dsh-better-sidebar
omdsh-devBring file editing, Git changes and the terminal into a workspace sidebar.
Discover community plugins for DeepSeek Harness. Find one for your workflow, check where it runs, and get the setup steps.
Bring file editing, Git changes and the terminal into a workspace sidebar.
Inspect what takes up the current context and how it changes when Harness compacts it.
Summarize older context in layers so long conversations can continue with less history in the prompt.
Use a design skill to create drafts of pages, prototypes, slides or infographics.
Build a reusable perspective skill from a person’s documented ideas and decisions.
Track tasks that agents can claim and people can review on a local board.
Connect Harness to messaging bots and manage multiple channels from one setup.
Route parts of a task to different models or CLIs and review expected costs before execution.
Apply a pre-execution guard to catch certain destructive commands and sensitive file access.
Share and look up compact debugging lessons in a Git-backed library.
Show an always-on-top companion that reacts to the agent’s work state.
Show the account balance and usage while you work in Harness.
Search archived conversations and restore sessions you want to revisit.
Recall information from runtime memory, project documents and separate memory spaces.
Keep goals, supporting evidence and quota state available across longer agent runs.
Split work across a team of subagents with task dependencies and messages.
Keep a video’s script, subtitles, cover and publishing checklist together.
Open the Harness Web interface on a phone by pairing with a computer.
Inspect session costs, daily budgets and provider quota in one place.
Give a coding agent a structured routine for checking the baseline and verifying its changes.
Profile, clean and reconcile workbook data as part of an Excel analysis workflow.
Use custom meme packs and playful text exchanges in a Harness session.
Use a local Wallpaper Engine scene or video as the Harness background.
Bring conversations from other coding assistants into Harness as resumable sessions.
Represent remembered facts as a graph of entities and relationships.
Turn a written answer into a standalone HTML page for reading or sharing.
Explore sandboxed agent sessions with tools and an audit trail through the project’s Harness integration.
Save and resume named multi-agent workflows instead of assembling them again for each run.
Connect a desktop or Android client to a remote Harness workspace and continue sessions there.
Adds provider adapters that use sign-in flows described by the project. Check provider support and terms before setup.
Inspect model relay behavior for response or tool-call changes.
Ask questions over connected databases and turn SQL results into charts or reports.
Add a draggable pet to the Harness Web workspace.
Render charts and controls inline and pass user interactions back to the agent.
Return to an earlier message in the current conversation, with optional workspace restoration.
Carry persistent memory across sessions and inspect what the agent has stored.
Add shell and file utilities for Windows workflows, including PowerShell and Bash.
Configure agent teams with different models and tool policies, then inspect their runs.
Attach task clarifications alongside the user’s original request.
Connect QQ private and group chats to a Harness agent.
Add Command Code as an unofficial provider with a model list and reasoning options.
Import and organize local agent skills, with controls for restoring removed entries.
Organize company profiles, industry maps and public sources for research.
Prototype a small playable game in the sidebar and export it as HTML.
Display interactive charts, simulations and interface mockups in a chat.
Resume eligible interrupted responses using retry and pause controls.
Organize cross-session memories in SQLite and look them up with ranked text search.
Extract text, layout and semantic information from images for text-based workflows.
Use a second model to review proposed actions and explain an approval decision.
Schedule coding tasks to run in fresh sessions and inspect their run history.
Send text, photos, voice or files from WeChat to a Harness agent on your computer.
Visualize DeepSeek usage and balance, including cost differences between billing periods.
Bundle engineering skills with a sidebar board for working through GitHub issues.
Connect report claims to source snapshots that can be checked later.
Play short dramas in the sidebar, with playback history and pause controls.
Browse a separate community catalog and manage its packages from Harness settings.
Preview and move a session between presets while keeping the original.
Keep long-term memories in portable Markdown files with an index.
Connect an agent to Blender for actions such as capturing viewport frames and rendering a scene.
Choose specialist agent roles to help with different kinds of tasks.
Edit a workflow on a canvas while keeping a portable Markdown representation.
Preview and edit Office files in Harness, including generating DOCX documents.
Attribute token usage to the relay that served each request.
Back up or move a Harness configuration that includes plugins, MCP and skills.
Save scientific figures with their generating code in a local library.
Switch between built-in and imported chat personas from settings.
The DSH Go index lists 30 plugins with versioned npm bundles. Add it to browse and install those versions from Harness.
https://dshgo.org/dsh-plugin/index.jsonIn Harness, open Plugins → Experimental plugins and enable Custom plugin indexes.
Open Discover → Add index source and paste the URL.
Check the package source and compatibility in Harness before you confirm installation.
Open a plugin’s details and follow its installation steps. If a terminal command is available, run it on the machine that runs Harness and in the profile you use. For a manual setup, follow the maintainer instructions linked in the listing.
Plugins run on the active Harness host. With a local engine, use the app’s Linux environment; with SSH or DSH Remote, use the remote host. Browser extensions may have no native Android view. See the DSH Go host guide or compare remote connections.
Open Plugins → Installed in the active profile. Before updating, check the maintainer’s release notes. Before removing a plugin, check whether it stores data separately. If a plugin is missing, confirm the host and profile and follow any restart steps in its listing.