Plugins

A floating desktop overlay for Windows that shows which terminal of yours is waiting: it aggregates OpenCode, Claude Code, Antigravity and DeepSeek Harness session state over a named pipe and renders one small always-on-top panel, so you stop tabbing between windows to find out which agent needs approval. Click a row to jump to that terminal. Installing this bundle wires up DeepSeek Harness sessions; sessions from OpenCode, Claude Code or Antigravity appear once each of those terminals has its own reporter from the repository installed. For DeepSeek Harness sessions the panel only shows the state (working, waiting for approval, error, idle) and jumps to the DSH window; approving is still done in DSH.

Windows native toasts for DeepSeek Harness: pops a toast when a session needs you (approval, question, error, optional turn end), click to return to DSH, answer approvals with Allow/Deny buttons on the toast, plus a notify_user tool and an HTTP API.

Right-sidebar prompt shelf for DSH: store prompts as cards, click one to append it to the next message, keep selected cards injected into every turn of the current session, and save any sent user message back into the shelf with one click. Per-session switches, JSON storage under ~/.dsh with atomic writes.

A slim tool strip beside the conversation: one-line notes into a sticky note, a follow-up or a reminder (the sticky-note and follow-up modes need the dsh-sticky-wall and dsh-followup plugins installed); selected text quoted, saved or handed to the model; saved prompts into the composer in one click; a recap of this thread or the previous one; a read-only panel for context use, tokens, subagents and open follow-ups; plus custom entries that open a path or run a command.

Sidebar panel for Agnes image and video generation. Images: plain text-to-image, or image-to-image and multi-image composition from up to eight reference images chosen from local files or from results already in the panel, at 1K-4K across eight aspect ratios, with six one-click style presets. Video: agnes-video-2.5-flash at 720p, 4-12 seconds, in three modes that the panel picks for you - plain text, keyframe (first frame, last frame, or both) and reference (up to five images) - plus an optional seed; the task is submitted to the host process, so switching panels, reloading the page and restarting the app all resume it instead of losing the job. The prompt is written into each generated PNG or JPEG and shown again when you hover the result, where one click copies it. Browse the output directory (images and videos on separate tabs) with automatic refresh, copy a path, reveal a file in Finder, or download it; the last 24 generations persist across restarts. Images and videos can also be produced from the chat itself through the agnes_image, agnes_video and agnes_video_status tools. Both the image and the video model can be switched from the panel, with a connection test, and local reference or keyframe images are sent as base64 data URIs so no public image host is needed. Needs an Agnes AI API key saved in a local file (default ~/.agnes-key.txt).

See the whole screen clearly: a 146-token overview map first, then 1:1 blocks up to 1400x900 so text is pixel-legible; a single sight_see tool with an on-screen eye toggle, measured against a 1600px host shrink limit. Windows only (it uses PowerShell); capture stays off until you click the eye.

Connects Chrome, Edge and QQ Browser to DeepSeek Harness through a local MV3 extension and loopback bridge, exposing 12 browser tools for navigation, snapshots, clicks, typing, extraction and screenshots. The browser extension is loaded manually (MV3, developer mode) and paired with the bridge, and it requests the debugger permission.

Windows-only derivative of the official ego lite DSH plugin (@ego-lite/dsh-plugin, citrolabs/ego-lite) that cannot be installed alongside it: connects DeepSeek Harness to the installed Windows ego lite app through authenticated loopback HTTP for task spaces, navigation, page reading, clicks, form input and screenshots.

Adds a Temporary tasks section above the workspace list, where one click creates a timestamped folder, workspace and session; tasks support search, sort, pin, rename and archive, can be moved into a regular workspace, and tasks that never receive a message are cleaned up automatically.

Conversation rewind for DSH: rewind in place to any earlier user message with one click or the /rewind and /undo commands, without a new branch or window, and optionally restore workspace files edited by write tools. A Settings page lists recent rewinds per workspace and can undo the file changes from the latest one. Derived from SiriLee/dsh-rewind and maintained separately; do not install both (they share the /rewind and /undo commands and the rewind-snapshots directory).

Moves a workspace to another folder from its right-click menu: renames the folder, carries its nested workspaces and sessions along, rewrites their records, rolls back if anything fails, and can be undone in one click. Developed on Windows; macOS and Linux share the same code path and are exercised in CI against a real harness host.

