DeepSeek Harness Plugins · Client
Plugins that extend DeepSeek Harness (DSH) with vision, workflows, memory, web tools and more.
Adds a Session Manager page to DSH for permanent deletion of cold sessions and management (list, rename, delete) of archived sessions.
Zero-dependency voice input plugin: long-press Space to speak, release to insert the transcript at the caret, powered by the browser Web Speech API with IME-safe space handling.
A DeepSeek Harness client plugin that shows a peak/off-peak status indicator, reminds before peak hours, and displays an API balance card — notify only, never enforce.
Captures the provider model fingerprint (system_fingerprint) from each call and displays it as plain text at the end of the metrics line in the DSH Web UI.
A minimap-style jump bar for the DSH web GUI that maps user messages to a right-edge dash strip with hover preview, click-to-jump, and drag-to-scrub, all with zero layout impact.
A pure UI-enhancement plugin that folds thinking and tool-call steps in DSH conversations into collapsible panels while preserving native rendering, with auto-scrolling chain-of-thought and configurable auxiliary-item visibility.
Drop local files or folders into the chat input for the Agent to process, with text injected as content and binaries as path hints, while images are left to the vision bridge.
Manage MCP servers in the DSH settings panel with live status, hot-reload toggles, CRUD, and one-click restart.
Replaces the DSH sidebar with a session tree (workspace, sessions, forks, subagents), flat by default with configurable nesting depth.
A sidebar tool manager for DSH Web that maintains a local software inventory and auto-injects checked tools into the system prompt so the model knows what is available and how to invoke it.
A Lens-style Kubernetes cluster manager plugin for DSH, featuring multi-cluster switching, resource browsing, interactive Pod shell, and write operations powered by local kubectl.
Renders DSH AI conversations as a group-chat style view with role-specific bubbles, collapsible tool calls, nested sub-Agent threads, and metadata inspection.