DeepSeek Harness Plugins
Plugins that extend DeepSeek Harness (DSH) with vision, workflows, memory, web tools and more.
A DeepSeek-powered data analysis assistant for analysts, enabling natural-language queries, automatic SQL generation, chart and offline report creation, with secure read-only access to multiple databases.
Run the Pi ecosystem's plugins on DeepSeek Harness, unmodified, via a compatibility layer that implements Pi's public extension ABI on DSH's native services.
Token usage accounting for DeepSeek Harness, attributed to the relay site and project, zero configuration, no credentials required.
Search anime across Mikan, AniBT, and AnimeGarden in conversations, with clickable cards for subtitle groups, magnet links, torrent files, and streaming playback.
Preview, inspect, and edit real OpenPencil .op documents inside DSH conversations with exact multi-frame previews, an interactive canvas, a managed editor, and agent-native design tools.
A one-screen real-time market dashboard covering A-share/HK/US indices, commodities, US Treasuries, sector heat, money flow, industry chains, and LLM price competition, with PWA, macOS, Android TV, and iOS support.
A local content workbench on DeepSeek Harness: each video maps to one local folder, covering topic, script, recording, subtitles, cover, and publishing status.
A DSH plugin marketplace auto-indexing 9500+ GitHub plugins and 20000+ skills, with card-based browsing in the Web GUI settings: one-click install, version detection, auto-update, installed recognition — no CLI needed.
Persistent, reusable multi-model Agent teams for DeepSeek Harness, with per-member model, role, tool policy, fallback routes, bounded DAG orchestration, quality gates, and a Run Center.
Preview a bounded five-part handoff before migrating a DSH session: /bridge opens a clean target session, leaves the original untouched, and adds zero prompt tokens as a host slash command.
Installs the Minimal (Git Bash) agent preset for DeepSeek Harness, auto-detecting Git Bash and running each command via bash -c so minimal-mode bash becomes usable on Windows.
Adds an Auto approval mode on the official workspace-write sandbox, classifying semantic risks, asking when ambiguous, and denying destructive operations.