@omdsh-plugins

The session-mode system for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: the segment registry every mode plugin registers into, the switch that renders them, and the sidebar dots that colour their conversations

API spend at a glance for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: this conversation, this project, and the account balance, beside the mode chip in Chat and Work and in the corner in Code

Code mode for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: a third segment beside Chat and Work whose column is the harness's own terminal, running in the conversation's workspace

Work-mode side panels for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: a right file explorer with previews and a bottom terminal, both absent in Chat mode

Open the current project directory in a native editor from the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: the session header's editor picker, and the host half that finds the installed editors and launches one

Current project and its git state at a glance for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: the project name with its branch and change counts, at the top-right corner of the Work window's conversation header

Workspace root for the DeepSeek Harness interactive terminal: the TUI surface, its profile bundle, and the vendored terminal UI library.

Chat mode for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: a Chat/Work switch above the conversation, a workspace-free session-intent surface, and the managed Chat workspace its conversations are kept in

The harness web UI as a macOS application: DSH Web.app boots a profile from the Dock instead of a terminal, raises the tab already showing it when reached, and stops the server when it quits

Workspace root for the DeepSeek Harness desktop application: the Electron shell and the packaging pipeline.

The omdsh plugin hub: a Settings tab that installs and removes omdsh plugins from a configurable upstream, and configures every installed one from the settings schema it already registers

Remote development for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: connect a workspace to an SSH server, provision a .dsh-server there, and run its files, terminals, and agents on that machine

Summon a conversation of its own anywhere in the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: a side panel anchored to whatever you were looking at, asking in its own session so the conversation you are running is untouched

Bind a chord to anything the harness can do: a menu the desktop shell renders natively, a switchboard the runtime dispatches through, and an in-page listener for the web — one document, two surfaces

Remote control for the DeepSeek Harness: a second front door on its own port, behind device pairing and a tiered method allowlist, so a phone on your tailnet can watch a session, approve what it asks for, and hand it new work

The omdsh plugin collection: the conventions every plugin agrees to, the workspace that holds their checkouts, and the published site.

A generated manifest of every plugin in the omdsh collection, so omdsh-plughub can offer them without enumerating a GitHub account one request at a time.