DeepSeek Harness Plugins
Plugins that extend DeepSeek Harness (DSH) with vision, workflows, memory, web tools and more.
dsh-browser-fs plugin enables dsh agent to read and write local files on the user's machine via browser, using File System Access API and WebSocket to bridge remote access.
A Windows tray launcher for DeepSeek Harness, enabling windowless startup, system tray residency, and complete exit with one click, supporting multi-icon switching and auto-start.
dsh-fleet is a DSH plugin that aggregates idle computing resources from PCs, servers, and cloud ECS into a distributed AI computing pool, enabling cross-platform resource allocation.
dsh-session-nav is a piano-key style in-session navigation bar for DeepSeek Harness Web GUI, enabling quick navigation and preview of multi-turn conversations.
A Windows default Shell policy plugin that automatically detects and switches Shell to optimize agent command execution.
dsh-envsel is a session environment selector for DeepSeek Harness that configures and manages runtimes for Python, R, and CLI tools with persistent selections applied in shell calls.
DSH native plugin for real-time monitoring of token consumption and costs with peak-valley pricing, displayed in a floating window.
A tool for designing, migrating, and ensuring compliance of third-party plugins in the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem, using a two-stage workflow to safely generate design specifications and modify plugins.
dsh-ponytail is a DSH port of ponytail with always-on injection and 6 Chinese skills, helping engineers optimize code via a 7-step ladder with three intensity levels.
Extends the workspace list to a three-level tree structure with manual grouping, drag-and-drop sorting, and rule-based auto-classification, all immediate and non-intrusive.
dsh-plugin-clarify is a workflow plugin that clarifies vague ideas through Socratic questioning and generates a draft for confirmation.
The dsh-computer-use plugin enables DeepSeek Harness to control a real desktop via screenshot/screen-record, vision analysis, and mouse/keyboard operations, with autonomous task completion.