dsh-tools

Day-to-day DSH web users often juggle a long tail of small utilities — a desktop nudge when a task finishes, archiving and bulk-deleting chat sessions, toggling and updating installed plugins, tracking token usage, and bridging a personal WeChat account into the agent. These pieces typically live in separate plugins or ad-hoc scripts, each with its own settings entry point. dsh-tools bundles them into a single resident plugin with a tabbed settings panel: every feature gets one toggle, changes take effect immediately and survive restarts, so there is no need to install yet another package for each micro-requirement.

The feature set covers high-frequency daily workflows. A task-done notification uses the browser Notification API to show a top-most Windows desktop alert that clicks back to the session. A one-click restart leverages an explorer.exe launch-chain to escape the kill-on-close job, and a version check pings GitHub Releases for the latest DeepSeek Harness build. Session management offers archive browsing, single or batch deletion, and per-session and per-workspace disk-footprint display, with a fast-list-first-then-background-cache loading strategy. Plugin toggles, update checks, and a categorised catalog (builtin / installed / local) are all under one roof. Usage analytics aggregate real per-day token counts, cache hits, and estimated cost from session logs, with peak and off-peak pricing on a flip. The heaviest module is WeChat integration: via the Tencent OpenClaw / iLink protocol it links a personal WeChat account to the DSH Agent, supporting text chat, image, video, and file transfer, ASR speech-to-text, vision understanding, and even text-to-image generation, with whitelist, room and per-user session modes, and gateway start and stop control.

The plugin is best suited to Windows desktop dsh web users who want a single place to manage every auxiliary toggle and preference, and to anyone who wants their agent to read and reply on a personal WeChat account. One caveat: the author notes that dsh-tools is entirely AI-generated and may not receive further maintenance, so evaluate the risk before relying on it in production.