Right-click menu for links and file references in DSH messages: open with the default app or a chosen app, reveal in the file manager, copy the path, name or text content, or save a copy.

Expands every session in the DSH Desktop sidebar. Its control page (/dsh-sidebar-expand-all) applies four equal-length patches to the app.asar workspace client bundle, with backup and one-click restore; after that the "Expand remaining N sessions" row reveals all hidden sessions in one click, collapsing returns to exactly 5, and a workspace reopens fully expanded instead of resetting to five. Needs an app restart, and a DSH update reverts the patch.

Fold the left sidebar panel entries into a More menu, freeing height for the workspace and session list; entries can be opened from the menu, restored in one click, and the choice persists across reloads. First install folds Taskboard, QQ Bot, Context Insights and SSH, and newly installed plugins fold by default (switchable).

Suggested next-step prompts under every finished agent turn in the DeepSeek Harness chat: the model proposes a few followup prompts at the end of each turn, they render as clickable cards under that turn, and clicking one sends it verbatim as your next message. Each card stays attached to the turn that produced it across reloads and restarts, the generation language can be chosen from 15 languages or follow the conversation, and a settings page in the dsh settings covers the language, how many suggestions per turn, the header and the in-app update check. Requires DeepSeek Harness 0.2.x (web profile) and Node.js 20+.

Math-modeling contest workbench for DeepSeek Harness: a sidebar P0–P7 progress board and traceable facts ledger, one-click render/check/layout/compile, PDF preview, and human sign-off; paired with the math-modeling-cumcm skill. Requires the math-modeling-cumcm skill's scripts (set skillDir), Python 3.10+ and XeLaTeX with ctex/xeCJK; fully verified only on Windows 11 + MiKTeX.

Renders a Live2D Cubism 4 model as the DSH web UI background: a transparent click-through canvas that covers the window without blocking any control. Eyes, head and body follow the pointer; expressions track the agent state (thinking, running a tool, turn finished, error, waiting) and the conversation (message arrives, reply ends, question asked); after an idle delay the character shows speech bubbles and plays motions and expressions drawn at random from pools you tick. Settings list the models under ~/.dsh/live2d-stage/models, expose position, scale, opacity, gaze strength and every interval and probability, and open a resizable live preview of the same canvas. Expressions and motions a model3.json omits are detected from the model folder; one sample model is included.

Judges the right reasoning level locally from the current draft and recent turns and switches it in one click; warns when the context grows long and tells apart "new topic" from "same unfinished task" — less overthinking on simple tasks, enough reasoning on hard ones.

Floating photo companion for the DSH Web UI with a 15/25/45/60-minute focus timer, water and stretch reminders, Open-Meteo weather, and a session radar listing running, ended, input-waiting and permission-requesting conversations for one-click navigation.

Backs a session up to `~/.dsh/backups/sessions/<id>/<timestamp>-<title>/` before the Web GUI deletes it, adds multi-select to the session list for batch backup and batch delete, and restores a backup in one click, re-attaching it to its Workspace so it reappears in the sidebar (npm: dsh-session-backup).

CRT idle screensaver for DSH pages: when no session is running and the page has seen no mouse or keyboard input for ten minutes (configurable), a retro CRT plate covers the window with scanlines and a looping inversion sweep. An in-window click or key press dismisses it, the wheel only locks scrolling, and the whole frame drifts slightly after the cursor; rendering is fully GPU-composited frame by frame. An adaptation of justawebsite/dsh-splash-crt (MIT), turned from a boot splash into an idle screensaver.

Zero-dependency browser hand & eye over CDP: drives your own Chrome/Edge with real clicks, Chinese IME typing, scrolling and text/selector element picking, and captures whole-page evidence into one replayable folder — DOM, accessibility tree, screenshots, cookies, storage, console, HAR, resource waterfall and perf metrics.

Native agent control for the DSH right-sidebar browser: semantic snapshot with stable refs, clicks/typing/key presses, shadow DOM and same-origin iframes, recorded JS dialogs, full-page screenshots, back/forward, viewport resizing, and native large-file download/upload through the Electron webview. Page control needs DSH Desktop (Electron webview); in the Web build only tab management works.

Controls the Browser panel DSH renders in the right Sidebar: numbered refs from a snapshot, click/type/press/select/scroll, query-scoped reads and change diffs, up to 12 steps in one call, and multi-tab focus/close.