Plugins

Replace dsh's built-in web search with search MCP servers (Tavily/Brave/Exa/Perplexity/DuckDuckGo/custom), configured from the web Settings page. Disables the built-in DeepSeek search provider while enabled.

Persistent enhanced web search: multi-engine routing (DeepSeek/Exa/DDG/Bing/Jina + GitHub/Bilibili/YouTube/V2EX/Xiaohongshu/Twitter/Reddit/RSS), SQLite+LRU cache, userscript-style extraction, Playwright rendering.

Fail-closed Feishu (Lark) channel bridge: chat with a bot, get dsh agent turns back. Official-Python-SDK-only integration (exact-pinned); deny-by-default allowlist, webhook signature/timestamp/replay verification, per-chat sticky sessions; bilingual docs.

Progressive-disclosure MCP gateway that searches large remote catalogs through `mcp_search`, then invokes exact schemas through `mcp_call` with lazy connections and bounded caches.

This plugin exports a reusable function that takes a file path or a Buffer, extracts the content via @firecrawl/anydoc, and returns GitHub‑Flavored Markdown (GFM). It also includes configuration options and an example usage.

Terminal-style input history for the DeepSeek Harness web composer: edge-first arrows with exact draft/caret restore, browser-local persisted history, Ctrl+R reverse search, workspace-scoped recall, and fully configurable keys — plus sliding-context aware

Zero-config Exa web search provider for the ctx.web seam: anonymous MCP fallback without an API key, plus keyed REST search.

Cited memory over DSH's lossless session log: distilled facts carry `(sessionId, eventRange)` citations that expand back to the exact original log excerpt.

Runtime plugin loading for the Web UI: a watched hot directory installs/updates client-plugin bundles live on every open page, no restart. Includes a right-column subagent dashboard example.

DeepSeek Harness plugin: AnySearch-backed web search provider (aggregates exa/tavily/firecrawl via one MCP gateway) registered into ctx.web.

Query 64 Chinese exams (高考/考研/四六级/CPA/法考…) with rule-aware date math (2nd-Saturday, 1st-Sunday) and countdowns.