Terminal interface
dsh-TUI
DeepSeek Harness, right in your terminal.
Independent minds.DeepSeek Harness community
Beyond the default.
An independent community for DeepSeek Harness.
Plugins, tools, and a little thinking outside the box.
Good tools start with
“What if we tried?”
Make the way you work your own.
From a better sidebar to an entirely new kind of conversation.
Community work
Explore all repositories
Workspace & interaction
Better Sidebar
More room for the way you work.
Context insights
dsh-context
See how your context is composed, grows, and changes.
Visualize context composition, token usage, and evolution; inspect compaction and pruning events through a dashboard, sidebar, or /context command.
bowenliang123 ↗The author personally supported OMDSH’s first Beijing community meetup.
BrowserConnect an already signed-in browser so agents can complete web tasks using structured page information and authorized actions.GenUITurn replies into interactive charts, forms, and visual interfaces, with user actions fed back to the agent.MnemonComposable long-term memory for agents, with extensible memory sources, layered organization, and change review.
Screenshots from the project repositories. Check current versions for interface details and compatibility.
The next good idea
could be yours.
No membership required. Bring a question, a page of documentation, a plugin, or a small pull request.
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Explore community workStart with selected projects. Find your next tool.
Build a pluginDevelopment skills, examples, and guides.
Join the communityShare your work. Ask questions. Exchange ideas.
Project autonomy.
Maintainers make technical decisions for their projects. The community provides space for discovery and collaboration.
Creator ownership.
Respect the people behind the code, documentation, and design, and each project’s license and attribution.
Open collaboration.
Questions, contributions, and feedback are welcome. Share what you learn so the next builder can start further ahead.