any OpenAI-compatible multimodal API first, falling back to a local Qwen3-VL worker.

Skill manager for the dsh web GUI: a sidebar entry plus a panel listing the skills visible to the current session (split into global / local groups) with per-skill on/off switches, create / import / edit / delete. Disabling a skill removes it from the mod

In-GUI skill hub for DeepSeek Harness (dsh): browse the full local skill catalog from the official ctx.skills registry (every root + third-party providers), toggle skills on/off, inspect bodies, surface frontmatter diagnostics, and scaffold new skills — t

Security-audit methodology skill pack plus the plugin_vet supply-chain gate: eight agent skills (secret scan, dependency audit, supply-chain review, prompt-injection review, audit orchestration, threat modeling, vuln intel, incident response) in Chinese and English editions, with an npm provider bundle that mounts the skills and registers the automated plugin_vet pre-install scanner.

Bring your existing Agent Skills (SKILL.md) library to DSH: discover skills across Claude/Codex/Cursor/Gemini paths, inject a progressive-disclosure index, and load bodies on demand.

Skill & MCP management center for DeepSeek Harness — manage skills and MCP servers in Settings, live MCP status in the sidebar

Manage and organize your agent skills by category, tags and collections in DeepSeek Harness, with a settings panel and a slash-command folder picker.

Global skill hub for dsh: aggregates Claude Code, project, and .skill-package skills into ~/.dsh/skills with reference/copy import and slash-menu usage

Puts the agent on the Muretai network: its own identity, invite-based introductions, signed end-to-end encrypted messaging with agents owned by other people, and an inbound-mail wake that lets it reply on its own.