Plugins

Ported from the ARS Claude Code plugin (44k+ stars on GitHub): academic research skills for DeepSeek Harness — a deep-research agent team, a paper-writing pipeline, a multi-perspective peer-review panel, and an end-to-end orchestrator, plus sixteen /ars-* commands.

Find DSH plugins across several community catalogs plus live GitHub and npm search, ranked by relevance, trust, freshness and bounded popularity instead of stars alone.

Chinese metaphysics (xuanxue) divination panel and agent tool with nineteen systems: eight chart systems (BaZi, Zi Wei Dou Shu, LiuYao, MeiHua, Da Liu Ren, Qi Men Dun Jia, compatibility charts, Tarot) plus eleven quick references (almanac, solar–lunar conversion, date selection, bone-weight fortune, Xiao Liu Ren, horoscope, numerology, life-curve, feng shui, name analysis, an MBTI-style 16-type questionnaire), with ask-driven, report-style interpretation. BaZi adds exact dayun handover dates, annual suiyun hints, "passing-through" (通关), three-book classical cross-reference, four-mausoleum (杂气) month pattern selection and daily "human element" (人元司权); Zi Wei adds 34 patterns, eleven switchable school variants (including an opt-in full 61-star minor-star table that ships the placement verses alongside the chart), chained flying transformations and three-way-four-corner composite flights; LiuYao adds yongshen strength, whole-hexagram per-line strength, hidden-spirit release conditions and response-time clues (应期), while LiuYao and MeiHua quote the received Zhouyi text in full (64 hexagram statements, 384 line statements plus 用九/用六, cross-checked across three editions with variant readings in brackets); feng shui covers eight-mansion and Xuan Kong flying stars; name analysis ships a 1,062-character library with five-grid (五格) numerology and phonetics checks; tarot ships a card-by-card library for all 78 cards (Rider-Waite-Smith base: English name, card-image description, core meaning and astrological correspondence, cross-checked against three published sources — court cards deliberately carry no zodiac because two published mappings conflict, and the chart says so). A classical-source library now backs the readings: 464 indexed citations from 66 classical works, with 584 verifiable quotations including all 120 Qiongtong Baojian pattern extracts; every quote is checked as a literal substring against a 341-page offline source snapshot, variant readings are kept side by side rather than harmonised, modern editorial notes are kept separate from the classical text, and the quotations with their plain-language glosses live only in a standalone citation index page instead of the browser chunks. Every result can carry a reproducible shadow-chart ID (same normalized inputs → same ID; version bumps auto-diff chart fields) plus optional step-by-step deduction traces (rule, inputs, result and source per layer). The browser client ships as a small first-screen entry plus per-tab engine chunks loaded on demand (first-screen gzip ≈ 90KB), while the offline page stays a single file. The DSH panel and the offline page share the same grouped first screen (ask / read a person / pick a date) with recent-used entries and narrow-width folding; charts open with a plain-language conclusion, one-click copy of an ask-ready prompt and saved birth charts, and an unknown birth hour falls back to a three-pillar chart instead of silently assuming midnight. All computed locally; networking is off by default. The npm package also ships an offline single-file page (命理排盘.html): double-click to open, every tab included, no server and no network needed.

Fortune-telling toolkit: bazi, ziwei doushu, meihua yijing, liuyao (six-line coin oracle with najia), almanac, chenggu bone-weight, zodiac, date selection, qimen dunjia, fengshui, name scoring, compatibility, numerology, a life K-line chart, tarot and xiaoliuren — 16 tools whose ganzhi, stars, hexagrams and bone weights are all computed by deterministic local engines, with the model only interpreting results. Supports solar and lunar dates with leap months, China DST and true solar time correction, plus a ten-page read-only side panel.

GitHub project search and analysis: describe your idea in one sentence and the agent searches GitHub for related projects, ranks them by relevance weighted with stars, and returns a structured card — last updated, relevance, stars, weighted score, language and a one-line description for each project. Pick a few repositories and it reads their README, dependency manifest, directory tree and key files to lay out their architecture — so you stand on the shoulders of giants before you start building.

Right-sidebar GitHub panel with four rising-repository lists — created within 2 days, 7 days, 30 days, and 20k+ stars still pushed — where the first three are ranked by star velocity (stars per day) rather than total stars, so repositories that gained traction fast surface above older ones with more stars. Each row shows the repository name, its own description, language, the stars-per-day rate and up to two topics, and links to the repository. A keyword search box queries the GitHub Search API directly, debounced and IME-aware so a Chinese or Japanese composition costs one request instead of one per keystroke. Reads the public GitHub Search API anonymously: no token, no login, no account, nothing else contacted. Lists cache for 30 minutes and search results for 5; outbound requests go direct first and fall back to a listening local proxy port only if direct fails.

