Plugins

Conversational bookkeeping bundle for dsh: record expenses/income by chat with strict amount validation and natural-language dates, then query, report, export CSV/HTML, and track monthly budgets against a local SQLite ledger.

DeepSeek account balance and model cost tracking with official peak/off-peak pricing, three-tier token billing (cache miss, cache hit, output), per-model and per-session breakdowns, a composer summary bar with hover details, CSV export, and a settings panel.

DSH Web Usage Center with local SQLite history, HUD and dashboard, Hub account/quota snapshots, custom pricing and fee ledger, and CSV/JSON export, plus coding-plan OAuth and an optional loopback OpenAI/Anthropic gateway.

A DeepSeek Harness plugin that interviews the user about a project, generates a project timeline / Gantt chart, and exports it as Word or Excel.

Design Studio tab: design briefs become html/css/js mockups with live preview, element picker, design-agent chat with vision review, identity presets and zip export.

A DSH Web plugin that turns chat sessions into editable mind maps, with Markdown, Mermaid, PlantUML, XMind text, and TODO exports.

Export the current DSH conversation, or selected turns, as clean readable Markdown.

A draggable mascot invites you to play Xiangqi (Chinese chess) while the AI thinks, with a built-in engine, move-record export, and optional multi-model commentary.

System proxy detection (scutil/env/PAC) with a status tool and a proxy_export bash snippet tool.

Registers the Inspiration Deck Workshop skill for DSH: local static HTML presentation decks (6 deck templates, 25+ layouts, 23 themes & motion showroom) with a validate + PNG/PDF export CLI and smoke tests, zero runtime dependencies.

Exact-profile control of your real logged-in Chrome browser: an MCP server plus MV3 extension and authenticated localhost bridge for tabs, locators, file injection, media export, and durable scroll capture, with no debug profile or remote-debugging port.

Brings your existing Claude / ChatGPT history into DSH: instant zero-token import of the memories.json inside a Claude export, local Claude Code transcripts with no export needed, and conversations distilled through the model you already configured in DSH. Every memory carries verbatim evidence checked against the source by code — a paraphrase is dropped and counted, and evidence found only in the assistant turns is always routed to review rather than stored.

Session lifecycle CLI: export (md/json/jsonl), archive/restore, trash, search, and stats. Read-only by default; nothing is ever deleted by the engine.

Vendor-based usage dashboard: per-provider token/cache/output KPI, a 53-week heatmap, trend chart with hourly "today" view, model drilldown, cost estimation, CSV export, and health cards (TTFT, generation speed, peak context, error rate).

Cross-tool session migration plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (dsh): high-fidelity ingest, continue, knowledge extraction, bidirectional export, privacy redaction.

/repro exports a minimal, secret-scrubbed, replayable problem bundle: the session log, failed commands, and Git diff.

Telemetry backend exporting turns, model steps, and tool calls to yiTrace.

Render Markdown to a standalone, self-contained HTML page: an `md_html_render` tool that works in a headless profile, plus a web drawer to browse, preview, edit and export local `.md` files; both share one renderer, with no runtime dependencies.

Recurring Excel template fill and reconciliation review: declare the file, sheet, header row, match key and amount columns once, preview every cell write before it lands, compare amounts as exact two-decimal values, list the unmatched rows as exceptions, and export a filled template copy with an HTML report and a JSON trace back to the source rows.

Convert Notion blocks and Markdown in both directions, with no API client and no external dependency. A Notion paragraph is an array of rich-text runs while Markdown says one string, so the two directions are a split and a merge rather than a pair of inverses — rich-text runs are cut at every annotation boundary one way and re-merged the other, with fences widened when the content already contains backticks. Reports every lossy step instead of swallowing it.

Cross-session persona and diary for DeepSeek Harness: a local gate decides whether a turn is worth remembering, then one extra model call turns it into a first-person diary entry plus an impression of the user, where every impression carries the specific moment that produced it. Later conversations inject about 2000 tokens of that as a self-memory block in three registers: a persona core, a section for judgements the model wrote itself, and the diary. There is a tool for the model to record a judgement in its own words, and a plain markdown hand-note file the human can write into which the plugin only ever reads. A sidebar panel lets you read, forget or export the archive, and forgetting demotes an entry rather than deleting it, so an old one still surfaces on a strong topical match. Local-only, secrets are stripped before anything is sent, and the archive is a plain folder you can read, edit or carry to another account. Zero runtime dependencies, no build step.

Visual frontend revision workbench: point at a real page element, describe the change, send it into the current DSH session, then review fixed-viewport before/after screenshots (1280x800 and 390x844) beside a captured source diff, accepting each revision item by item. Revision records are kept per session under .dsh-revise/ and export as a single portable HTML report.

API regression and acceptance workbench: snapshot the responses of the endpoints you register before the agent edits the backend, rerun them all after the edit, and review a structured field-level diff (status codes, added and removed fields, numeric old → new values with the delta) beside the captured source diff, accepting each endpoint one by one before exporting a Markdown or single-file HTML report.

A novel-writing workspace: one folder per book, YAML/Markdown sections, an auto-wired relationship graph, consistency checks, four LLM tasks and four export formats.