DeepSeek Harness Plugins · Client
Plugins that extend DeepSeek Harness (DSH) with vision, workflows, memory, web tools and more.
A sidebar command console for DeepSeek Harness with streaming output, up to 8 tabs, Tab completion, and command history — run commands without leaving your workspace.
A visual Git panel for DeepSeek Harness — stage, commit, push, switch branches, and inspect history without leaving your session.
Share a persistent task board across all sessions in a workspace, with kanban and list views, drag-and-drop management, AI tool access, and optional GitHub/GitLab issue sync.
Displays provider, model, and reasoning-effort route badges in the subagent session header; a pure display plugin that neither intercepts nor modifies model requests.
Prevents system sleep while agents or background tasks are running, auto-releases after a configurable grace period, with optional display-lock and cross-platform support.
Displays account balance, per-model token usage, peak/off-peak pricing, and daily/weekly/monthly cost summaries right beside your conversation.
Embeds a VS Code workbench in the DSH sidebar; converts selections and files into atomic reference chips in the composer, expands them into model context on submit, and reroutes chat file clicks into VS Code.
Persistent drag-and-drop widget showing DeepSeek API balance breakdown with real-time peak and off-peak pricing schedule plus countdown.
A DSH usage and cost dashboard plugin that tracks token consumption and step latency, with Sub-agent DAG aggregation, balance forecasting, and zero runtime dependencies.
Collapses provider-grouped lists in the DSH model-selection menu by default, with one-click expand, collapse, focus, keyword filter, and keyboard shortcuts.
Adds a Cursor Passthrough group to the model picker, routing selected chat turns directly to the local Cursor CLI instead of DSH API adapters.
Summarizes the model reasoning stream paragraph by paragraph and replaces the built-in Think row with a three-stage collapsible summary in the chat history.