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dsh-voice

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Jesse-njx/dsh-voice

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

In DeepSeek Harness, you can install the dsh-voice plugin by running the command dsh plugin install Jesse-njx/dsh-voice or directly from the source repository at https://github.com/Jesse-njx/dsh-voice.

About this plugin

Terminal agents often fall short in two everyday scenarios: dictating instructions when away from the keyboard and reading lengthy outputs during tasks. dsh-voice addresses these pain points by adding voice interaction capabilities to DeepSeek Harness, making the terminal experience more intuitive and efficient.

At its core, dsh-voice provides two key tools: transcribe, which converts dictated audio into user messages, and speak, which reads agent replies aloud. An added convenience is the /voice command, allowing you to toggle auto-narration on the fly. The plugin is designed with a local-first approach—audio files are stored locally by default, and no data leaves your machine unless you explicitly configure a cloud backend, ensuring strong privacy and security.

This plugin is ideal for terminal users who need hands-free interaction. Developers juggling multiple tasks or those looking to streamline communication with their agents will find its voice features a significant productivity boost. It's also perfect for privacy-conscious users, thanks to its offline processing capabilities. In essence, dsh-voice is a lightweight yet powerful enhancement that makes terminal agent interactions more natural and accessible.

Use Cases

  • Quickly input commands via dictation when hands are away from the keyboard.
  • Automatically narrate key information from long agent outputs to save time.
  • Seamlessly interact with the terminal agent using voice while on the move or operating devices.

Best For

  • Developers needing efficient interaction in multitasking work environments.
  • Terminal users with high data privacy requirements.
  • Users aiming to enhance terminal agent accessibility and convenience.