Dev & Plugin Tools

C# LSP configuration plugin for DeepSeek Harness using OmniSharp.

C/C++ LSP configuration plugin for DeepSeek Harness using clangd.

Read-only insight panel for one profile: five views over the same data — config layers, plugin tree, services, tool names and models — each entry showing which layer inserted or disabled it and whether it is running.

Boot-time watchdog for DSH web: detects broken plugins, disables them persistently so the UI opens, with quarantine audit, automatic probe recovery, and one-click restore.

Auto maintenance and resilience for DeepSeek Harness: startup self-diagnosis, automatic repair of missing directories, scheduled configuration backups with rotation, one-click restore, smart-start port detection, plugin-change self-check with automatic rollback, startup failure rescue, and a health watchdog that restarts a stuck-but-alive instance. Ships as a Cordis plugin plus a standalone CLI.

Manage, discover, install, update, and uninstall DSH skills as plugins.

Visual development studio for DSH WebUI plugins with isolated Git worktrees, live official-WebUI previews, source editing, patch inspection, builds, and validation.

Role-based manager for DSH plugins/Skills/MCP: bundle capabilities into “roles” and hot-switch them from the Web UI.

Settings-driven MCP server manager, inventory Remote, and Web settings UI for DeepSeek Harness

Plug/unplug any DeepSeek Harness plugin cleanly — list every mounted layer (bundles + patch rows), remove with full cleanup, disable/enable without deleting, and audit for orphaned/dangling state. CLI + agent-callable unplug tool. Read-only by default; destructive operations require explicit confirmation.

Installed-plugin catalog for DSH: group plugins by origin (official vs self-installed) in a searchable panel with enable/disable, uninstall, and one-click update. Published on npm as dsh-plugin-diraud.

Adds a native Store section to DSH Settings for catalog search, tag filtering, sorting, installation, and installed-plugin management.

DSH Settings plugin manager bundle for Desktop and native Web profiles

Runs the agent's filesystem, bash and PTY terminals inside a Docker container by providing the `ctx.fs` and `ctx.subprocess` seams, so cwd, environment and background processes survive a harness restart.

Registers the DeepSeek Harness web server (dsh web) as an auto-start, self-healing background service — LaunchAgent / systemd / cron plus a 30s health-check watchdog — with seven dsh_daemon_* tools (install/uninstall/reinstall/status/start/stop/update).

Task-driven plugin equip engine: dual retrieval (curated rules + LLM semantic), combo scoring (synergy/conflict/cost/trust), conflict detection and install-command export.

Install tab in Settings → Plugins: install, update and remove any plugin by npm spec, `github:user/repo` or local path through the same `dsh plugin add` CLI path; update checks against npm latest or GitHub HEAD with a downgrade guard and resolved-version verification, a pnpm 11 release-cooldown bypass on every add/remove, and service restart via the DSH Desktop shell or a relay process under standalone `dsh web`.

Alternative plugin market for DSH: curated catalog plus live GitHub browsing, zh/en cross-language search, a fail-closed pre-install static security audit with an install-hook block, and per-plugin README viewing with garbled-encoding repair.

Model-driven /init command: the agent analyzes the current repo and generates/updates a high-signal AGENTS.md, with a persistent system-prompt reminder to keep it maintained.

Tested-curation lab for DSH plugins: every entry passes real install/static-scan gates in an isolated environment, with full logs and reproduction commands (Chinese-first).

Registers `list_profiles` and `export_profile`, so the agent can show what setups exist and hand back a whole profile — bundle order, plugin versions and patch — as one portable file to share. Read-only.

Offline diagnostic for DSH: 19 checks across env, profile, and session state, with a settings "Doctor" panel and a read-only JSON API.

Zero-touch runtime telemetry for DSH: every session auto-writes task, model tier, tools, failures, duration, status into a human-readable journal with a stats section (pure observer — no tools, no LLM calls, no injection).