dsh-plugins

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A personal collection of lightweight DeepSeek Harness (dsh) web plugins — each one is a small, independently installable package under plugins/ that adds one focused capability to the DSH workspace (a Cmd+/ shortcut palette, slash-command helpers, session status alerts, …). Low-invasiveness by design: no forks and no patches to the harness. Every plugin is published to npm and installs with a single dsh plugin add command — no repo clone needed (see Quick start). Plugins work standalone or alongside others.

The repo also carries DSH development references (UI/UX spec, theme tokens, plugin authoring conventions) to support standardized development and keep the whole workspace visually and functionally consistent.

At a glance

dsh-keys-palette — A unified shortcut-management palette for dsh (Cmd+/), with a public keys.actions registry so other plugins can register actions the same way.

dsh-tab-complete — Tab completes the highlighted slash-menu candidate (commands, skills, subagents, @-files) without executing it.

dsh-session-browser — Read-only tools so the model can list, read, and search other sessions in the same workspace.

dsh-tui-command-ext — Everyday CLI-style slash commands (/clear, /rewind, /fork, /resume, …), plus /compact-fast: Qwen Code-inspired context compression that does not call an LLM.

dsh-session-status-alert — Global cross-session status toasts with inline approval, Q&A, and plan review — in the spirit of Vibe Island.

dsh-insights — A Claude Code-style /insights command that analyzes session usage across workspaces and writes a local interactive HTML report.

dsh-plan-keeper — Persists plans and workspace memory, injects them into later turns, and surfaces them in a Deliverables view.

Plugin status

7 plugins — 7 ready (published to npm).

Plugins

Quick start

Install into the web profile of a running dsh (replace the profile name as needed). All seven plugins use the same npm / bundle channel — dsh plugin add installs the package and auto-mounts it (takes effect on the next dsh start):

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-keys-palette
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-tab-complete
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-tui-command-ext
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-plan-keeper
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-session-browser
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-insights
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-session-status-alert

• dsh plugin --profile <name> add <pkg> — npm / bundle channel. Packages that declare dsh.bundle.patch join the profile's bundle stack automatically; every plugin here does. Takes effect on the next dsh start. Relative paths work for local checkouts: dsh plugin --profile web add ./plugins/dsh-keys-palette.
• All plugins work out of the box with sensible defaults: dsh-session-browser enables the SQLite FTS index, dsh-insights writes to $DSH_HOME/storages/insights/. Both are overridable per profile (see the plugin READMEs).
• ./scripts/install.sh <profile> plugins/<name> — local-development helper for this repo's checkouts (installs the package and appends a loader insert to cordis.patch.yml). Not needed for end users; if you previously installed a plugin this way, remove its insert row before switching to the bundle channel (mixing both mounts it twice).

Uninstall (bundle channel): dsh plugin --profile web remove <pkg>.

Development guidelines

The docs/ directory collects DSH development references to support standardized plugin development and keep the workspace visually and functionally consistent (all derived from the actual shipped sources — no invented values):

Roadmap

• [x] Publish plugins to npm — dsh-keys-palette @0.2.0, dsh-tab-complete @0.1.1, dsh-session-browser @0.2.0, dsh-tui-command-ext @0.1.0, dsh-session-status-alert @0.2.0, dsh-plan-keeper @0.1.0, dsh-insights @0.2.0
• [x] dsh-plan-keeper: published @0.1.0
• [x] dsh-insights: foreground /insights published @0.2.0
• [x] Unify every plugin on the npm / bundle install channel (dsh plugin add only — dsh-session-browser / dsh-insights / dsh-session-status-alert @0.2.0)
• [ ] dsh-keys-palette: host-settings-backed persistence, cross-tab binding sync, more built-in actions
• [ ] CI: per-plugin syntax + npm pack validation on change
• [ ] More plugins — suggestions welcome (open an issue or PR)

License

MIT — see LICENSE (each plugin package ships its own).