dsh-dist-manager: DSH Plugin Distribution Directory Manager
`dsh-dist-manager` is a plugin in the DSH ecosystem for automatically managing the `dist/` directory. It provides version archiving, restoration, and cleanup functions through a WebUI, addressing the error-prone issue of manually managing old files. The plugin supports one-click operations, includes robust error handling and security validation, and manages paths through configuration options. The code is released under the MIT license.
Read Moredsh-plugin-runcat-inventory: DSH Plugin Overview and Management Utilities
`dsh-plugin-runcat-inventory` is a plugin management tool for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the pain of cumbersome plugin configuration. It provides a table view, status filtering, enable/disable (with hot reloading), and uninstallation features, and supports update reminders, search and sorting, as well as a bilingual interface in Chinese and English. It has no external package dependencies, and after installation it can be used by entering “Tomi – Plugin Overview”. Developers can edit the configuration file to enable hot reloading without restarting the Web UI, significantly improving the efficiency of plugin lifecycle management.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Manager
`relay-dsh-plugin-manager` is a standalone plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), enabling full lifecycle plugin operations such as discovery, installation, updates, and management through a conversational interface. It supports secure change workflows (requiring confirmation before execution) and read-only queries, and integrates with the DSH Registry for plugin discovery. Users can easily search for, install, enable, or remove plugins using the `/plugins` command. Registry support defaults to HTTPS, and anonymous analytics can be optionally disabled. The plugin is compatible with DSH version 0.1.2.
Read More@dsh/plugin-manager: DSH Plugin Manifest and Transactional Profile Manager
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) introduces a new plugin management tool, `@dsh/plugin-manager`, serving as the control plane for Profile transactions. Independent of the legacy `component-hub`, it focuses on plugin lifecycle management. Core features include: plugin source and status classification; seven built-in conflict detection mechanisms; standard transaction handling (snapshot validation and rollback); hierarchical validation (syntax, configuration, and Loader); and task persistence. It also supports offline import, one-click installation, and CLI interaction. Note that official core plugins are protected and cannot be updated.
Read Morehuahua-dsh-plugin-orchestra: DSH Plugin Management System
`huahua-dsh-plugin-orchestra` is a plugin management system built around the DSH philosophy, designed to address pain points in maintaining multiple plugins. It provides manifest management, update detection, one-click upgrades, backups, and rollbacks. The plugin supports both command-line and panel-integrated operations and enables cross-agent migration. Installation requires Node.js 22.19.0 or later, data is stored in `~/.dsh/plugin-orchestra/`, and GitHub API rate limits can be increased via environment variables. Exit codes include success, failed rollback, and situations requiring manual intervention.
Read Moredsh-plugin-manager: Hot-Plugin Manager for DSH Custom Plugins
`dsh-plugin-manager` is DSH's plugin manager, solving the problem that traditional plugins require a service restart for changes to take effect. It offers a web management interface with plugin listing, one-click hot-swapping (enable/disable), secure deletion, and automatic refreshing. Once installed, it is integrated into the DSH settings page, with actions taking effect immediately without interrupting the service. This tool suits users who frequently adjust configurations, but care should be taken regarding permissions and source code security.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Third-Party Plugin Manager
Plugin management in DeepSeek Harness (DSH) currently relies on manually editing configuration files, which is cumbersome. To address this, community developer `sorry123maker` has provided a plugin called “Third-Party Plugin Management.” This plugin enables centralized display and control of third-party plugins in `dsh.profile.bundles` through a Web UI, supporting enabling or disabling plugins via toggles and saving their states as presets for easy switching. Plugin changes take effect immediately through hot reload, without requiring a restart. In addition, new plugins can be added by package name. This tool greatly simplifies the plugin configuration process in DSH and enables visualized management.
Read Moredsh-plugin-manager: Plugin Manager for the DSH Web Interface
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) introduces the `dsh-plugin-manager` plugin for managing plugins via a visual interface. Its functionality is organized into "Custom Plugins" and "Core Components" sections. Custom plugins can be enabled or disabled immediately, and their status can be viewed, while core components only display their mount status. Installation is recommended using the CLI; alternatively, you can manually copy `node_modules` and append the mount configuration to enable hot mounting. Be aware of the risk that disabling the plugin itself and manual installations may be cleared by `pnpm install`.
Read Moredsh-my-plugins: Centralized DSH Plugin Management Panel
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) introduces a new plugin management tool, dsh-my-plugins, designed to solve the pain point of scattered plugin management. The tool adds a My Plugins tab to the Settings → Plugins page, providing one-stop management features, including one-click plugin installation via GitHub, Link, File, or npm. Users can view, search, and enable or disable plugins centrally in the interface, and can batch-check for GitHub updates. To ensure safety, removing a plugin requires a second confirmation. Although automatic updates from GitHub are supported, sources such as Registry and local installations are currently not supported. After installation, `dsh web` must be restarted for changes to take effect, making it suitable for developers who frequently debug and manage multiple plugins.
Read Moredsh-plugin-optimization: DSH Plugin Partition Manager
`dsh-plugin-optimization` is a DSH plugin management component maintained by AJUbest, licensed under the MIT License. It aims to address the confusion caused by scattered DSH plugin sources and optimize extensibility through a "everything is a plugin" approach. The component divides the plugin list into two independent partitions: "built-in plugins" and "custom plugins," and consolidates custom plugins into the `~/.dsh/custom-plugins/` directory. Its core functions include browsing plugin directories, importing plugins from Git URLs, local paths, or npm packages, automatic registration, enabling/disabling and deleting plugins, and automatically migrating legacy plugins to designated partitions. Additionally, it provides reminders for missing dependencies and plugin conflicts. Users need to ensure that Node.js and p... are installed on the local machine.
Read Moredsh-plugin-diraud: DeepSeek Harness Plugin List Distinguished by Source
dsh-plugin-diraud is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the issue of mixing official plugins with self-installed plugins. It displays currently loaded plugins grouped by source via the `/plugin-audit` command and the sidebar `Plugin Catalog` panel, distinguishing between `official` and `self-installed`. Core features include: supporting the auditing of plugins by source or keyword; allowing users to enable or disable self-installed plugins (state persisted to the configuration file); providing a unified update entry point compatible with npm and GitHub sources, supporting version checking and batch updates with tasks executed in a queue to avoid concurrent conflicts; and supporting confirmation for uninstalling self-installed plugins. Official and built-in plugins are locked and disabled.
Read Moredsh-plugin-store: Install and manage dsh-plugin ecosystem plugins within the DSH plugin page
dsh-plugin-store is the plugin store for DeepSeek Harness, designed to centralize the management of DSH plugins that are scattered across GitHub. Integrated into the "Settings → Plugins" page of DSH, this tool offers features for browsing plugins, real-time searching, multidimensional filtering (such as by category, tag, and author), and sorting. Its core capabilities include one-click installation, uninstallation, and update detection. It supports automatically handling dependencies and writing them to the profile bundle via `pnpm add`, while also allowing manual installation of packages or subdirectories with specific formats. Installation, uninstallation, and update operations only modify the configuration, requiring a restart of DSH to take effect. The tool supports configuring a `GITHUB_TOKEN` to enhance API rate limits and performs update detection based on the `pushed_at` field. It is suitable for users who need to frequently manage plugins.
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