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v0.1.6-alpha.2 (2026-09-17 13:30 UTC) follows alpha.1 with 29 items in four sections. Five of six New Features involve the sidebar: file-by-file review, Office previews, browser URLs, Subagent sessions, plan previews — beside a new Plugins page. Chores carry migration weight: runtime plugin resolution, Cordis tools removed from Creator mode, multi-instance Client Sessions. Prerelease stays on.

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v0.1.6-alpha.1 (2026-09-15 04:57 UTC) opens the 0.1.6 series with 44 items in four sections. Three New Features are labelled experimental — Browser Use, Computer Use and Auto review. The Web sidebar gains terminals and Settings an archived-session list. Chores carry migration weight: DeepSeek defaults to the Messages protocol and PTC packages rename to ptc-runtime. The prerelease flag stays on.

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v0.1.5-rc.2 (2026-09-10 15:09 UTC) is the 0.1.5 series' second release candidate. The notes carry two Improvements items, both by @yixiangihsiang: feedback likes and dislikes confirm in a dialog before being recorded, keeping entered content on failure; delivered-file cards get layout, spacing and icon refinements. No Features, Fixes or Chores sections appear; rc.2 keeps the prerelease flag.

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Two releases land in under 13 hours: v0.1.5-alpha.2 (2026-09-09) adds Sidebar document previews and model-delivered files, and v0.1.5-rc.1 (2026-09-10) is the first release candidate of the 0.1.5 series, summarizing the major changes since v0.1.2-rc.1. The notes lead with the DeepSeek adapter's deepseek-flash: new sessions use it by default when no model is explicitly configured.

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v0.1.5-alpha.1 opened a new series one day after v0.1.3-alpha.2 — and the version number skips 0.1.4: the tag list holds no v0.1.4. Two features lead the notes: an experimental right Sidebar (the Detail panel is removed) and dynamic system prompt updates that leave the KV Cache intact. Session logs upgrade to format V3 with no downgrade reads, and the Agent and Inbox plugin APIs change shape.

#release #upstream #sidebar #session-format #plugin-api

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v0.1.3-alpha.2 landed three days after alpha.1 — a visibly cooler cadence than the 0.1.2 sprint. The headline items: continuable subagents gain full message control (queue, edit, delete, Steer, Stop), SDK/Headless/ACP file editing defaults to read/write/edit, persona configs need adapting, and feedback submissions include conversation content while ordinary chat does not.

#release #upstream #defaults #subagents #long-conversation

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One day after 0.1.2-rc.1, upstream opened v0.1.3-alpha.1. The new series' first alpha carries a labeled breaking change — session persistence moves to lifecycle-scoped SessionHandles with a single-process session lock — plus session-format v2, arbitrary Web file uploads, proxy-env support, a disclosed performance regression and a macOS x64 SDK wheel. 0.1.2 remains at rc.1; no stable cut exists.

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One day after the fifth alpha, upstream cut v0.1.2-rc.1 — the first release candidate of the 0.1.2 series, aggregating the major changes since 0.1.1-rc.2. It adds an experimental Inspector and Web Preview, folding defaults, resizable width, queued sending, an image-pipeline rework and headless stderr progress, and carries the whole alpha-series compatibility ledger. Still flagged prerelease.

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DeepSeek Harness shipped v0.1.2-alpha.2 through alpha.5 on four consecutive days (2026-08-30 to 09-02). Mostly long-conversation performance work, but the train also removes the SQLite session backend, replaces Session.events with on-demand read APIs, defaults web_fetch on across SDK, Headless, ACP and custom Profiles, swaps report for bidirectional send_message, and closes with an upgrade hotfix.

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Eighteen days after this site's 100,000-star note, the upstream repository has passed 200,000 GitHub stars — roughly a hundred thousand more than the just-over-108,000 reading that note cited. Nine releases have been published in the meantime, every one flagged prerelease. As always on DSHSeek, the number comes from the build-time snapshot pipeline, not from anyone's hands.

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DeepSeek Harness shipped v0.1.2-alpha.1 on 2026-08-27, its first release since 0.1.1-rc.2. The alpha renames Code Mode to PTC Mode, turns public WebFetch on by default with built-in SSRF protection, removes the legacy ApiProxy interface in favor of the @Remote gateway, and updates the safety notice to state the project has not been security-audited.

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The upstream DSH Web Plugin & Skin Bundle repository zhu1090093659 has been renamed from dsh-web-ui to dsh-web. The bundled meta-package also renamed from @linxin666/dsh-web-ui-all to @linxin666/dsh-web-all. The site's own map entry has already been updated; existing profiles migrate automatically via dsh-doctor.

#rename #upstream #dsh-web #dsh-doctor #migration

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Two map additions land on the same day, expanding the DSH ecosystem on opposite ends: Anionex/dsh-vision-toolkit brings a ten-tool vision layer plus a bundled Skill for text-only models, and vibeinging/dsh-desktop ships a community-maintained Electron distribution with a Session-bound capability whitelist over the official DSH npm runtime.

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This site ships V1.1: the verified map grows from 15 to 53 entries across all nine sectors, two new long-form guides (a 5-minute quick start and a plugin development 101) join the Cordis deep-read, and the news section opens with this dispatch — all bilingual, all link-verified at build time.

#dshseek #release #v1-1

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The community awesome list now catalogs 200+ plugins across a dozen categories. We surveyed the shape of it while expanding this map from 15 to 53 verified entries: UI and tooling dominate by count, memory and multi-agent are the most inventive fronts, and a plugin market has already emerged to organize the rest.

#ecosystem #survey #plugins

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The upstream deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness repository has passed 100,000 GitHub stars — up from roughly 88,000 four days ago, one of the fastest runs any agent framework has recorded. The number behind this site's live counters comes from the build-time snapshot refreshed daily at 03:00 UTC.

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