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A bilingual, continuously maintained directory of plugins for DeepSeek Harness (DSH).

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Source snapshot 8/13/2026

DSH Plugins

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An independent, bilingual, and continuously maintained plugin directory for DeepSeek Harness (dsh).

Explore 94 plugins across four broad areas. Each plugin appears once, under the category that best represents its primary use. Last directory review: August 13, 2026.

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  • Looking for a plugin? Choose a category below, then review the linked repository, permissions, dependencies, and rollback path before installation.
  • Built a plugin? Submit it with the plugin form.
  • Found outdated information? Request an update or report a broken link.
  • Want updates? Watch the repository and follow Releases for monthly snapshots.

Current snapshot

This is the first published directory snapshot: 94 plugins, grouped into 4 categories, with matching English and Chinese entries. Future additions, removals, and corrections are recorded in CHANGELOG.md.

Browse by category

  • Interaction & Experience — interfaces, conversations, navigation, sharing, and playful additions
  • Tools & Capabilities — vision, data, documents, utilities, and model-facing tools
  • Automation & Agents — workflows, multi-agent coordination, scheduled runs, and research loops
  • Development & Ecosystem — integrations, runtimes, sandboxes, diagnostics, and plugin development

Interaction & Experience

  • dsh-tianshu-tui — Brings a terminal-based interface to DeepSeek Harness.
  • dsh-at-file — Adds @file mentions for finding workspace files and attaching their contents to prompts.
  • ui-status-label — Lets you replace the default thinking-status text with a custom label.
  • dsh-openpencil — Adds OpenPencil design preview and editing support.
  • dsh-visualize — Renders interactive HTML cards inside conversations with streaming previews and sandbox isolation.
  • dsh-side-panel — Combines file browsing, terminal access, and Git review in a side panel.
  • dsh-focus-chat — Provides a minimal conversation view focused on final answers.
  • dsh-genui — Embeds interactive layouts, charts, forms, quizzes, Mermaid diagrams, and 3D scenes in replies.
  • dsh-annotation — Sends selected-text annotations with a message and maps replies back to each note.
  • dsh-navbar — Adds a navigation strip for jumping between user-message nodes.
  • dsh-task-status — Shows background-task progress and a live output tail on the conversation page.
  • dsh-web-archive — Collapses noisy Think, Bash, and similar messages in the chat timeline.
  • dsh-spotlight — Adds a keyboard-first command palette to the DSH web interface.
  • dsh-101 — Introduces a dedicated document-reading mode.
  • dsh-drag-and-drop — Inserts raw file paths through cross-platform drag and drop without copying files.
  • dsh-deeplink — Opens a particular session or workspace through query-string deep links.
  • dsh-diff-viewer — Replaces the default write/edit DiffBlock with a PiUI-style diff viewer.
  • ex-setting — Extends the available DSH settings.
  • web-components — Enables Web Components support.
  • dsh-turn-navigator — Adds quick navigation between conversation turns.
  • dsh-turn-rewind — Restores earlier conversation and workspace states through a persistent change ledger.
  • distill — Distills conversations in the background using subagent reflection and skill updates.
  • dsh-share — Adds one-click conversation sharing.
  • dsh-message-edit — Supports branch-based message edits, rerolls, retries, and version history.
  • dsh-mnemon — Integrates local runtime memory, retrievable documents, and supervised memory spaces.
  • dsh-sidechain — Runs persistent side sessions or one-off side questions without changing the main history.
  • dsh-conversation-share — Shares a selected excerpt instead of an entire conversation.
  • dsh-explain — Adds local-first learning threads with explanations organized by source.
  • dsh-prompt-studio — Edits user and built-in system-prompt sections with a live preview.
  • dsh-ads — Adds fictional parody ads inspired by Chinese websites from the mid-2000s.
  • dsh-gomoku — Lets a user play Gomoku against AI or watch two AIs compete.
  • dsh-stock-market — Adds a tongue-in-cheek stock-market experience while you code.
  • dsh-emoji — Automatically decorates AI replies with emoji.
  • dsh-minigames — Opens a side-panel arcade with 18 offline games.
  • dsh-stickers — Enables two-way sticker reactions between the user and the agent.
  • whale-girl — Adds a draggable, feedable, and playable desktop pet.
  • deepseek-manners — Appends a thank-you message to keep conversations polite.
  • dsh-plugin-d399 — Opens an extensible mini-game menu while the model is generating.
  • dsh-auto-chess — Provides auto-chess matches for human-versus-AI or AI-versus-AI play.
  • dsh-douyin — Adds a short-video sidebar with native playback, series navigation, and history resume.