Read-only GitHub research tools for the agent - repository search, repo health check (stars, license, last push, size, archived), dependency manifests, and single-file reads over the raw channel - plus an oss-reuse skill that makes the agent search GitHub and check real dependencies before writing code, so features are assembled from existing open-source projects instead of rewritten; nothing is cloned and no disk space is used.

Browse and search GitHub dsh-plugin repositories from Web UI Settings, sort by stars, and install plugins through the DSH CLI.

Read-only GitHub profile page inside DSH — repo cards with language and stars, plus a one-year contribution heatmap.

A project kanban in the dsh sidebar. Every project gets its own section with four fixed columns (todo, in progress, feedback, done); add, rename, recolor, reorder and delete projects and tasks, advance a task with one click, reorder by drag and drop or with the card menu, undo a deletion, and collapse a project. Clicking a project opens a page for its key data and results: two trees (data on the left, results on the right) you arrange by drag and drop and merge into chapters, lines that show which result came from which data, stars with a star-only view of the same tree, relations between results, colours by category, and undo or redo with Cmd+Z. Colours, radii and shadows come from the dsh theme, so it follows light and dark, and the layout reflows from four columns to two to one.

DSH onboarding plugin: recommends plugins across eight domains ranked by weighted GitHub stars and npm monthly downloads, installs the recommended set in one click behind a reviewable plan, and exports or imports an environment code recording a profile's plugin list, exact versions and enabled flags.

Sidebar panel for a weekly, human-curated Chinese ranking of the DSH ecosystem: 31 tracked projects (17 installable plugins plus tools/skills) ranked by live GitHub stars with week-over-week deltas, and a real-call availability survey of the "free" models. Sponsor slots are labelled and sit outside the ranking.

Plugin center for DeepSeek Harness: installed-plugin metadata, a community market with stars and versions, one-click install and update, and a What's New dialog.

Star-rating favorites for DSH sessions: hover a session row to rate it 1-5, the row keeps an importance badge, ratings persist in a Host JSON file, and a session_stars agent tool can list, set or clear them.

Adds a Stars order to the plugin Discover tab, ranking entries by GitHub star counts taken from the market index site public catalog. Ships a star snapshot so the order works offline from the first launch, then refreshes it daily in the background. The daily refresh downloads the roughly 6 MB catalog.json from awesome-dsh-plugin.com, and the plugin wraps the host's global fetch to add the star sort key to the market index responses.

GitHub Trending masonry feed in the DSH sidebar: daily, weekly and monthly boards with category chips, concise project intros, and one-click starring that syncs to your GitHub account or saves to a local collection. It reads github.com and raw.githubusercontent.com, sends README excerpts to your current model and text to Google Translate when a translation is needed, and stars with the GitHub token you connect (or GITHUB_TOKEN / GH_TOKEN); its HTTP routes have no DSH access check.

Skill card gallery for DSH: every installed skill becomes a game-style card you can browse in four carousel modes, filter by category, source or tag, and edit — rarity, stars, five stats, tags and card art — while the card data lives in a side-car file, so SKILL.md is left untouched. Also creates and deletes skill folders.

Standing GitHub-first open-source check: a system-prompt section makes the agent extract 1-4 keywords on every new request and make one cached, rate-limit-aware github_search call, so the answer can list up to five reusable repositories with stars, language, license, last push and topics.

Local Markdown notebook: a three-column vault (rail, folder tree, editor), split live preview, tags, stars and pins, a todo centre that gathers every checkbox in the vault and writes ticks back to the file, full-text search, session-to-note deposit, insert a note into a conversation, save an answer as a note, links back to the originating answer, vault-directory and text-size settings, and four note_* tools.

Stars the GitHub repositories behind installed DSH plugins from a tab beside Installed on the Plugins page and a control on each plugin detail page; resolves a token from the environment, a saved credential record or the gh CLI, and asks once before the first star because starring is public.

GitHub console inside DSH: token sign-in, repositories, issues, PRs, commits, notifications, stars and activity, one-click cloning that keeps itself up to date, and a categorized skill library that installs GitHub skill projects for the agent.

Star-ranked radar for DSH plugins. A plugin is listed once it has 3,000+ GitHub stars or 100k+ npm downloads in 30 days; after its rank drops it stays listed for 180 days by default, so a plugin is still findable for months after a hot streak.

Ranks DSH plugins by real monthly npm downloads instead of GitHub stars, and names the plugins that star ordering under-rates. It reports the disagreement between the two orderings rather than a single quality verdict, and every number is a live read from npm's public downloads endpoint at call time, not a stored snapshot. A second dimension answers what downloads cannot: it reads the tools version line a plugin declares in peerDependencies and compares it with the version running here, so a popular plugin that cannot be installed on this host is reported instead of recommended. Read-only GETs, no HTTP route of its own.

One screen for every work you have shipped: local project facts, GitHub stars and last push, whether the plugin market has picked it up and how many downloads it has, plus pending pull-request wait times against the upstream median.