DeepSeek Harness Plugins · Memory
Plugins that extend DeepSeek Harness (DSH) with vision, workflows, memory, web tools and more.
A plain-text session state notebook for dsh agents: persists working facts as files, survives compaction and resume, ships a task stack, zero auto-injection.
Upload files directly in chat to DSH with per-session isolation, thumbnails, and @-mention reference — no manual path needed.
A lossless context manager for dsh that replaces LLM summarization with a token-budgeted sliding window, persistent working notes, and cold-history search to prevent information loss in long sessions.
Arrow-key message recall for the DSH Desktop input box, browsing current-session history with Up and Down keys and restoring drafts with Esc, built for Lexical.
Automatically organizes all DSH sessions into node-level summaries with a calendar view, supporting daily, weekly, monthly and semi-annual reports via fingerprint-cached incremental recomputation to save tokens.
Adds a session recycle bin and permanent delete workflow to DeepSeek Harness, with sidebar archiving, batch restore, active-session protection, and undo support.
Auto-ingest social media, web pages, and folder content into a local knowledge base with hybrid semantic + keyword search, source attribution, and one-click Obsidian export. Zero daemons, fully offline.
Aggregates public usage signals of data assets (downloads, citations, stars) into verifiable profiles for AI search and comparison, recording without ranking.
A cross-workspace local library that records, indexes, and queries files, tools, environments, and knowledge for reuse across any conversation, fully offline.
Turn session goals, feedback, and tool failures into reviewed retrospective cards saved to an Obsidian vault, with weekly summaries, rule proposals, and blog publishing.
A DSH Web GUI panel for browsing, searching, and managing a local Memorix memory store; all writes route through the official memorix CLI to keep indexes in sync.
Local Markdown notes manager with directory-based groups, a web UI, six agent tools, rule-file context, and instant root switching.