DeepSeek Harness Plugins
Plugins that extend DeepSeek Harness (DSH) with vision, workflows, memory, web tools and more.
Prevents OS sleep during DSH agent task execution and restores it upon completion; supports Windows, Linux, and macOS with per-browser Wake Lock.
Adds a sparkles button beside the composer to polish your draft with the selected model, with configurable style and detail settings that persist across restarts.
Browse, search, and preview workspace files directly in the DeepSeek Harness session panel, with Markdown rendering, syntax highlighting, and remote download support.
Memory GC governance plugin for dsh-mnemon that detects superseded facts via LLM conflict detection, marks them with causal edges, and permits soft deletion only upon explicit confirmation; auto-patrol is report-only.
A right-dock platform for DeepSeek Harness Web UI featuring a persistent icon rail and multi-tab dock that pushes the chat area rather than overlaying it.
Route specific provider/model pairs through HTTP or SOCKS5 proxies at the transport layer without rewriting baseURL, with a Settings UI.
See and control your iPhone or built-in iOS Simulator from your computer with conversational commands, screen recognition, and 22 automation tools, no coding required.
Provides five read-only analytics workflows covering repo recon, DSH enhancement mapping, runtime optimization, publish screening, and plugin potential assessment, generating reports without modifying any repository.
Adds a full-with-approval permission preset to DSH, granting full compute and GPU access while gating out-of-workspace and protected file writes with one-shot user approval.
A sidebar plugin that generates style-tagged reply candidates from your own system prompt on the latest AI message, with one-click fill into the composer and no auto-retry.
Displays a per-turn token usage breakdown (input/cache/output) with Chinese-grouped units and a mood emoji graded by output tokens beneath each assistant reply.
A Windows tray manager for DeepSeek Harness that launches and guards dsh web, serving the WebUI in a standalone app window with Windows/WSL dual backend and multi-instance support.