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*pi-anchored-tool-for-dspro* is a community open-source Pi extension maintained by dbydd, and it has been included in the "Models and Providers" section of the DeepSeek Harness community directory. It
`dsh-wsl-workspace` is a DSH interface enhancement plugin maintained by 6Mikao9 (MIT License, version 0.2.3). After adding a WSL workspace in the Windows version of DSH Web, both Bash and file read/wr
The community plugin `dsh-web-search-exa` provides an Exa search provider for DeepSeek Harness's `ctx.web`: it uses the anonymous MCP of `mcp.exa.ai` without an API key, and will automatically switch
`dsh-verification-receipt` is a DeepSeek Harness session and messaging plugin maintained by 030611. After each durable turn/end, it appends a privacy-minimized heuristic execution summary to the local
dsh-tool-turbo is a DeepSeek Harness host plugin maintained by Electricitysheep. It accesses the agent/request waterfall and automatically selects reasoning_effort based on recent tool calls: simple r
`dsh-tool-diff` is a DeepSeek Harness tool plugin maintained by `omdsh-dev`, which registers a diff tool to perform structured comparison on text, JSON, CSV and Markdown and output unified diff. It fe
### The `dsh-token-monitor` is a DeepSeek Harness Web extension maintained by zhangzheng25, released under the MIT License. In its current 0.6.0 version, it features a "Today's Usage" card in the side
`dsh-stream-rules` is a DeepSeek Harness community plugin maintained by jiesou: The rules do not occupy system context normally, and only inject steering guidance when tool calls are matched. By defau
dsh-slack is a DeepSeek Harness community plugin maintained by STARDUSTLC666, enabling two-way communication between agents and Slack. It registers four tools: slack_notify for sending Markdown notifi
`dsh-skill-manager-ytxue` is a DeepSeek Harness Web plugin maintained by YTxue, licensed under MIT. It provides a **Skill Management** panel in the settings sidebar: it lists system-level and current