DeepSeek Harness Plugins · Workflow
Plugins that extend DeepSeek Harness (DSH) with vision, workflows, memory, web tools and more.
Workflow plugins wrap the agent's edits in a check: a contract, a gate, a test that must pass before a change is treated as done. They are the right tool when the agent edits the correct files and still drifts from a rule you can write down. They are the wrong tool when the agent never saw the file. That is a client or inference problem. A gate cannot check a diff that was not produced.
Expect these plugins to slow a careless loop on purpose. A card whose pitch is "never stop to ask" is not a workflow check, whatever the chip says. Read the README if the chip and the verbs disagree, and tell us so we can refile the listing.
Start with one rule you already got wrong twice, not with a framework that claims to encode your engineering culture. A single review prompt on a diff, which the first week schedule practices before any plugin, may be enough. Install a workflow plugin when that prompt would have to be repeated every day and people forget.
Do not stack a workflow plugin on top of a memory plugin that stores a contradictory rule. You will get two sources of "we always deploy on Friday." Delete the stale sentence instead of adding a third plugin to override it.
The uninstall path matters because a gate that cannot be bypassed by the person on call is an outage. Know the bypass before you turn the gate on. Stars do not tell you whether the bypass exists.
Name the rule in one sentence on the pull request that turns the gate on. If the sentence does not fit in the PR body, the rule is not ready. A gate you cannot describe is a gate the on-call person will bypass badly at midnight.
An agent skill where the model writes a Markdown draft and the bundled CLI renders a readable, offline single-file HTML page with diagrams and tables using about one-eighth the output tokens of hand-written HTML.
A method pack that makes AI coding agents plan against your real baseline, prove completion with fresh evidence, and reduce reworks and unsafe changes.
Turns the DeepSeek Harness session into a captain that builds a durable sub-agent team, splits goals into dependency-aware tasks, and coordinates work via direct messages and a live Web UI.
Gives coding agents design judgment, letting Claude Code, Cursor, and 70+ agents generate and iterate high-quality UI, presentations, and graphics right from the terminal.
DSH workflow plugin that searches recent Bilibili videos by keyword, judges them from full subtitles, writes Markdown reports, and optionally runs off-peak and comments @ you.
A native DeepSeek Harness plugin that connects Jev or Luna Decisions at DSH extension points for twelve independently configurable judgment features, all disabled by default.
Run the Pi ecosystem's plugins on DeepSeek Harness, unmodified, via a compatibility layer that implements Pi's public extension ABI on DSH's native services.
Persistent, reusable multi-model Agent teams for DeepSeek Harness, with per-member model, role, tool policy, fallback routes, bounded DAG orchestration, quality gates, and a Run Center.
Preview a bounded five-part handoff before migrating a DSH session: /bridge opens a clean target session, leaves the original untouched, and adds zero prompt tokens as a host slash command.
Installs the Minimal (Git Bash) agent preset for DeepSeek Harness, auto-detecting Git Bash and running each command via bash -c so minimal-mode bash becomes usable on Windows.
A standalone DeepSeek Harness plugin that adds composable workflow controls for work state, thinking strategy, quality gates, and agent self-evolving.
Dispatch work to DeepSeek Harness agents from Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, and Grok as native subagents, with tier policy, escalation, dispatch guardrails, a jobs board, in-host sessions, and vision/image generation.