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dsh-user-addons

Web Tools Updated 2026.09.01

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Yur0918/dsh-user-addons

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

Run dsh plugin install Yur0918/dsh-user-addons in DeepSeek Harness to install; the source is available at https://github.com/Yur0918/dsh-user-addons .

About this plugin

The DeepSeek Harness web client has long lacked turn-key tooling for file interaction and session management: attaching a screenshot meant working around the UI, hunting down a conversation from last week meant digging through directories, and tracking token spend was an afterthought at best. dsh-user-addons fills that gap. It injects itself into the DSH web client and host as a standard plugin, touches no core files, and delivers a handful of high-frequency features in one package.

The core capabilities are carried by a small set of endpoints. The web composer accepts file drops and uploads: images are sent as attachments when the selected model supports vision input, while other files are saved locally and referenced by path. An archived-session manager lets you search, freeze, and restore conversations through DSH workspace registry. A local model-and-token usage dashboard folds data out of the DSH session directory into per-model and per-token consumption summaries, all read locally with zero network calls. An image-capability endpoint lets the front-end pick the right attachment strategy based on whether the current model accepts visual input. Uploads are capped at 100 MiB and file names are sanitised before being written under the DSH home directory.

It is built for anyone running a DSH web profile who regularly feeds images or multi-file content to the model and needs to periodically organise and track sessions. Because it changes no DSH core behaviour, it is safe to install, easy to remove, and works as a thin, low-risk enhancement layer.

Use Cases

  • Drag a screenshot into the DSH web composer and send it as an image attachment to a vision model
  • Search, archive, or restore an old conversation from the DSH workspace registry
  • Glance at per-model token consumption pulled from local session logs

Best For

  • Developers who routinely feed images or multi-file content to DSH
  • Heavy users who need to organise and retrieve past conversations
  • Teams that prefer local token-usage tracking without external services