ego-browser (ego-lite) integration plugin for DSH: structured browser-automation tools (30+ ego_*) that drive the vendored ego runtime through ctx.subprocess, plus a realtime watch panel (live SSE screencast + direct mouse interaction with the agent browser + download capture + human-verification notice + tab bar + login guide).
Delete a conversation from the DSH sidebar instead of only archiving it, and see the whole family it spawned — every subagent session and derived conversation, nested — before choosing which of them go with it; delete many at once from the trash icon beside the workspace search. / 在会话菜单里真正删除对话;确认框会把整个家族(子智能体、派生对话及其下一层)按层级画出来,删之前先看得见,并可勾选连带删除哪些;工作区搜索图标左侧另有批量删除入口。
DSH web plugin: a VSCode-like right sidebar (explorer / editor / terminal / git / browser), isolated per conversation session. Exposes a service for other plugins to register sidebar tabs and file viewers.
Reference commands, skills, workspace files, DSH sessions, local agent transcripts, cloud-drive files, and mirrored web-chat conversations from one DeepSeek Harness @ menu
Skills · Agent collaboration · Productivity
$ npx -p @deepseek-ai/dsh dsh plugin --profile web add github:Chael-Chael/dsh-reference-anything
Per-session Git worktree isolation for DeepSeek Harness: every session gets its own worktree and branch, turn commits land on the session branch only, and the shared checkout's Git state stays untouched.
$ npx -p @deepseek-ai/dsh dsh plugin --profile web add github:BananaSoldier01/dsh-tidychat
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