Plugins

Limbus Company desktop-lyrics style toasts for session events: approval requests, turn start and turn end appear as per-character animated text above every window on Windows — ripple/drop entry and exit, jitter or wave motion, per-event glow colors, random left/right screen-side placement, {tool}/{outcome}/{title} message templates, all editable live from a settings page in the DSH GUI; the transparent companion overlay is auto-launched by the plugin host and respawned when it disappears. Windows only; requires running npm install inside the package companion/ directory once to fetch Electron ^33 for the overlay.

IDEA-style Git workbench for the Web UI: commit graph with lanes and ref labels, log filters, commit details, split and unified diffs with per-hunk staging, a fine-grained zero-context mode, local changes with amend and sign-off, rename-following file history, per-line annotate, stash, branch operations, compare, tags, an interactive rebase planner and conflict resolution. Records which model produced a commit by stamping an Assisted-by trailer from the live session, and renders any existing commit trailers as chips, so AI-authored history stays traceable.

Trimmed fork of ItQianChen/dsh-github-flow: a floating panel plus a right-column review pane for the pull requests raised in a session, showing CI state, review comments and merge status. It also registers the github_* agent tools (PR merge and review, secrets, raw API), so do not install both.

Turns GitHub, GitLab and Gitee URLs in the transcript into hover cards with cached repository metadata, and opens them in the DSH sidebar browser on click; plain URLs and GenUI blocks are covered without patching GenUI itself.

Visual Git graph, interactive branch management, and commit diff inspector in DeepSeek Harness right sidebar.

Codex-style location, worktree and branch switchers on the New Session screen of DSH; all git work runs in the host half.

System-1 decision guard for DeepSeek Harness, 4 questions asked before tool calling (risk reversible, relevance, injection suspension) and allow/ask/reject action. Needs an API key for a system-one compatible provider; decision requests are sent there.

Per-target scheduled wake-ups for a DSH workspace: interval, quiet hours, daily cap and a prompt per target; each wake-up waits for the turn it started and records the outcome, and a turn that never finished is not counted as done.

Reflex arc for DS Bot: runs as a sibling DSH plugin with no change to ds-bot, collects facts in cheap layers, scores them with a local decision model, and wakes a Bot only when something crosses a threshold.

Beta: a project supervisor for DeepSeek Harness — standing rules plus a Web panel (three switches, dispatch modes) that splits a goal into parallel teammate dialogs, checks engineering baselines, interviews new-project requirements and protects beginners. The standing rules come from the repo kit installer, an optional separate step.

Thinking-sorting plugin. A switch beside the composer puts the session into a three-stage mode — sort, critique, research — and each stage has a checklist of what it should produce before you press the advance button; finished ideas are filed by genre into Settings → Thoughts Center. A floating notebook holds half-formed sparks and opens a new session with the chosen one already written into the input box.

Parent-agent dispatch with review: split a task into work orders, hand each to a contractor you picked (its own provider, model, and reasoning effort), then pass or fail every delivery — failed ones are re-dispatched with your feedback.

ZenTao work panel in the DSH left sidebar: lists tasks, bugs and stories assigned to you (web-login protocol, so instances where the RESTful v2 API is unavailable are supported — verified on ZenTao 18.13 open-source) with search, smart sort, overdue / due-today filters and a flow-board view; opens a new chat pre-filled with the card's description, recent comments and screenshots (or a blank one), or dispatches it to a new background session with workspace, model, reasoning-effort and optional-instruction selection (single or multi-select batch), turns screenshots inside ticket descriptions into real image attachments, reads back the linked session's latest reply once a card is done and lets you answer the agent from the panel while it waits on you, and tracks each card with live running / needs-decision / done status plus manual overrides and a manually-marked finished state, with a deep link to ZenTao's finish / resolve page. Multi-account; read-only, no writes back to ZenTao.

Standalone Skills page for dsh: lists every skill with an enable switch at global, project or session scope, keeps unchecked skills out of the model catalog, and sorts them into named categories.

Format checker for theses and lab reports: verifies body font size, first-line indent, line spacing, Chinese font, header student ID and name, page margins, and figure/table caption numbering against a JSON rules preset, then reports each problem with its paragraph location and the concrete fix. Read-only, zero dependencies (Python standard library only), and it refuses to report a pass when no check actually ran. Requires Python 3.8 or newer on PATH.

Syntax-highlighted code for reports via one highlight_code tool: 68 languages, 15 themes, 11 output formats (inline HTML, Word-ready SVG/PNG, LaTeX), incl. the classic SyntaxHighlighter themes. PNG output needs Python 3 with Pillow; other formats need no external runtime.

Lets the agent see the compiled page: renders any page to an image, resolves a PDF point or a text anchor to the exact source line through SyncTeX (and says when a rule is drawn by a package rather than by the body, which is where naive locating is wrong), diffs a page against the previous build so an edit is visible, audits every page for holes the edit introduced, and checks that numbered labels still read in order.

Cite Lens for dsh: select text in a PDF in the Files tab to quote or ask about it in the current chat, and turn the model's \[main.pdf p.7 "exact words"] citations into links that open the PDF and highlight the passage; /cite-links makes a chat cite every claim.

Local wake-word voice input for DSH. Say the wake word, wait for the chime, then speak; text is sent to a DSH session. Audio is processed locally by default and not stored. Requires the DSH speech input service (speechToText) to be available.

Drive local Adobe Photoshop for game screenshots and photos: layered HDR, multi-zone colour/person masks, SUPIR/Real-ESRGAN super-resolution, native 1:1 vision inspection. Requires Windows 10/11 and Adobe Photoshop 2025; the grading tools do not run on macOS or on earlier Photoshop versions.

Image-generation tool with automatic prompt enhancement, switchable API profiles, and a Turn-tail image card that survives chat folding. Requires a user-supplied image API endpoint and key; none are bundled.

Reads a video or audio file into metadata, sampled stills, subtitles and a multilingual speech transcript with speaker labels, captures the live desktop as frames or a recording, and installs its ffmpeg/whisper.cpp/sherpa-onnx toolchain on first use with per-file sha256 checks; all processing stays local. Automatic toolchain install and desktop capture currently support Windows x64 only, so elsewhere ffmpeg and model paths must be set manually.

Keeps a local sticker dictionary keyed by content hash so an image already described is recalled instead of re-read, and splits a GIF into evenly sampled frames laid out as one contact sheet so the whole animation is visible.