magian1127/deepseek-harness-zh_pro

A comprehensive enhancement plugin for DeepSeek Harness

语言 / Language: 中文 · English

A comprehensive enhancement plugin for Chinese UI completion, thinking display, session-list controls, service monitoring, and optional model-request localization. Chinese completion applies only to the Chinese interface; all other UI and session enhancements work in both interface languages. Every feature that modifies model requests is an independent explicit toggle and is off by default.

Features

The rows below follow DSH Settings → Enhancements from top to bottom:

Settings location	Feature	Default	Description
Flat row	Chinese completion	On	Chinese UI only: fixes confirmed leftover English and normalizes tokens, API keys, model IDs, durations, and count formats
Flat row	Agent-role prompt localization	Off	Uses Chinese for the four built-in agent roles and confirmed first-party system sections; locked on the first request of a new session and never reinjected into existing sessions
Flat row	Tool-description localization	Off	Localizes confirmed built-in DSH tool descriptions and guidance; tool names, parameter names, and third-party tools remain unchanged; new sessions only
Flat row	Prompt injection	Off	Injects editable text into subsequent requests; the default text asks for Chinese reasoning and replies, and the default target is the initial system prompt
Chat display	Auto-expand latest thinking	On	Expands the newest streaming thinking block and collapses the previous block that the plugin auto-expanded
Chat display	Default expanded lines	20 lines, latest N	Limits the initial visible region to 0–200 lines; 0 disables the limit, and the direction can be changed to earliest N
Chat display	Expand mode	Button mode	Button mode reveals lines in batches; scroll mode uses a fixed-height scrolling viewport
Chat display	Full stats line	On	Keeps the chat stats on one line, shrinking or scrolling horizontally when needed
Session list	Auto-archive old sessions	7 days	Archives inactive sessions when the New Session view opens; range 0–365, with 0 disabling it
Session list	Archived-session view	On	Adds a workspace archive view (its button sits after the select-all button) whose rows can be restored, renamed, forked, or deleted, and can be multi-selected for batch unarchive or batch deletion
Session list	Session delete button	On	Shows “Delete session” in row menus; the log moves to the OS recycle bin and no list restore slot is retained
Session list	Session multi-select	On	Lets idle rows be selected for batch deletion or archiving; running, pending-interaction, and unread-completion rows are not selectable. Archived-session rows in the archive view are selectable too, with batch unarchive and batch deletion; a select-all button on each workspace row checks every selectable session of that workspace at once (click again to clear)
Service monitor	Service monitor	Off	Shows local listening services started during the conversation; hover resolves the process on demand and click reveals its location
Service monitor	Refresh interval	10 seconds	Range 2–300 seconds; polling pauses while the page is hidden
Service monitor	Custom watch entries	Empty	Entries can be added or edited and remain visible as online/offline; maximum 100

Chat display, Session list, and Service monitor use the same collapsible plugin-card style. They start collapsed and remember their open state independently. See the behavior contract for full interaction, data, and safety boundaries.

Requirements

• DeepSeek Harness Web GUI ≥ 0.1.2-alpha.1, default profile web
• Node.js ^22.19.0 || >=24.0.0

Installation

# Official persistent channel: takes effect on the next natural start
dsh plugin --profile web add deepseek-harness-zh_pro

# Hot install: takes effect immediately while DSH is running
npx -y deepseek-harness-zh_pro install --profile web

Local source debugging (run dependency installation first; prepare generates runtime artifacts):

pnpm install
node bin/dsh-zh.mjs install --profile web --link $PWD

TypeScript source build and checks:

pnpm install
npm run typecheck
npm test
npm pack --dry-run --json

src/ contains the only hand-written source; lib/, bin/, scripts/, and the root verification scripts are Git-ignored build artifacts. prepare, npm run build, or prepack generates them as needed, including the classic client script before publishing.

Check the status after installing:

npx -y deepseek-harness-zh_pro status --profile web

Updating

Re-run the install command to update dependencies and the persistent bundle. After browser-side content updates, refresh the page; when developing with a local link, host files hot-reload automatically while the DSH HMR service is available; otherwise diagnose and report the unavailable hot path rather than restarting DSH.

Uninstalling

dsh plugin --profile web remove deepseek-harness-zh_pro
# or
npx -y deepseek-harness-zh_pro remove --profile web

Uninstalling cleans up temporary hot rows and running entries but does not delete DSH session data. Existing values in localStorage and settings may remain and can be reused after reinstalling.

Settings and data

Data	Storage
Chinese completion, thinking display, stats, archived-session view, session deletion, session multi-select, service monitor, and the three cards' open state	Browser localStorage: deepseek-harness-zh_pro:enhancements
Agent-role localization, tool-description localization, prompt toggle/text/target, and auto-archive days	DSH settings.yaml, namespace dsh-zh

The plugin registers no model tools and uploads no data. Except for explicitly enabled prompt injection, agent-role localization, and tool-description localization, no feature modifies model requests. Chinese completion only applies to the Chinese interface; the other interface enhancements also apply to the English interface. Each model-request feature is controlled solely by its own toggle.

FAQ

Does the prompt turn on automatically? No, it is off by default. Editing the prompt text does not mean injection is enabled.

Development documentation

• Behavior contract
• Runtime architecture
• Development guide
• Troubleshooting
• Release process

License

MIT