Awesome DSH Plugin is a curated list of plugins for DeepSeek Harness (dsh), currently featuring 4,634 plugins, covering multiple categories such as UI, themes, sessions, memory, tools, workflows, notifications, models, development, and entertainment, and is continuously updated.
Purpose The purpose of this site is to centrally display and search community plugins in the dsh ecosystem, helping users browse by category, learn about features, and choose what to install. Each entry includes the repository identifier, plugin name, star count, install count, a feature description, and an installation entry point.
Main Content and Capabilities Based on the plugins listed on the page, the capability directions include:
- Context and sessions: billion-context provides context compression, aimed at small context windows, saving tokens (claiming 5x fewer tokens), and long single sessions; dsh-archive-manager provides an archived sessions page in settings, allowing search, restore, and delete by workspace; dsh-btw adds a /btw command for one-off contextual side questions that do not execute tools; dsh-context provides a context dashboard, /context command, and context browser, covering composition categories, content details, evolution trends, compression and injection events, and statistics.
- Plugin and skill management: dsh-market allows browsing, searching, and installing community plugins within DeepSeek Harness settings, with category filtering, one-click updates, enable/disable, theme switching, and configuration backup; dsh-skills-manager manages local DeepSeek Harness skills in settings and displays shared Agent skills in read-only mode; dsh-skill-explorer provides a skill hub, browsing loaded skills grouped by source, allowing enable/disable of model invocation, creation of new skills, and deletion to a recoverable trash bin; dsh-agency-agents adds a summonable roster of domain experts that run as sub-agents while the parent session retains the task and final answer.
- Interface and sidebar: dsh-codex-ui rebuilds the DeepSeek Harness web sidebar, workspace tree, search, and turn navigation with a Codex-style layout; DSH-better-sidebar provides a complete sidebar workbench, including file rendering and editing, terminal, Git, and sub-agents, and allows third-party plugins to register new tabs; dsh-web-all is a plugin for the DSH Web UIA collection of widgets and skins, including a task board, Git graph, right-side panel, remote mobile UI, pets, real-time token statistics, and a skin center.
- Balance, usage and cost: DeepSeek-Balance-Whale-Widget is a whale widget fixed in the corner, displaying balance, daily usage and per-round cost (including peak and off-peak pricing), supporting balance reminders and a daily budget bubble, a custom bubble queue, more than 30 vendor templates (OpenAI, OpenRouter, Kimi, SiliconFlow, Ark, Zhipu, MiniMax, etc.) as well as per-model balance and subscription quota, plus task-end sound effects, audio import, custom characters and a resource manager, and it runs locally without reporting telemetry; dsh-cost-meter provides per-session and daily API cost, budgets with usage percentages, official balance, a historical dashboard, and supports one-click synchronization of official prices and peak/off-peak pricing.
- Development and code review: dsh-simplify adds the /simplify command, which asks the agent to simplify code within the selected Git change scope (staged changes, commits, untracked files); dsh-code-review adds /review, /review-status, /review-cancel to launch an independent native sub-agent to inspect the selected Git scope (baseline branch, uncommitted changes, a specific commit, or custom instructions) and return a findings report in the current session, with output in English or Chinese depending on the host locale; dsh-git-graph provides a Git branch selector and Git graph, allowing branch switching in the session header and viewing branch swimlanes and commit history.
- Automation and remote: dsh-automation runs scheduled coding tasks in isolated DeepSeek Harness sessions and can be managed from settings or the agent; dsh-task-board provides a multi-column board in the sidebar, where cards run in real DSH agent sessions, can also be scheduled with cron expressions, and execute on the host side when the browser is closed; dsh-remote-web-ui supports remote control of the dsh Web workspace from a phone or computer, with QR-code pairing through a token-gated channel, real-time SSE synchronization, and both mobile and full desktop GUI modes; dsh-ssh is an SSH operations panel for DSH, featuring a web terminal, SFTP transfers with progress, local port forwarding, and one-click cluster execution across hosts, with the agent sharing the same host configuration.
- Notifications and integrations: dsh-im-connect can connect WeChat, WeCom, DingTalk, Feishu, Lark, QQ, and Telegram to the local DeepSeek Harness agent, with each IM chat serving as an independent workspace channel.
- Multimodal and others: modlens is a vision bridge for text-only models; pasting an image yields structured JSON evidence (OCR, layout, semantics); dsh-codex-pet and dsh-pet are entertainment-oriented—the former provides an in-page pet and supports multi-session task notifications and controls such as opening tasks, stopping rounds, and responding to approvals and questions, while the latter is a whale-girl companion whose animations follow the agent's state, including petting interactions and a feeding mechanic that increases intimacy.
How to use For each plugin, the page provides an installation entry point; the recommended method is to copy the marketplace installation command via dsh-market, or copy the installation command via the CLI. JavaScript is required to search and browse the full list; otherwise only the first-screen plugins are shown. The site states that the way to submit a plugin is to open a PR against awesome-dsh-plugin, adding a single YAML file under data/plugins/ to complete the submission, after which the README and this site are automatically regenerated; it also recommends adding the dsh-plugin topic tag to the repository.
Use cases Suitable for users who already use or plan to use DeepSeek Harness to find plugins as needed, covering scenarios such as interface modifications, context management, cost and balance monitoring, code review, automated tasks, remote and mobile operation, network operations, instant messaging integration, and entertainment and decoration.
Limitations and notes The page clearly warns that any plugin installed runs third-party code with the user's own permissions, can read files, use credentials, and access the network, and tool approval does not sandbox it; plugins from GitHub also run build scripts at install time, pnpm blocks these scripts, and installation may abort with ERR_PNPM_GIT_DEP_PREPARE_NOT_ALLOWED or ERR_PNPM_IGNORED_BUILDS, in which case dsh prints the exact key that must be added under allowBuilds in the pnpm-workspace.yaml configuration file, and after adding it installation can proceed on the next run. Allowing builds is a trust decision; install only trusted sources and pin the commit (github:owner/repo#sha).Regarding information such as fees, pricing, specific platform support scope, and actual effects, aside from the plugins' own descriptions, the page does not currently provide it; refer to each plugin's repository.
