Plugins

A live iOS Simulator or USB-connected iPhone inside the conversation: 22 agent tools for booting, building, driving the UI by accessibility identity or OCR text, list-row actions and SwiftUI preview hot reload, plus a streaming sidebar panel you can tap and drag on.

Vision-first Mac computer use, for when the accessibility tree is unavailable. Ships 11 desktop_* tools - window list, screenshots, OCR text targeting, numbered elements, coordinate clicks, typing, scrolling, drag - plus a Codex-style cursor overlay with spring animation. Clicks are delivered to the target process, so the real pointer never moves and nothing steals focus. In DSH it shows up as Mac Desktop Control with a settings page that checks the engine and the Screen Recording / Accessibility permissions, with a button that opens the matching System Settings pane. Works out of the box: the tarball bundles the dsh-cu engine and the overlay as prebuilt universal binaries (Apple silicon + Intel, macOS 11+, ad-hoc signed), compiled from the repo's Swift sources by the release workflow - no clone, no Xcode, no install.sh. The only setup is granting DeepSeek Harness Screen Recording and Accessibility once. macOS only; on Windows and Linux the plugin loads without registering the desktop tools.

The official ZCode ios-simulator plugin ported to native DSH tools: the original 20 ios_* tools keep their names and arguments, plus ios_shutdown_simulator, covering Xcode project discovery and scaffolding, simulator boot and shutdown, build, install, launch and terminate, screenshots, log reading, an in-app settings page and optional idb UI automation. macOS only.

Connects the MiniMax Code models to DSH - reusing the desktop app's sign-in or signing in on its own - with Anthropic-compatible model access, a live model catalog, the daily check-in that grants the free credits, and a credit balance that follows the model you selected.

Xcode AI integration for DSH: 26 Xcode MCP tools (mcpbridge) + Apple platform skills + Xcode Intelligence-style persona (agent preset or global bundle).

macOS menu-bar status box for DSH: a whale status item shows running / waiting / completed counts and colours, its menu lists sessions grouped by workspace, a top-bar pill mirrors the counts inside the window, and the global hotkey ⌥⌘⇧D opens a single-field capture window that queues a task and sends it to the chosen workspace as a new session (queued while DSH is closed, delivered when it opens). A settings page adds an open-after-send switch. Needs macOS 11 or later, the Xcode command-line tools and the desktop app. The menu-bar part is a separate native helper that you build and install with menubar/install.sh from a copy of the repo: it compiles with clang, registers a login item (LaunchAgent) and listens on 127.0.0.1:59421, where the plugin posts session titles and status every few seconds.

Builds, tests, archives and runs an Xcode project or workspace on iOS or macOS through xcodebuild — a live filterable build log, scheme and destination pickers read from the project, and log streaming for simulators and USB devices, including iOS 16 and earlier over libimobiledevice, whose app logs stay readable while the device is locked. macOS only.

Composer dock monitor with 5 drag-reorderable pills (Context, Tokens, CPU, GPU, MEM): a 20x5 context brick matrix, per-turn net upload/download token bars, and 200ms native macOS Mach/IOKit scrolling charts with top-5 process lists. The native sampler is compiled on first start and needs clang (Xcode Command Line Tools); without it the charts fall back to 1-second samples.

On-screen test-progress HUD for DSH — a click-through panel drawn over the app under test, showing each step's expectation vs actual and whether the waiting human may take back the mouse and keyboard. Ships a universal prebuilt binary (arm64 + x86_64), so no Xcode Command Line Tools are needed; the panel itself requires macOS 14+.

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Lets the agent drive the Chrome tab you @-mention — 13 tools for tabs, snapshots, clicking, typing, keys, scrolling, dragging and screenshots, with input sent as real CDP events so pages see isTrusted true and a pointer drawn inside the page. Needs the bundled Manifest V3 extension loaded by hand in Chrome (developer mode; it requests the debugger and all-URLs permissions), talks to it over a WebSocket on 127.0.0.1 ports 30795-30805, and saves screenshots under ~/.dsh/chrome-tab-shots; the macOS native input channel also needs Accessibility permission and the Xcode command-line tools.

Two small macOS features in one plugin. keepAwake stops the display and system from sleeping while dsh runs (caffeinate tied to the host process). taskNotify posts a system notification when a top-level conversation finishes its turn, with the outcome (completed, error, blocked, output cap) and the duration; clicking the notification brings DeepSeek Harness forward. Click-to-focus needs Xcode Command Line Tools to build the notifier; without the toolchain the notification still appears but clicking it opens Script Editor. Subagents and Agent Teams members never notify, and a stop you pressed is silent by default. Both features can be switched off separately.

macOS notch panel for DeepSeek Harness: running sessions and pending approvals sit above every window, approvals are decided in place, and clicking a row opens that conversation in the desktop app. Requires macOS 14+ and Xcode Command Line Tools.

Pure JavaScript macOS Keychain credentials provider for DeepSeek Harness, replacing plaintext .credentials.yaml storage and fully supporting both refs and records without native builds, signing, or Xcode.