@kazecreator/dsh-settings-pro

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DeepSeek Harness Settings Pro plugin — one package, five features: IM Bridge, Usage, Memory, Pets, and Vision.

Quick start

1. Install the package into the profile:

dsh plugin --profile <name> add @kazecreator/dsh-settings-pro

<name> is the profile name (web for the Web GUI profile); the command forwards to pnpm in the profile directory.

2. Mount the plugin in cordis.patch.yml:

- insert:
    - id: dsh-settings-pro
      name: '@kazecreator/dsh-settings-pro'
      config: {}

3. Restart DSH so the new plugin loads.

4. Open the Web GUI → Settings Pro, and flip on whatever you want — all together, a few, or one at a time. Everything is off by default, so nothing runs until you opt in, and every toggle is live (no restart).

Install & enable with one prompt

This replaces the whole Quick start above — you do not need to do those steps first. DSH's agent has file access, so just paste one prompt and it does both install and enable for you. Replace the [...] list with the features you want:

Install the @kazecreator/dsh-settings-pro plugin into this DSH profile and enable these features: [usage, memory, pets, vision, telegram, wechat]. Keep anything I didn't list disabled.

1. Install the package: run `dsh plugin --profile <profile> add @kazecreator/dsh-settings-pro` (or `pnpm add @kazecreator/dsh-settings-pro` in the profile directory).
2. Add an `insert` entry for plugin id `dsh-settings-pro` (name `@kazecreator/dsh-settings-pro`) to the profile's `cordis.patch.yml`, and in its `config` turn on only the features I named:
   - usage    → `usageEnabled: true`
   - memory   → `memoryEnabled: true`
   - pets     → `petsEnabled: true`
   - vision   → `visionEnabled: true` (plus `visionBaseUrl`, `visionModel`, `visionApiKeyEnv` — ask me for these if I didn't give them)
   - telegram → `telegramEnabled: true` (plus `telegramBotToken`, `telegramAllowedUserIds` — ask me for these if I didn't give them)
   - wechat   → `wechatEnabled: true`
3. Restart DSH so the new plugin loads.

The agent installs the package, writes the patch, sets exactly the *Enabled keys you named, and leaves everything else off. After a restart the features run; from then on you can still flip any toggle live in Settings Pro.

Features

The *Enabled config keys (usageEnabled, memoryEnabled, petsEnabled, visionEnabled, telegramEnabled, wechatEnabled) also work as install-time defaults if you want to pre-enable something for a profile.

Notes

• Updates: Settings Pro checks the npm registry once a day (at startup and when the settings section opens, reusing a 24h cache). When a newer version exists, a NEW chip appears on the Settings Pro nav item; the About tab (last tab) shows plugin info, the installed/latest versions, a manual Check for updates action, and — only when an update exists on a registry install — an Update & Restart button (runs pnpm add @kazecreator/dsh-settings-pro@latest in the profile and relaunches the dsh process). If the plugin is installed as a file: link (local development checkout), the update button is hidden and the About tab explains that updates are manual.
• Usage auto-sync reads a Chromium browser session (Chrome / Edge / Brave / Arc / Opera on macOS / Windows / Linux) to backfill official billed usage. Firefox / Safari aren't supported.
• Pet desktop app is not bundled. The default "browser" open mode opens /pet in a browser tab with no extra install. The "app" mode needs the separate Electron desktop-pet app (the pet-desktop/ folder in the source repo), which is not part of the npm package.
• The online pet library fetches from GitHub — the Awesome Codex Pet community gallery by @legeling. Thanks to that project and every pet author for the open submissions. It caches locally and degrades to the cache/offline notice on network failure.