dsh-plugins

The DeepSeek Harness web interface is already quite polished, but daily inference workflows still carry a few noticeable frictions: the next prompt is a pure hand-feel, browser automation demands a separate profile, and code blocks in chat can only be copy-pasted into a terminal by hand. dsh-plugins is a collection of self-contained web plugins built to close exactly those gaps. Each one is an independent package; upon install the CLI appends it to the current profile bundle stack automatically, with no manual config edits required.

Each plugin handles one job. dsh-suggest-next-prompt surfaces a model-generated next-prompt shortlist as the composer placeholder, with Tab to paste, arrow keys to cycle, and Esc to dismiss, keeping pace with your thinking. dsh-chrome-agent drives your already logged-in Chrome window through a lightweight companion extension, eliminating the need to maintain a second browser session. dsh-run-in-terminal adds a Run button beside every code block; clicking it opens an integrated terminal in the right sidebar, pastes the snippet, and hits Enter. Selecting terminal output and right-clicking appends it as conversation context, closing the loop from execution to understanding.

Built for developers and researchers who use DSH daily for model inference and want the shortest possible chain from prompt to runnable code to result read-back, without constant context switching between browser, terminal, and chat panels.