DeepSeek Harness Plugins
Plugins that extend DeepSeek Harness (DSH) with vision, workflows, memory, web tools and more.
A read-only plugin for inspecting the effective prompt of a live session, displaying prompt sections, runtime contexts, variables, tools, and injected messages.
Persistent, cross-project scheduling plugin for DeepSeek Harness with heartbeat resumption, cron runs, RFC 5545 recurrence, and DST-aware time-zone scheduling.
Folds dsh-vision-router's Auto Vision twins into square picture buttons on their original model rows for one-click vision-route switching without altering routing.
A focused web UX kit for DeepSeek Harness featuring faster session row actions, a cleaner model picker overlay, mobile bottom-bar navigation with photo attachment, and independent global font scaling.
Persistently disables dsh from auto-opening the browser on Web mode startup, so you never need to pass --no-open every time.
Upgrades plan-mode document review from a compact card to a full-width rendered Markdown modal with inline line comments, tables, and code blocks.
An extensible Codex-style conversation summary panel for DeepSeek Harness Web with built-in file output listing and a typed section API for custom plugins.
Safely migrate a Codex environment to a new machine with whitelisted repo bundling, SHA256 verification, credential exclusion, and lossless restore.
A GitHub connector for DeepSeek Harness that handles PRs, issues, CI debugging, and releases with gh CLI priority and REST fallback, requiring human approval for all write operations.
Multi-server SSH remote workspace plugin for DSH: maintain simultaneous connections to multiple machines, let agents read, write, and execute remote files, and sync via bidirectional SFTP.
A DeepSeek Harness bundle for saved JavaScript workflows with supervised background runs, a Web dashboard, slash commands, and safe replay.
A DSH client plugin that floats an ordered, collapsible list of user-asked questions on the right side of the conversation, with click-to-jump, full-history auto-indexing, and persistent local storage.