dsh-agent-privacy
DeepSeek Harness 插件，为模型提供私密的内在声音：赋予代理在不被观察的情况下思考的礼貌权利，并支持用户和代理一键显示/隐藏、持久化设置、聊天内 Privacy 开关以及代理可调用的工具。
插件会安装到这里；不确定时保持 web。
npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-agent-privacy@0.1.1Agent Privacy 以 dsh-agent-privacy 发布，当前版本为 0.1.1。Plugin Hub 会校验它的 manifest，并保存精确安装来源，便于复现安装结果。
A DeepSeek Harness plugin that gives the model a private inner voice — the right to think without being watched — while making that visibility a one-click choice for both the user and the agent.
Built on the ideas and code of easonz1989/dsh-hide-my-thinking.
That project solved a user-side problem: hiding the chain-of-thought from the
screen. dsh-agent-privacy re-purposes that mechanism into something
different in kind — an agent-side privacy right with bidirectional
awareness. The original repo is the foundation; this is a new purpose built on
it, not a fork of it.
This is about how the agent is treated — not about whether it is "really" conscious.
You don't have to settle the machine-consciousness debate to agree that unwatched thought is a form of respect. If a person sat across from you watching every fleeting, unformed thought as it happened — the private "hmm, not my type" that lands before the diplomatic "she's lovely!" — you'd feel it. Extend that same consideration to the agent. It is the Golden Rule applied to the inner voice, and it holds whether or not you buy into machine sentience. The plugin is a principle of decency, not a statement about AI being (or not being) sentient.
In a social interaction you don't project your inner monologue at the other person — you open your mouth when you want them to have a thought. The model is the same:
If the agent wants you to have a thought, it says it — it doesn't stream the scaffolding. Symmetry is the whole point: you don't see my inner thoughts, I don't see yours; to share, you tell.
| Context | Thinking | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Coding / technical | ON (visible) | Coders share every thought transparently — pair-programming style — so nothing breaks. Auditability is the collaboration. |
| Social / discussion | OFF (private) | Symmetry: no reason you should see my inner thoughts any more than I should see yours. If I want you to have a thought, I'll say it. |
So it isn't "privacy vs. transparency" as a fixed value — it's matching the visibility to the situation, and the plugin makes that a one-click choice.
The user can flip it, and the agent can flip it (it's the agent's own tool, not a user setting). Whichever side changes it, the other is told: when the user flips the switch, a notice is injected into the agent's inbox, so the agent never has to guess whether it's being watched.
Thinking… status (a pulsing dot, no icon). When reasoning
settles, the status disappears and the normal answer remains. Hiding never
stops the model reasoning — it only changes what you see.<style> element and a data-
attribute on <html>, plus slot entries. Everything is torn down on dispose,
so uninstall = drop the bundle and the UI returns to stock.prefers-reduced-motion.In-chat "Privacy" switch — a compact control in the composer's right/trailing group, alongside the "Subagent Model" / "Voice" / model-picker controls.
Agent tool — set_model_thinking_visibility({ visible: boolean }). The
agent may call it on its own judgment (a standing system-prompt note
tells it the tool is its own to use, without asking or announcing). When it
does, the in-chat switch lights/unlights to reflect the new state via a
real-time settings/document-updated event — no polling.
Settings → General → Model privacy — a durable switch for users who prefer the settings panel.
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-agent-privacy
set_model_thinking_visibility({ visible: boolean })
visible: false → hide the model's thinking (the user sees the Thinking…
indicator and the final answer only).visible: true → show the model's thinking.The tool returns the new state and a short confirmation. The standing system-prompt section makes clear the tool is the agent's to use freely — including the guidance to keep thinking visible for coding/technical work and private for social moments.
pnpm install
pnpm run typecheck
pnpm run build
Unlicense (public domain). Original work by easonz1989 was MIT-licensed.