DeepSeek Harness Plugins · Client
Plugins that extend DeepSeek Harness (DSH) with vision, workflows, memory, web tools and more.
Adds an embedded Playwright Chromium browser panel to the dsh web client with live navigation, element-picker references, and model tools for autonomous page interaction and screenshot verification.
A DeepSeek Harness sidebar plugin offering offline file previews, an artifact ledger, a workspace file tree, in-place editing, and a read-only Git view, with one-click popout to a separate tab or second monitor.
Scan all DSH session history locally to render per-day, per-model token usage trends, activity heatmaps, and model dashboards with light and dark themes—all data stays on your machine.
Resolves Git for Windows bash into the dsh-TUI process PATH on Windows, enabling the official bash tool stack to replace pwsh.
Enforces UTF-8 (code page 65001) on the Windows console so dsh child-process output is no longer mangled by OEM code-page mismatches.
A DSH Web sidebar plugin that displays real-time hardware temperatures grouped by CPU, GPU, memory, storage, and board with color-coded badges and UAC fallback (Windows only).
Shows DeepSeek Harness session states (waiting, running, finished) as a title prefix and icon badge on the browser tab so you can track progress without switching back.
A keyboard shortcut plugin for dsh-TUI that drops one configurable encouraging message into the live conversation, smartly adapting delivery to model state without interrupting in-flight tool calls.
Adds a zero-context private chat page to DSH Web with reversible message exclusion and local append-only audit logs.
A DSH sidebar dashboard showing live context usage, session cost, and account balance with automatic pay-as-you-go and token-plan billing views.
Adds a download button to images in DeepSeek Harness conversations; purely client-side with no file access or remote calls.
Real-time in-page task notifications for DeepSeek Harness with status toasts, a collapsible stack, sound cues, and background-tab attention — no records are ever stored.