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dsh-qq-notify

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.30

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install wodongx123/dsh-qq-notify

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

Run dsh plugin install wodongx123/dsh-qq-notify in DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin (source: https://github.com/wodongx123/dsh-qq-notify), then restart DSH to start using the QQ notification tools in conversation.

About this plugin

After finishing a task in a DSH conversation, delivering the result to QQ should take a single sentence. In practice it often means manually deploying NapCat, opening a browser to scan a QR code, remembering the API port, and writing a separate script to send the message - every step pulls you out of the conversation.

dsh-qq-notify folds that entire chain back into the DSH dialogue. Say one phrase and the built-in deployment engine downloads the latest NapCat Shell from GitHub, extracts and installs it, and fixes known bugs; the only human step is scanning a QR code once. After that, starting, stopping, status checks, sending messages, reading and writing configuration, directory detection, and full-machine discovery - eight tools in total - are all called within the conversation with no web page or external UI required.

It is built for Windows 10/11 users running DSH who want to receive task results as QQ private-chat messages. The only prerequisite is a logged-in bot account added as a friend to the main account; everything else is handled inside the DSH conversation.

Use Cases

  • Push task results to a main QQ account as a private-chat message after a DSH run finishes
  • One-shot deploy NapCat on a fresh Windows machine and complete bot login
  • Check NapCat status, read and write config, and discover install directories right in the conversation

Best For

  • Windows users who want to send and receive QQ messages directly inside DSH conversations
  • Developers with a QQ bot account seeking a low-maintenance messaging channel
  • Users who prefer all setup and operation through conversation without opening a browser or terminal