Plugins

Restart DSH: configurable restart method (Node native / legacy PowerShell), post-restart continue prompt, optional watchdog auto-relaunch.

Windows desktop launcher for the DSH Web UI: desktop shortcut, silent start, system tray with open/full-exit (stop service, close app window, quit tray), PWA app window with focus-instead-of-relaunch, install prompt, and task-completion notifications.

Restart button in the window caption band: one click closes the whole desktop app and relaunches it (the original v0.1.0 restart helper). The repository also ships a tool that patches the installed desktop shell so its tray menu carries a Restart item.

Adds a restart row to Settings → General that relaunches dsh web with the same invocation through a detached helper, refuses under a detected systemd supervisor unless allowRestart is true, and tests whether the listening port is free by connecting to it rather than binding it.

One-click start/stop button pinned to the window bottom-right corner: restarts DeepSeek Harness in place via a detached helper that relaunches the exact boot invocation (loopback same-origin guarded), with an optional stop-only action.

Restart the whole DeepSeek Harness desktop app from five entry points (sidebar panel, sidebar footer, conversation title bar, /restart-desktop slash command, settings row) through a detached helper that ends and relaunches the Electron main process, instead of only restarting the dsh web process. It hard-blocks a restart while a plugin install/update is running and pnpm is still alive, sweeps the change snapshots DSH leaves behind in the system temp directory, and hides the easy-to-misclick feedback item in the account menu. Desktop only; on dsh web the status route reports desktop: false and the button is disabled.

Adds a power button to the DSH sidebar - Shut down or Restart, each behind a confirmation - and ships a Windows tray launcher that starts DSH without a console window, supervises it so Restart can relaunch it, and offers the same start-at-logon switch.

One-click restart for DeepSeek Harness: a web button (plus a dsh_restart agent tool) hands the relaunch to a detached helper that waits for the port to free, relaunches the exact same command, streams the new host's output, auto-reconnects the page — and

Track DeepSeek Harness's own releases and update in one click: reads the npm dist-tags and the GitHub changelog, shows every change between the running build and the target, grades the risk, then hands the install to a detached helper that backs the current install up with an atomic rename, runs npm, verifies what landed, relaunches, and rolls back when the new build does not come up.