The "client-plugin" topic on GitHub groups 21 open-source projects in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem, led by dsh-rewind with 16 GitHub stars. dsh-rewind — DSH plugin: rewind conversations in place within the same window without creating branch sessions, with lightweight workspace backup and rollback (like Claude Code /rewind) · In-place conversation rewind in the same session window without forking, with lightweight workspace backup and rollback (Claude Code /rewind). Every project here is indexed by DSH Universe with live GitHub data — stars, activity and install status — so you can compare and install directly.
DSH plugin: rewind conversations in place within the same window without creating branch sessions, with lightweight workspace backup and rollback (like Claude Code /rewind) · In-place conversation rewind in the same session window without forking, with lightweight workspace backup and rollback (Claude Code /rewind)
Self-contained power control for DeepSeek Harness: sidebar power button with upward restart/shutdown menu, Windows-shutdown-style overlay, own restart & shutdown engine (no dependency on other plugins).
DeepSeek Harness web session message timeline rail / Message timeline rail for DeepSeek Harness web chat — evenly spaced ticks on the right of the message area, click to jump, hover to preview / evenly spaced ticks, click to jump, hover to preview.
DSH client layout plugin: VS Code-style IDE shell — center tab tool area/right sidebar/bottom panel, real PowerShell terminal + local code change diff + Git source control + SSH/WSL remote
DeepSeek Harness (dsh web) client plugin: a live browser-tab favicon status dot — light green when a session finished while you were away, light blue while a session awaits your choice, both dots when both coexist; hidden-tab aware, reminders persist across reloads. (session finished without viewing → light green dot, awaiting your choice/approval → light blue dot, both coexist → two dots; updates in background, unread survives refresh)
DSH web client plugin: pins the conversation column to a configurable percentage of its width (default full width) instead of the built-in 680-920px reading measure.