Plugins

Semantic UI sound effects powered by uisfx: task start/success/failure and per-button cues, settings UI with instant preview, 12 sound packs, Host-persisted preferences, and `ctx.uisfx` service for other plugins.

Adds edit mode to the DSH settings nav for drag-reordering, per-section show/hide and named collapsible drawer grouping saved in the plugin's own settings namespace, plus pinning up to five sections to the main sidebar for one-click access.

Audible feedback for the DSH web interface: button presses are classified by semantics (normal, primary, toggle, send, close, danger, link) and the current session's task transitions (started, finished, failed) plus any pending interaction play a cue, each scenario with its own cue picker and switch on a settings page. All 78 cues and 12 sound packs are synthesised in the browser with the Web Audio API, so the package ships no audio files and makes no network request. A community port of dsh-plugin-uisfx to DSH 0.2.0, with the ported changes recorded in PROVENANCE.md.

GitHub MCP helper panel: shows copyable example prompts at Settings → Plugins → GitHub MCP (random 4 from a 30-example pool), visualizes a public user's repo star/fork/language, and adds the gh_repo_stats and gh_current_user model tools.

Connects GitHub's official remote MCP server as a DSH plugin: stores the PAT in DSH's credential center (.credentials.yaml) via github_set_token, and exposes GitHub tools as mcp__github__*.

macOS 13+. Plays a macOS system sound when DeepSeek Harness needs a tool approval, an agent question, a macOS permission prompt, or an administrator password sheet, then repeats on a 0/25/20/15/10/5 second cadence until the request is resolved. Ships as a bundle with a switch and a config form in the Plugins page.

Adds a Geek level to the Performance & usage setting: a live reading of the newest request in the composer status row (first-token latency, generation speed, output tokens, total time, amortised speed), and a drawer listing the last ten requests with an average row. Output tokens come from the provider usage; a calibrated character estimate is used only when usage is absent.