DSH plugin adding terminal_wait_for: block until a regex appears in a persistent terminal's retained output, or until timeout / session exit / cancellation.
Developer tools · Productivity
$ npx -p @deepseek-ai/dsh dsh plugin --profile web add github:HuanLinOTO/dsh-plugin-terminal-extension-wait-for
A VS Code Quiet Light theme for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI — registers the official quiet-light palette into the theme system and adds a Quiet Light cube to the Appearance settings.
Interface extensions · Developer tools
$ npx -p @deepseek-ai/dsh dsh plugin --profile web add github:iaaiNG/quiet-light-dsh
DeepSeek Harness plugin: routes every pwsh command execution on Windows through Git for Windows bash — the pwsh and bash tools actually run git bash, so the model writes bash natively.
Developer tools
$ npx -p @deepseek-ai/dsh dsh plugin --profile web add github:liceses/dsh-all-gitbash
SSH terminal panel and AI connection manager for DeepSeek Harness: model-driven SSH connections (connect/exec/list/status/disconnect), auto-saved connection records, keep-alive + auto-reconnect, execution mutex, credential-safe auth, and an XShell-style multi-tab terminal panel in the Web GUI.
Workspace file browser with agent-change review (accept/reject + undo), full user editing (undo/redo, save, auto-save), diff view and rendered markdown, plus an integrated terminal view with auto-detected project run targets (static host+client plugin)
Agent-loop change review for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: after every agent loop it snapshots the workspace, detects file/code changes, and offers one-click revert plus a right-sidebar diff review panel. 官方双面 dsh 插件(host + client),零依赖。
Family bundle 会话工具箱: message-tools, message-timeline, session-title-edit, quote, inline-html-render, context-guard and taskpilot in one install. Thin meta package: a patch carrying the members' canonical rows, npm dependencies on the members, locale card metadata — no runtime code, no client half.
Developer tools · Productivity
$ npx -p @deepseek-ai/dsh dsh plugin --profile web add github:Khorsheed/dsh-plugins#548eeabe331c121621b2d08deab4278ad81d6312&path:packages/bundle-conversation-toolbox
Family bundle 本地多Agent: the local-agent core plus the four delegation providers (kimi / codex / claude-code / dsh) in one install. Thin meta package: a patch carrying the members' canonical rows, npm dependencies on the members, locale card metadata — no runtime code, no client half.
Agent collaboration · Developer tools
$ npx -p @deepseek-ai/dsh dsh plugin --profile web add github:Khorsheed/dsh-plugins#548eeabe331c121621b2d08deab4278ad81d6312&path:packages/bundle-local-agent
Shared client-side content-preview kernel for community file surfaces: the kind-union content pane (markdown / JSON / CSV / image / code, plus the Tier0/Tier1 sandboxed HTML render with its capability bridge), rendered-content search, and the per-file host-open chrome. Consumed at the SOURCE plane — each surface's tsdown client bundle inlines it — never mounted as a plugin row.
Generic versioned dataset storage over git repositories: layered items, commit-pinned reads, managed sparse-checkout worktree views, per-session bindings with layer whitelists, and a web session tab over a Typert Remote data face
Developer tools · Integrations · Productivity
$ npx -p @deepseek-ai/dsh dsh plugin --profile web add github:Khorsheed/dsh-plugins#548eeabe331c121621b2d08deab4278ad81d6312&path:packages/datasets
The session-granted dataset model tools, companion to @khorsheed/dsh-datasets: a tool-only row (provides no service) that agent presets compose to grant the datasets_* tools (`tools`: all / read / authoring / none) per session, plus their tool-guidance prompt section. Deliberately NOT self-mounting — installing it as a dependency only makes the module resolvable; an agent preset's agent.cordis.yml references the row by name.
Local code-agent harness registry and glue: scoped homes, /<harness> login and sessions commands, delegation provider contracts, and the roster-driven browser settings section
Agent collaboration · Developer tools
$ npx -p @deepseek-ai/dsh dsh plugin --profile web add github:Khorsheed/dsh-plugins#548eeabe331c121621b2d08deab4278ad81d6312&path:packages/local-agent
Claude Code harness for dsh-local-agent: scoped CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR, one-shot claude -p delegation visible in the 子代理 surface, project-file session records
Kimi Code harness for dsh-local-agent: scoped KIMI_CODE_HOME, one-shot kimi -p delegation visible in the 子代理 surface, session records and preset wiring
Git-agnostic local file browser in the right sidebar: a lazy file tree with structured HTML/Markdown/JSON/CSV/image previews over its own Typert Remote, defaulting to the session's workspace but not limited to it
The three community agent presets (dev / dsh-eval / dsh-writing) as declarative `@deepseek-ai/dsh-agent-preset` bundle rows — the 0.1.5 directory presets migrated to the host 0.1.7-rc.1 preset mechanism. Data only: no runtime code, no client half.
Agent collaboration · Developer tools
$ npx -p @deepseek-ai/dsh dsh plugin --profile web add github:Khorsheed/dsh-plugins#548eeabe331c121621b2d08deab4278ad81d6312&path:packages/presets
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