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The 1st Collaborative AI Design Agent Workspace. Local-first and open source. Create motion, prototypes, websites, apps, dashboards, presentations, images, and videos with your team and AI agents. Share work, exchange feedback, and iterate together in one workspace.

Translated🔥 1Panel is a modern, open-source Linux server management panel and a lightweight AI management platform. 1Panel is a management panel built specifically for AI servers.

TranslatedDeepSeek Harness jailbreak: lets every model be jailbroken, and different models can use different prompts; the default prompt targets the domestic Chinese model "小码酱" (Xiaomajiang, "little code sauce"). Jailbreak for every model — swap prompts per model. Please give a Star and bookmark ⭐ If you want to make a secondary development, please see the attribution requirements section

  • dsh-plugin
  • dsh-plugins
  • llm-jailbreak
  • harness-jailbreak

Self-evolving memory OS for LLM & AI Agents: ultra-persistent memory, hybrid-retrieval, and cross-task skill reuse, with 35.24% token savings and DeepSeek Harness support.

TranslatedDeepSeek Harness (DSH): a little whale girl who lives in the bottom-right corner of the DSH interface and keeps an eye on your DeepSeek account balance for you. Bouncy and springy (QQ弹弹), it supports drag-and-snap, flipping when snapped to the left, and a rolling-number animation. It is enabled automatically with the interface, and it is recommended to just call it over to your dsh installation

TranslatedDSH Desktop Pet: a small transparent animated desktop pet that is ready to use after installing with a single command line, supports running multiple instances, and lets you configure its size and position as you like; it also has a built-in DIY asset pipeline that lets you create your own custom pet from AI video

TranslatedBrings the local Wallpaper Engine wallpapers into the DSH web interface: scene wallpapers are rendered in real time with WebGL by the built-in MIT open-source engine WebWallGL (particles / puppet skeletons / SceneScript / audio reactivity / mouse interaction), and if that fails it automatically falls back to an embedded MP4 and the scene's static frame; web wallpapers run in a strict sandbox + the WE API; iOS-style liquid glass UI that is highly customizable, pause when occluded to save power, ffmpeg transcoding with a frame rate cap, system audio spectrum and Now Playing, custom upload and automatic rotation; settings are stored on the host side, with zero token overhead for the agent. Native on all three platforms: Windows / macOS / Linux (the same package, the same command).