Tools & Capabilities

  • dsh-vision-toolkit — Equips text-only models for image Q&A, long-screenshot OCR, UI reconstruction, grounding, and pixel comparison.
  • dsh-custom-tool — Creates and manages sandboxed JavaScript tools through a Monaco-based editor.
  • dsh-computer-use — Provides accessibility-first macOS control with fresh-state checks and scoped permissions.
  • dsh-data-agent — Connects AI workflows to databases and SQL authoring.
  • dsh-toolkit — Bundles ten dependency-free utilities for time, encoding, JSON, math, CSV, regex, Markdown, diffs, statistics, and schemas.
  • dsh-tool-csv — Parses, queries, aggregates, and converts RFC 4180 CSV without dependencies.
  • dsh-tool-calculator — Evaluates mathematical expressions with a dependency-free recursive-descent parser.
  • dsh-tool-diff — Produces structured comparisons and unified diffs for text, JSON, CSV, and Markdown.
  • dsh-tool-encoding — Handles Base64, URL, and hexadecimal encoding alongside hashes and UUID generation.
  • dsh-tool-json — Queries JSON using a supported subset of JMESPath.
  • dsh-tool-markdown — Converts HTML and Markdown, normalizes GFM tables, and generates tables of contents.
  • dsh-tool-regex — Tests, extracts, safely replaces, and statically explains regular expressions.
  • dsh-tool-schema — Validates, explores, explains, and normalizes JSON Schema data.
  • dsh-tool-stat — Calculates descriptive statistics, percentiles, frequency distributions, and correlations.
  • dsh-tool-time — Parses ISO 8601 values, converts IANA time zones, and performs UTC calendar arithmetic.
  • dsh-kb-sieve — Builds auditable SQLite FTS5 knowledge packs from text, Markdown, DOCX, and PDF files.
  • dsh-plugin-mineru — Makes MineRU document-parsing tools available to the model.
  • dsh-tool-search — Discovers tools on demand for each agent with progressive schema disclosure.
  • dsh-openmaic — Adds classrooms, slides, interactive widgets, and Socratic teaching flows through OpenMAIC.
  • dsh-scholar — Provides academic-assistant capabilities.

Automation & Agents

  • dsh_workflow — Provides a reusable and observable multi-agent workflow layer with generation, governance, and resume support.
  • dsh-agent-teams — Organizes multiple agents into coordinated teams.
  • dsh-automation — Runs scheduled coding work in fresh agent sessions with an auditable history.
  • dsh-plannotator — Captures anchored plan annotations and returns structured feedback to the agent.
  • dsh-loop — Adds recurring execution through a /loop command, loop tool, and activity indicator.
  • dsh-sentinel — Watches files, commands, HTTP endpoints, processes, or webhooks and wakes the agent when conditions match.
  • dsh-deep-research — Orchestrates adaptive deep research on top of the workflow engine.
  • dsh-inspect — Runs an adversarial discover, fix, and review cycle.
  • dsh-track — Embeds decision tracking, idea capture, and Linear-style issue management.
  • dsh-advisor — Pairs the main agent with a second model that reviews each turn and contributes notes.

Development & Ecosystem

  • dsh-open-in-vscode — Opens DSH workspace folders in VS Code from the web interface.
  • dsh-notification — Sends configurable desktop notifications for turn outcomes and keyword matches.
  • dsh-acp-for-bitfun — Bridges BitFun and DSH through ACP.
  • telegram — Connects Telegram Bot API messaging with per-chat sessions and HTML formatting.
  • dsh-session-notification — Reports four session states through browser notifications and prompts.
  • dsh-web-ui-notify — Provides desktop reminders from the web interface.
  • dsh-webbridge — Connects DSH with Kimi WebBridge.
  • fabric — Supplies an MC-Fabric-inspired hook processor.
  • dsh-git-identity — Pins commits to the environment's author identity through overriding environment variables.
  • dsh-context-doctor — Audits injected context for token cost, duplication, and conflicting instructions or schemas.
  • dsh-plugin-check — Performs dependency-free, read-only checks for manifests, patch formats, and build pitfalls.
  • dsh-security-audit — Produces a redacted local security report covering configuration, plugin origins, sessions, and network exposure.
  • dsh-session-health — Diagnoses torn, corrupted, or empty session files at frame level.
  • dsh-evolve — Lets an agent hot-mount or remove persistent plugins during a session.
  • dsh-trace — Exports turns, model steps, and tool calls to a yiTrace telemetry backend.
  • sandbox-micro — Adds microsandbox runtime support.
  • sandbox-mxc — Adds Microsoft cross-platform sandbox support.
  • sandbox-nono — Adds nono sandbox support.
  • dsh-agent-budget — Controls token budgets across an agent tree.
  • dsh-llm-fallbacks — Applies role-based retry and fallback policies for language models.
  • dsh-tool-approval — Introduces a manual approval mode for tool use.
  • plugin-template — Offers a starter repository for building DSH plugins.
  • Qwen-MM-Plugins — Adds Qwen multimodal plugin support.
  • dsh-tps — Displays TPS performance metrics.

How to choose a plugin

Before installing, check five things in the linked repository: the problem it solves, supported DSH version and platform, installation and removal steps, required permissions, and recent maintenance activity. Inclusion here means the project is discoverable; it does not mean compatibility or security has been independently verified.

Add or update a plugin

Contributions are welcome. Add or update the plugin in both language files, keep it in one primary category, and use this format:

- [plugin-name](https://github.com/owner/repository) — One clear sentence describing its primary value.

Adding the dsh-plugin topic to a plugin repository also makes it easier to discover.

See CONTRIBUTING.md for acceptance criteria, review rules, and the contribution workflow.

Notice

This repository is an informational index, not an endorsement or security review. Plugin availability, compatibility, and behavior may change. Review the linked repository and its permissions before installation.

The directory's original editorial content is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Linked plugins and third-party materials remain subject to their respective owners and licenses.