DeepSeek Harness Plugins · Client
Plugins that extend DeepSeek Harness (DSH) with vision, workflows, memory, web tools and more.
Adds an Install Plugins tab to DSH Settings, letting you add or remove plugins with a single click and no manual config editing.
Declarative settings-form router and renderer for DSH plugins - adopters declare fields and get a shared route, renderer, storage, and admission check without hand-rolling any of it.
Mobile UI optimizer for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI: reshapes the sidebar, settings, and tool controls below 820px as a pure browser-side plugin with no upstream code changes.
A minimal learning bundle that registers a learning_greet tool to demonstrate four DeepSeek Harness extension points: inject, config validation, tool registration, and schema-driven type inference.
Manage remote DeepSeek Harness instances over SSH tunnels, with the local machine as a thin browser-based client.
Add arbitrary file upload and drag-and-drop to Web GUI conversations, rendering file cards after send; the model reads content via a tool without bytes entering the chat log.
Translates slash command names and plugin cards in the DSH web UI from English to Chinese, offering three display modes, category filters, and source badges, fully client-side with no network requests.
Multi-account quota monitoring and one-click switching panel for Zhipu GLM Coding Plan with automatic model-route provisioning and no-restart activation.
Seamless image understanding for DeepSeek Harness pure-text models — pasted images and Feishu/Lark doc images described via a configurable vision model, with zero host code changes.
Probes available browser sandbox capabilities (document, canvas, MutationObserver, Image) and outputs a JSON diagnostic report for pixel-based plugin development.
dshX-branded terminal TUI client forked from dsh-TUI, offering a clean boot page, enterprise status line, and full session management with MCP, sub-agents, and theme support.
A Git workspace panel for DSH Web with source-control staging, history graph, and LLM-generated commit messages.