Plugins

Controle de contêineres tipado e protegido: ps/logs/inspect/exec/start/stop e compose up/down com saída em JSON, direcionamento com reconhecimento de projeto e operações destrutivas condicionadas a aprovação

Memória citável sobre o log de sessão sem perdas do DSH: fatos destilados carregam citações `(sessionId, eventRange)` que se expandem de volta ao trecho exato do log original

监理日志跨日连续性与旁站覆盖提示（依据 GB/T 50319-2013 等公开文件，仅提示差异，不作出定性结论）

Provide a LeLogin skill for credential injection and authenticated business applications without exposing plaintext secrets.

Skill browser and switchboard for the DSH web GUI: a sidebar entry lists skills from configurable source directories as cards, clicking a card opens the full SKILL.md, and the per-card switch writes disable-model-invocation and registers or removes that skill in the agent skill catalog, so the model can load exactly the skills that are switched on. It also recognises WorkBuddy expert-team folders and shows avatar, tags, quick prompts and members, registering its lead prompt as a skill when switched on. Source directories are editable in the panel.

Gives DSH the full 33-tool browser surface (ctx.browser seam -> a self-hosted headless moli browser over CDP: one 127.0.0.1 daemon with Bearer-token auth, request-path whitelist and WebSocket rewriting, no root/GUI/Electron needed; single-engine moli serve with auto LD_LIBRARY_PATH/FONTCONFIG_FILE injection and a persistent profile dir for logins), plus a web panel — a real page you can click, scroll and type in, operation/console/network logs with one-click cleanup, a customizable window (border color, transparency, glass, fit-to-picture with no black bars, top-inset and self-centering) and an adjustable page size (1920x1080 by default) — plus a collapsed pill that can be dragged to any spot on the screen (free position), a live view that auto-resumes when you switch back to the web tab, and a 1920px default max edge for the live frame — and two bundled skills (browser, browser-runtime) served through the plugin built-in skill provider, so the skill centre lists them as system-level by default without writing into $DSH_HOME/skills.

Cache-first code exploration: the rdd_explore tool queries the project's .rdd/exploration index and, on a miss, dispatches a read-only worker subagent to explore and register findings; rdd_models serves the live model catalog for dispatch-time model selection.

Sweeps AI byproducts (scratch files, backups, logs, caches) into a reversible trash per project, and on project close classifies deliverables, archives reference results and writes a cleanup report.

SQLite-backed long-term memory for DeepSeek Harness: add, search, update and archive entries with categories and tags, automatic conversation logging, tiered compression, and a project dimension that scopes retrieval to the current workspace plus global facts.

Adds Copy session ID and permanent deletion of a Conversation's log, projection cache and workspace references to the session row's ⋯ menu, behind a two-step confirm.

Per-task disk-space ledger in the sidebar with opt-in reclamation of unowned junk; session logs are never trimmed.

Permanently deletes one session from the sidebar session menu, or several at once through a bulk-delete entry beside the sidebar section title that turns the session list into a multi-select with an explicit confirm step — log directory, workspace membership, live Host instances and the client list row; it also sweeps rows whose log is already gone, and retries a user message or an assistant reply from the button right of Copy.

Move a session to another folder, permanently delete it, or AI-rename it from the Web UI — by dragging a session row onto a folder title or from the session menu. Moving rewrites the session header cwd, relocates the persisted log and updates workspace accounting so history travels with it; deleting stops running agents and removes the log, projection-cache row and workspace accounting. The same three operations ship as agent tools: workbench_session_move, workbench_session_delete and workbench_session_rename_ai.

Export the current session to clean Markdown from a button in the session header, through the native save dialog, with a CLI and an HTTP route over the same renderer; reads session logs directly (formats v0, v3 and v4) and declares no @deepseek-ai peer dependencies.

Adds a red "Delete session" row beneath Archive in the sidebar session menu and permanently deletes that one session - its stored logs and its workspace account entry, written through the workspace registry itself. A second click confirms and the row leaves the list immediately; sessions opened this run are disposed from memory first so nothing resurrects them, and a session running work shows one extra warning whose click stops the task before deleting.

Copies a session log path (or a paste-ready handoff block) and turns the multi-frame zstd log into a readable file another session can continue from.

Reuses the local model proxy of a logged-in XiaoyiWork desktop app (Windows only) so its models appear in DeepSeek Harness without a separate API key.

Adds a one-click switch to every provider row in Settings - Models: turn a provider off and it leaves the model picker, turn it back on and it returns. It works by wrapping the model catalog call, so it affects the catalog and the picker only, never routing, keys or provider config; existing sessions that already use such a model keep working.

Light/dark colour theme for the DSH web UI with an APTX capsule logo, browser tab title and icon branding, and optional Ai Haibara (Detective Conan) artwork panels, configured under Settings → General → Appearance with a no-decoration mode.

One-shot entrance animation when the workspace opens: the logo is written onto the canvas, then an inverted color bar sweeps across on exit; mirrors light/dark themes automatically.

Ports CSDN blog article typography into the DeepSeek Harness web GUI — heading hierarchy, quote blocks, solid-grid tables, inline code and Atom One syntax highlighting, in matching light and dark palettes.

Refines the built-in cache-hit percentage to three decimals in place across the composer stats row and the token-usage dialog.

A right-sidebar session panel that lists every Skill, MCP tool call and file read or write by turn and step, with per-failure error detail.

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.