Plugins

Full sidebar workbench with file rendering and editing, terminal, Git, and subagents; third-party plugins can register new tabs.

Installs a dedicated AI novel-writing preset and workbench: revisioned local project assets, a compact side drawer, and native approval-gated single-file changes.

Security-analysis plugin for DeepSeek Harness: 33 tools spanning six security domains, evidence/reporting and toolbox, plus the case lifecycle, routing and tool ledger; a session-bound case workflow with an evidence chain, E-id validation and reproducible findings; 362 on-demand references; three hot-swappable persona profiles; and a four-tab workbench (armor / case / intercept / about) with case-state recovery after context compaction.

Novel-writing workbench for DSH with an authoring preset, outline and character management, manuscript annotations, review workflows, and a managed local Python backend.

Workbench plugin for the DeepSeek Harness web UI: collects your own projects and mounted plugin entries with rename, icon, sort, show/hide, project-to-session binding and a per-project file cabinet, adds a split-pane workspace engine with draggable panes, tabbed windows and built-in Explorer, terminal, browser, animation and custom panes, and auto-mounts an agent output into the matching window when it writes widget-result.json.

Enterprise login, colleague mentions, shared text and files, and authenticated business requests for WorkDSH Desktop 2.0.6-alpha.3+ with WorkDSH Admin; distributed as a release archive.

AI-assisted local creator workbench for DeepSeek Harness

Design workbench in the right sidebar. Its tools sit in floating groups at the canvas corners and a bottom dock with text labels, and a home screen offers one prompt box, recent designs and large template cards. When the home screen's style is Auto, the plugin picks a style card that fits the subject and hands its colors and fonts to the model; your own words, a chosen card, a reference image or a default brand design system take precedence. Each design gets its own folder. When a design needs photos, the model can copy from a library of 64 AI-generated placeholder images in 8 themes (about 8 MB, downloaded from npm the first time they are needed; made with OpenAI image generation and screened by a person, not real places, products or people); export and handoff remind you to replace them before launch. When the model builds web pages, app screens, desktop app windows, WeChat mini programs, posters, slides, emails or diagrams (mind maps, grant-proposal style technical route charts, product roadmaps and architecture diagrams, with lines and arrows laid out automatically and a fixed size for export to Word or PowerPoint), each HTML file shows up as a screen on a canvas inside a device frame and refreshes when the file changes; screens far from the view show a background thumbnail and load the live page when you move closer; while the model writes a page, the sidebar grows with it and a few cursors draw boxes, fill colors and type where it is writing, with a timer in the status bar; local dev servers are proxied with hot reload intact, and an existing HTML file or folder opens by browsing or by dragging it into the sidebar (desktop app). A design library gathers every design you made in any session, your saved inspiration (reference images, URLs, style cards) and a design market of shared templates, design systems and style cards (16 templates, 3 design systems and 20 style cards to start; search, filters, full-size screens and a live view; an offline copy ships with the plugin): start from one in a click, or share your own design to the market after a personal-data scan and an offline design check; after connecting GitHub once (public repositories only), submitting takes one click, and the web form still works. Mini program screens get the WeChat capsule in the top-right corner, which turns white over a dark top bar, and the design check flags text and buttons hidden under it. App and mini program screens follow platform layout (status and nav bars, a tab bar of 2 to 5 items, safe areas), desktop app screens get macOS traffic lights or Windows caption buttons, and the design check flags content under the Dynamic Island, the home indicator or the window buttons. Click an element or drag a region to put its selector, source file and styles into the composer, or draw on the preview (pen, highlighter, arrow, box, circle, text) and hand the marked-up screenshot to the model; picks, markup and style changes appear in the composer as small chips while the model still gets the full text. It can extract a brand design system from your website or project (colors by role, fonts, type scale, radius, shadows, buttons, inputs and cards) and use it for every new design. The model adds a few tweak sliders to each design (spacing, radius, brand color, layout variants) that update all screens live and write back to the stylesheet in one click. A finished design can be turned into React, Vue, Next.js or plain HTML code, or for mini programs into uni-app or native WeChat code; existing uni-app (including HBuilderX projects without package.json), Taro and native mini program projects are recognized so new pages go straight in, and each built screen is diffed pixel by pixel against the design. Also has a design tokens panel, twenty style presets (each a live sample screen you can open full size), a style panel (font size, colors, radius, padding and more) that writes back to the HTML or hands the change to the model together with the CSS rule and line behind each property, versions saved before and after each turn with drag-to-compare and restore, export to images, PDF and PPTX (links between screens stay clickable), a LAN QR link for viewing on a phone, link arrows and a click-through try-it mode, a multi-size view, in-place text editing, reference-image palettes, and a design check (overflowing, clipped or overlapping text, contrast, tap target size and more). Bundles a ui-design skill and seven tools: preview_page opens a preview; check_design measures every screen at real sizes in a hidden local Chrome or Edge (bars covering content, script errors, missing assets, dead links; CSS file and line for contrast and font-size issues; cropped screenshots of serious problems); look_design hands real screenshots to the model; extract_design_system builds a design system from a site or project; handoff_design writes a handoff pack (screenshots, routes, tokens, shared components); compare_design diffs the built local page against the design and marks what differs. find_photos copies matching placeholder photos from the photo library into the design. Adds a Design mode for new sessions (Standard mode's tools plus the skill, the seven tools and a design persona); each part has its own switch on the Plugins page. When DSH is opened from a phone or another computer, local-file designs are bundled into a sandboxed frame so they still show, and unchanged screens are not sent again. An experimental option, off by default, has the model also write business annotations (rules, states and edge cases the UI does not show), shown as numbered markers on the page and cards in the sidebar and passed on in code handoff.

