dsh-devforge

Working with DeepSeek Harness day to day, development standards, model quotas, code hosting, and browser automation often live in separate tools. Context-switching adds up, and it is hard to keep state consistent across them. dsh-devforge pulls these into a single Host plus Web panel: the sidebar is the console, the browser side is the dashboard, and one entry point covers the full loop from spec injection to service output, from model dashboards to automated operations.

Four pillars anchor the plugin. First, the spec-driven service factory: versioned Markdown standards are injected into the agent via system prompts, and one click generates an isolated sub-agent service with Api / Bll / Dal / Model / Utility layers, Chinese comments, structured logging, and an optional cordis-250k compression preset to keep request payloads in check. Second, unified multi-model access and usage dashboards: Zhipu Coding Plan supports a named Key pool that auto-rotates on 401 / 403 / 429; Volcano Ark Agent Plan queries quotas through signed OpenAPI calls; an OpenAI-compatible relay station registers chat routes and migrates legacy configurations. Usage is rendered as per-key cards. Third, a visible operations browser: a foreground Chrome instance retains a persistent login profile, runs multi-tab workflows, and ships a Xianyu listing-and-reply assistant that requires explicit user confirmation before any real publish or send. Fourth, full GUI theming: 14 built-in themes, 8 accent colours, and an optional wallpaper are persisted across restarts, with a four-retry fallback that keeps the active highlight in sync with the actual GUI rendering.

This plugin is aimed at independent developers, small-team tech leads, and ops engineers who treat DSH as their primary harness and want to manage several model services, local browser automation, and remote operations without juggling multiple windows. If you want to move from dreaming to shipping on a single console, dsh-devforge puts both sides of the desk in one place.