DLT

Working with DeepSeek in DSH to write code, edit documents, or run builds has always been awkward in two ways: you barely know what a turn costs, and getting the model to touch a local Excel file means you end up writing your own scripts, stitching command lines, and hunting for environment paths. DLT is a permanent DSH plugin that collapses cost tracking, account balance, document read/write, environment detection, and direct build execution into a single always-on panel. All six modules can be toggled individually in Settings—instantly, without editing YAML or restarting the client.

Its most quietly useful feature is moving environment awareness out of the model and into the plugin layer. VS installation roots, Python interpreters, Office COM, and Edge paths are auto-detected, written into an environment table, and injected into the system prompt so the model stops guessing paths. Running a C/C++ program or an MSBuild project becomes a one-name call instead of hand-assembling a vcvarsall invocation. On the document side, the model natively reads and writes PDF, Word, Excel, and CSV files, with automatic backups before every write and two round-trip chains (via Word or via HTML) for editing PDF text.

If you use DSH with DeepSeek for daily development, office-document work, or simply want to see your RMB per-turn cost and account balance at a glance, DLT is the plug-in layer that fills the gap between model capability and local-environment plumbing so you do not have to.