KardDev/dsh-plugins
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DSH plugins
A collection of plugins for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). Each plugin lives in its own directory under plugins/ and is versioned independently.
| Plugin | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|
| dsh-motion-ui-en | English-localized interface, HTML/SVG canvases, editable motion and local MP4 production. Derivative of dsh-motion-ui. | Active |
| dsh-cost-usage | Per-session API cost tracking, provider/model breakdowns and optional pricing auto-discovery. | Active |
Installing a plugin
DSH installs plugins by package spec. Since each plugin lives in a subdirectory here, and package managers resolve Git dependencies at the repository root, install from a checkout:
git clone https://github.com/KardDev/dsh-plugins.git
cd dsh-plugins
pnpm install
dsh plugin add ./plugins/dsh-motion-ui-en
Or install cost tracking into a named profile:
dsh plugin --profile add ./plugins/dsh-cost-usage
Restart the DSH host and reload the page afterwards.
Once a plugin is published to npm, the short form works too:
dsh plugin add @karddev/dsh-motion-ui-en
Repository layout
plugins/
dsh-motion-ui-en/ # conversational UI, canvases and motion
dsh-cost-usage/ # cost tracking and pricing discovery
pnpm-workspace.yaml # workspace definition (packages: plugins/*)
Plugins are pnpm workspace packages with dependencies hoisted to the repository root (nodeLinker: hoisted). The hoisted layout matters on Windows: the plugin build runs esbuild through Node's child_process, and a symlinked per-package node_modules does not resolve reliably there.
Working on a plugin
pnpm install # every plugin's dependencies
pnpm --filter dsh-motion-ui-en test
pnpm --filter dsh-cost-usage check
Each plugin keeps its own README, tests, license and third-party notices. See the plugin directory for details.