A workbench for engineering and math problems, with nine tools for reading images, solving, plotting and verifying answers, plus four bundled skills. Needs Python with numpy and Pillow. Image reading, figure checking and formula typesetting rely on a vision provider you have configured a key for, so those images are sent to it, and without a key they fail while the other tools still work.

Paper reading workbench: library + PDF reader + tutor-style companion. Answers cite clickable page numbers that jump back and flash the exact passage; select-to-ask without leaving the paper; bundled strict-tutor preset (reading plan, section coaching, graded quizzes tracked across sessions). With MinerU configured (self-hosted, no signup / mineru.net cloud token): scanned PDFs become readable, formulas become click-citable (one click sends the LaTeX source into the chat) and searchable (QK^T hits directly), plus a per-page formula panel; optional embeddings endpoint adds semantic recall for plain-language questions. Rename/delete topics and papers — deletes go to a recoverable .trash with a batch-clear flow for non-empty topics; reader with scroll/single-page modes, rightbar-fullscreen safe, one-click path copy and translated-PDF export; in-place original ↔ Chinese toggle (babeldoc, zero preinstall). Transcription and search run locally by default — documents never leave your machine; only when cloud MinerU, an embeddings endpoint, or a translation endpoint is enabled does the corresponding text go to the service you configure.

Claude Science-style research workbench: ReAct research-loop engine (research_* tools), versioned artifacts with provenance (artifact_* tools), and 10 science skills for genomics/pathogens/bioinformatics.

Session Workbench: full-text search past sessions, recall up to 3 as @references, and manage conversation-view tabs (show/hide + drag reorder).

Calendar and hierarchical task workbench: AI-assisted intake clarification, consultation, decomposition, execution with user acceptance, and review, plus reminders and per-task AI session workspaces.

Novel-writing guardrails: 24 novel_* tools enforce fact-ledger consistency, outline and chapter gates, a deterministic machine audit with a zero-token AI-flavor scan, and proposal-only revisions; a right-panel workbench covers reading, TTS playback, whole-book checks and batch drafting with checkpoint resume.

Cursor-style IDE mode for DeepSeek Harness: one click on a workspace menu turns the main panel into a VS Code-like workbench with a Monaco editor, file tree, Git panel (commit graph, push/pull, per-file revert), SSH hosts and a real PTY terminal on the left, while the official DSH conversation stays docked on the right so tool calls, file edits, approvals and session history keep working as you code. Built on a craft-first belief: write it by hand, understand every change, treat AI as an assistant and stay the first owner of your software.

Research-only trading workbench bundle: typed market-data provider seam with a CSV reference provider, multi-timeframe indicator regime snapshot and OHLCV tools, interactive chart cards in dsh web with provenance-gated model annotations, and a risk-guard denying execution-shaped tool calls at tools/pre-execute.

Local-first A-share research workbench for DeepSeek Harness: market dashboards, watchlists, valuation, four investor agents, versioned reports, and continuous post-report chat.

Fills in the Web UI's missing IDE workbench: resizable chat / editor / files-and-Git columns in Conversation, multi-tab file editing with save and new-file, workspace Terminal, a file tree with name filter and open-in-external-editor, SCM (stage/commit/push/pull, branch switch, Git graph, inline diffs), a status bar, and git_* model tools.

QA project workbench for dsh: manage test projects, requirements, test cases, defects, milestones, reports and approval gates through a browser UI and 18 QA-domain tools.

Embedded C/C++ firmware development toolbox: agents and skills covering FreeRTOS, interrupts, NVM storage, Keil MDK, ARMCLANG, HardFault triage, state machines, architecture, and LVGL patterns.

A visual workbench for reference-image generation, cropping and component-wise Tripo 3D modeling, with per-task paid-operation approval and local asset previews.

Turn a one-line requirement into verified delivery. TeamFlow runs a multi-stage pipeline — triage, PRD, design, technical plan, parallel development, QA with defect rework, acceptance — and gives the model 12 `teamflow_*` tools plus a workbench with a live pipeline graph and a backlog kanban. Each requirement gets its own folder holding the PRD, design, technical plan, QA report and acceptance record.

PPT workbench: eleven ppt_* tools create, edit, reverse-engineer, QA-check and export slides from a plain-text PPTD project; five design-system families, themes, animations, posters and infographics.

Presents DSH Web as a playable, full-screen first-person Minecraft-style voxel interface—not a color-only skin: users walk through a persistent Three.js block world and access native workspaces, sessions, conversations, tools, model selection, permissions, context information, and the composer through in-world facilities and a workbench.