# deepseek-harness-zh_pro **A comprehensive enhancement plugin for DeepSeek Harness** **语言 / Language:** [中文](README.md) · [English](README.en.md)

Version 0.9.3 Interface Chinese MIT License

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 | Localizes the four built-in roles, the Open Design runtime persona, and confirmed system sections; locked on a new session's first request and never retrofitted into old 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 | Injected-context localization | Off | Replaces DSH-injected official context (workspace instruction frames, skill catalog frames, runtime context including its header line, approval/mode switch notices, dynamic-plugin notices, scheduled reminders, compaction checkpoint preambles) with Chinese before it enters session history; GUI and model requests stay consistent, new sessions only; translating the snapshot header makes DSH inject one replacement snapshot per step (slight session-log growth) | | 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; after a turn closes under the DSH v0.1.2 compact view it stays hidden with the official process fold (see the behavior contract) | | 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; deleted sessions never appear in the archive view | | 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](https://github.com/magian1127/deepseek-harness-zh_pro/blob/main/docs/behavior.md) for full interaction, data, and safety boundaries. ## Requirements - DeepSeek Harness ≥ `0.1.5-rc.1`; full UI uses `web`, Open Design stdio uses `open-design`, and DSH one-shot tasks may use `headless` - Node.js `^22.19.0 || >=24.0.0` ## Installation ```sh # Web GUI dsh plugin --profile web add deepseek-harness-zh_pro # Open Design's actual stdio profile dsh plugin --profile open-design add deepseek-harness-zh_pro # Optional: DSH's built-in headless profile dsh plugin --profile headless add deepseek-harness-zh_pro # Hot-install only into a running Web GUI npx -y deepseek-harness-zh_pro install --profile web ``` Bundles are profile-scoped; Open Design actually runs `dsh --profile open-design --stdio`. Non-Web profiles run only the Host half, so browser enhancements cannot enter the Open Design UI. Because `open-design` reserves stdout for strict JSONL, informational logs go to stderr there. Local source development: ```powershell pnpm install node bin/dsh-zh.mjs install --profile web --link $PWD dsh plugin --profile open-design add "link:" dsh plugin --profile headless add "link:" ``` TypeScript source build and checks: ```powershell 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 each profile independently: ```sh npx -y deepseek-harness-zh_pro status --profile web dsh plugin --profile open-design list dsh --profile open-design --dump-default-config dsh plugin --profile headless list ``` ## 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 ```sh dsh plugin --profile web remove deepseek-harness-zh_pro dsh plugin --profile open-design remove deepseek-harness-zh_pro dsh plugin --profile headless remove deepseek-harness-zh_pro # A running Web GUI can also use: npx -y deepseek-harness-zh_pro remove --profile web ``` Removal is profile-scoped; short-lived profiles stop loading it on their next invocation, without deleting sessions. ## 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, injected-context 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, tool-description localization, and injected-context localization, no feature modifies model requests; injected-context localization replaces DSH-injected official English text before it enters session history (closing the toggle restores English for new injections, while already-written history stays as official behavior). 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. Open Design and stock headless have no browser settings page but share `${DSH_HOME:-~/.dsh}/settings.yaml`. Configure the four Host toggles in Web; `open-design` / `headless` read the same namespace. The OpenDesign Charter is application-provided user content and is not translated. ## 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](https://github.com/magian1127/deepseek-harness-zh_pro/blob/main/docs/behavior.md) - [Runtime architecture](https://github.com/magian1127/deepseek-harness-zh_pro/blob/main/docs/architecture.md) - [Development guide](https://github.com/magian1127/deepseek-harness-zh_pro/blob/main/docs/development.md) - [Troubleshooting](https://github.com/magian1127/deepseek-harness-zh_pro/blob/main/docs/troubleshooting.md) - [Release process](https://github.com/magian1127/deepseek-harness-zh_pro/blob/main/docs/release.md) ## License [MIT](LICENSE)