Plugins

DSH Web GUI right sidebar, replaced end to end: VS Code-style file explorer plus full source control (git status, stage/unstage/discard, commit, diff, a VS Code-style commit graph, fetch/pull/push sync, branch/remote management, git init, repository/workt

Packs the third-party plugins installed in a DSH profile into tarballs and pushes them to a GitHub or Gitee repository; another machine pulls the manifest, compares versions and installs only what is missing or out of date. Needs a personal access token with write access to that repository (kept in the DSH credentials service); the tarballs contain each plugin's installed source, so use a private repository.

Shares Bilibili videos of chosen categories to the QQ groups or friends you list, at random intervals (4-10 hours, at most 3 a day, quiet 23:00-08:00 by default), with per-recipient dedupe and an optional AI-written blurb. Sends through your own OneBot v11 HTTP backend (NapCat, Lagrange, go-cqhttp compatible) logged in to a QQ account, and sends nothing until you add recipients.

Review commits made in the current workspace, grouped by repository, each expandable to its per-file diff.

An agent preset that adds a working mode to DeepSeek Harness: the mode text has the model analyze requirements and plan before acting, open a gate document, and reply in a fixed three-block shape. The task tree and session-start profile injection are separate companion packages in the same repository, installed from a clone with scripts/install.mjs; only the term dictionary (dsh-term-dict) comes with this package, and without the task tree the model writes its own alignment bar. Needs DSH 0.2.1-alpha.1 or later.

Turns a repository's README.md and docs/*.png into a publishable market card: bilingual title and tagline, install command, a screenshot wall, capabilities, and an explicit limitations section — as self-contained HTML, a 2400px 2x PNG, a paste-ready card.md, and provenance-rich card.json. It refuses to invent copy: missing English goes into a missing-fields list, --strict exits 2, and a normal run stamps DRAFT. PNG rendering uses the local Chrome or Edge headlessly; without one the HTML is still written and the CLI exits 3. 48 node --test tests, zero runtime dependencies.

Zero-config per-Session freshness for codebase-memory: on Session start and on every working-directory change it refreshes the index of the Session's own repository, so each project in each Session answers from its current graph while indexing stays in the shared daemon.

Sync DeepSeek Harness sessions across devices through a git repository, with optional timed auto-push, a Settings page, and /sync commands.

Installs and runs Android native command-line tools from inside DSH: fetches aarch64 bionic packages from the Termux repository, unpacks them in pure JS and runs them through /system/bin/linker64, with no root, no Shizuku and no external package manager.

Back up and restore DSH plugins through your own private GitHub repository — list, versions, configuration and local sources included.

Audits and evolves agent context at four scopes: a single repository, a group of related repos, a knowledge hub, or the whole machine. Discovers projects, instruction files, skills, tools, knowledge, project state, evidence and credential references; reports drift, duplicate facts, broken pointers, paths left unverifiable in prose, budget overruns, unindexed knowledge, stale state and unregistered credentials; scores each scope on the dimensions that belong to it; and turns findings into reviewable migration plans that back up every file before moving it. The format contract behind the metrics is written down as a versioned spec (CTX rules, markdownlint-style IDs) that follows open conventions — AGENTS.md for instruction files, llms.txt-shaped link indexes. Also scaffolds a deliberately small hub for durable knowledge and project state. Ships a stdlib-only Python CLI plus two skills, with credentials referenced by path and never printed. Requires Python 3.9+ (stdlib only) and DSH 0.2.1-rc.2 or newer, below 0.3.0.

VS Code-style multi-repository Git panel in the DSH right sidebar: repository and branch pickers, staged/unstaged changes with inline diffs and per-file actions, commit, stash/tag/worktree menus, a connected SVG commit graph with branch multi-select, and fetch/pull/push/sync.

GitHub panel for DeepSeek Harness: connection status, repository dashboard, profile checklist, and safe metadata edits in one page.

Backs up and restores the whole DSH profile through a private Git repository: profile configuration, per-plugin settings, skills, installed plugins and MCP servers, with one-click backup and restore and a restore point written before anything is overwritten.

One main session coordinates several root sessions: a /relay command and 15 peer_* tools for batched status reports, a version-line notice, task-board claims, handoff and wake, repository watch, read-only session inspection, and a web panel. Phone notifications need the DSHA device bridge.

Sync DeepSeek Harness sessions and workspace files to a private GitHub repository for cross-device handoff, with sync badges, search and bulk upload, independent local/remote delete, conflict "pick a side", and multi-device-safe index merging.

Privacy guard for git workflows: before git commit, git push or gh repo sync it scans the content that would enter git (local paths, user info, API keys, private keys, connection strings) and blocks anything not approved in the DSH approval UI; approved items go into a manageable, masked whitelist. Native DSH Config schema with live settings, first-push full-repository scan, fail-closed checks, zero npm runtime dependencies.

Save conversations, manage notes with images, export files, and sync across devices through your own private GitHub repository.

Floating friends list and one-to-one chat for DSH, with custom avatars and status words. The required friends service is in this repository and runs via npx dsh-friends-service or Docker.

A durable RAG-enhanced long-term memory layer for LLM agents, featuring holographic memory, state-slot conflict detection, and timeline retrieval. Requires Python 3.10+ and this repository's Python dependencies: create a venv and run pip install -e ".\[dev]" in the checkout before enabling the plugin (the bundled installer is a PowerShell script, i.e. Windows).

A Settings page for the memo plugin suite in DSH Web: edits the memo Host's AI route, archived-session summary language, length, transcript budget, template and prompt, and repository URL, adds a GitHub intake section for the claim label, per-run issue cap, autopilot switch and its working directory, preset, time zone and dispatch prompt, with per-field reset and saves that reach the running services without a restart, and carries an update entry that checks the npm registry and can install a newer release through the deployment's plugin manager.

Adiciona um chip Git ao lado do compositor para abrir uma bancada central (alterações, histórico, arquivos, tags, stash) e uma seção Git nas configurações. Suporta OAuth device flow para várias contas e PAT, com permissões por repositório (full/read/none). Um botão global controla gravações; leituras ficam limitadas a uma lista de diretórios permitidos. Recusa push se nenhuma conta puder gravar no remote de destino. Exibe diffs no local com números de linha, 4 layouts, ênfase por palavra, realce de sintaxe e busca Ctrl/⌘+F; renderiza Markdown e imagens inline, permite buscar mensagens de commit e gerá-las do diff staged pelo LLM do host. Inclui 8 ferramentas Agent, 51 endpoints HTTP locais e 8 idiomas; tokens são criptografados em repouso com AES-256-GCM.

Adiciona pastas a um workspace DSH Web em execução pelo menu de contexto do Windows Explorer e inicia dsh web automaticamente quando necessário. O menu exige executar uma vez, por usuário, o instalador PowerShell a partir de um clone do repositório; não requer privilégios de administrador.

Camada cognitiva AOCI-CODE para DeepSeek Harness: comando `/aoci` de execução única e ponte MCP dinâmica para cognição governada e versionada com Git de repositórios e bancos de dados.