dsh-git
taontech/dsh-git
0GitHub starsA DeepSeek Harness Git tab that provides repository status, history, branches, contribution activity, and common Git operations.
Explore terminal-first DeepSeek Harness plugins for TUI interfaces, CLI workflows, session navigation, approvals, commands, and keyboard-driven use.
taontech/dsh-git
0GitHub starsA DeepSeek Harness Git tab that provides repository status, history, branches, contribution activity, and common Git operations.
apbigking-cell/dsh-plugin-square
0GitHub starsA DeepSeek Harness plugin marketplace and governance layer for discovering, installing, managing, and session-scoping DSH bundles.
ShiraGawaAnri/dsh-session-cleanup
0GitHub starsA DSH web-profile Settings plugin for inspecting and permanently deleting residual and archived sessions.
ShiraGawaAnri/dsh-quota-cards
0GitHub starsA DSH web-profile UI plugin that shows model-aware DeepSeek balance or OpenCode Go usage cards beside the chat composer.
xianshu-virtuous/dsh-whale-companion
0GitHub starsDeepSeek Harness plugin that adds a whale-maid persona and automatically continues near-limit WebUI sessions.
caoxiaohu7745-bot/kongmu-im-bridge
0GitHub starsA DeepSeek Harness plugin bundle that connects DSH to Feishu/Lark for messaging, notifications, and approval workflows.
qing9835/plug
0GitHub starsA DeepSeek Harness plugin that converts pasted, dropped, or imported images into text through an external vision model before sending the result to a text-only model.
Thomas-key/dsh-skill-manager
0GitHub starsManage DeepSeek Harness filesystem skills through agent tools and a bundled Settings page.
me9rez/dsh-vlm-bridge
0GitHub starsA DeepSeek Harness bundle that adds image analysis to text-only agents through a configurable VLM API.
Terminal and TUI plugins provide terminal-first ways to work with DeepSeek Harness. This category covers full-screen interfaces, session navigation, live agent activity, approval flows, reasoning and context views, command palettes, keyboard controls, and other CLI-oriented workflows. Some plugins provide an alternative interaction surface to the Web UI, while others extend an existing terminal profile with additional controls and visibility.
When comparing terminal plugins, check the required DSH profile, supported operating systems and terminal environments, package or Git install path, keyboard and session behavior, repository maintenance, and version compatibility. Plugins that interact with shells or host processes also deserve careful review of permissions and Security Signals before installation.