dsh-enhancement-suite：DSH 增强套件一键安装 Vision、Soul、Memory 与 Marketplace
dsh-enhancement-suite 是 Scorp1o117 维护的 DSH 元插件，通过 Desktop/Web 配置页或 dsh-enhance CLI 统一安装与更新 Vision、Soul/Persona、Memory、Marketplace、Reasoning Options 和 Motion UI 六项增强能力。文章基于 GitHub README 说明 profile 安装命令、Install all 与 --only 更新、engines.dsh 与 Node 版本要求，并提醒插件运行于 dsh 进程权限下及安装前审阅源码与 MIT 许可证。
Read Moredsh-plugin-cards：DSH 设置卡片、对话节点与插件市场
dsh-plugin-cards 是 yuanzukun 维护的 DSH 客户端插件（MIT，当前 0.9.29），提供设置卡片、对话节点 UI 及基于 GitHub dsh-plugin topic 的内置插件市场。完整能力建议宿主 dsh ≥ 0.2.0。普通用户在桌面端「设置 → 插件 → 插件市场」搜索安装；CLI 可用 dsh plugin --profile desktop add dsh-plugin-cards。安装后需重启宿主加载；市场支持分类筛选、中文描述与网络安装降级。
Read Moredsh-m: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace
dsh-m is the unified plugin management tool for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the challenges of fragmented plugin sources and inconsistent management entry points. It integrates the sidebar panel, Agent tools, and the command line (`dshm` CLI) to provide a unified search, installation, upgrade, and uninstallation experience. The tool supports dual-source search (community catalog and curated selections), uses npm package version locking and GitHub commit SHA verification for security, and allows custom sources via HTTPS, local paths, and other options. After installation, users can operate through the `dshm` command line or the plugin interface. Note that the community catalog is not security-reviewed, uninstallation does not automatically remove data, and the Desktop host must be restarted manually.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace
`dsh-plugin-market` is a built-in plugin in DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the challenge of plugin discovery. It simplifies plugin selection and installation through automatic discovery, visual presentation, and security review. Users can install the plugin via the UI, command line, or manual configuration. After installation, the marketplace can be accessed from the sidebar or settings. Plugin authors must follow a specific directory structure to enable automatic display and should pay attention to path rules and screenshot domain restrictions. Restart DSH after installation. Plugin permissions are consistent with the current process.
Read Moredsh-compat-market: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace
dsh-compat-market is a plugin marketplace extension for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) desktop client, designed to address the gap caused by the official plugin manager not actively discovering community plugins. It aggregates plugins from npm and GitHub in a sidebar and provides compatibility pre-checks, installation through the official pipeline, and native detail-page injection. It takes effect immediately after installation, supports configuring a GitHub token to accelerate scanning, and requires attention to path dependencies in pnpm links on Windows.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Local Plugin Marketplace
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) has introduced a localized plugin marketplace plugin aimed at solving the issues of existing plugin management relying on external directories and low efficiency. It caches plugin metadata from GitHub and dshfind using IndexedDB, supports local search, filtering, and Google-style syntax, and provides quality assessment. Users can quickly install it with pnpm or npx and access it via DSH settings or the sidebar. When using it, be mindful of permission-related security and GitHub rate limits; the source code is available on GitHub.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace: Independent Team Directory and Brand Marketplace CLI
`dsh-plugin-hub` is a plugin marketplace designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness, intended to address pain points such as independent team catalog management, version publishing, and branded build workflows. Built on `pnpm`, it provides a release age policy and supports independent maintenance as well as the creation of branded marketplace CLIs. After verifying permissions and source code licensing, developers can visit its GitHub repository for installation and usage instructions.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace
`dsh-plugin-marketplace` is the standard plugin package for DeepSeek Harness, used to manage plugins via the “Plugin market” tab in **Settings → Plugins**. The plugin can scan GitHub repositories with the `dsh-plugin` topic, validate their `package.json` configurations, display them as cards, and support one-click installation. Installation requires executing a specific command and allowing the build. After installation, it runs with local account permissions, and sensitive environment variables are removed before script execution. It primarily runs within DeepSeek Harness’s `web` configuration file.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace: Browse and One-Click Install Community Plugins in the Settings Panel
The DSH Plugin Market is designed to address the cumbersome management of DeepSeek Harness plugins by providing a unified entry point in the settings panel. It connects to the official catalog and supports browsing, filtering, one-click installation, and status management (All, Installed, Updatable), with features including Chinese/English language switching, local caching, and a four-level fallback strategy. During installation, declare the scoped package name `@99galaxy/dsh-plugin-market` in `package.json`, and be sure to restart DSH after installation. The market enforces strict interface security validation to ensure that plugin sources are controllable; however, note that updates may change plugin sources, and the package name in an installation command must not start with `-`.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Plugin Marketplace: Universal Plugin Hub
Universal Plugin Hub (DSH) is a core plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the challenges of manually configuring multiple directories. It provides a unified plugin marketplace by incorporating official directories and supporting custom Git sources. The plugin automatically maps commands, skills, subagents, MCP tools, and LSP servers, enabling one-click installation and configuration. It supports both CLI and Desktop clients, significantly lowering the barrier to entry.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: DSH Plugin Hub
`@czj-git/dsh-plugin-hub` is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to integrate the DSH Plugin Hub ecosystem. It supports both Settings pages and conversation tools to provide plugin search, compatibility checks, installation management, and task status tracking. Installation requires Node.js `^22.19.0 || >=24.0.0` and a Web profile environment. The plugin proxies browser cross-origin requests, helping developers easily browse, install, and manage local plugins.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness' Built-in Visual Plugin Marketplace (`dsh-stream-market`)
dsh-stream-market is the visual plugin marketplace for DeepSeek Harness, supporting plugin browsing, search, one-click installation, hot switching, and full lifecycle management. Core features include 0ms instant launch, concurrent probing, settings sidebar integration, batch purge uninstall, and self-healing. Installation requires Node.js >= 18.0.0, with support for the official dsh:// protocol integration and debug mode. Plugins are licensed under the MIT License, enforce strict data masking and sandbox isolation, and are strictly prohibited from accessing host secrets.
Read Moredsh-plugin-marketplace: Community Plugin Marketplace in DeepSeek Harness
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) has introduced the `dsh-plugin-marketplace` plugin, designed to address the fragmented management of community plugins through a Web interface. The tool offers Chinese-language search, 12 filtering categories, favorites, and one-click installation, with data sourced from an online catalog or offline snapshots. Users can install it via command, and clicking Install only runs a `git clone` download without executing any build scripts, making plugin acquisition both convenient and secure.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace
`dsh-plugin-market` is a plugin marketplace plugin developed exclusively for the DeepSeek Harness Web client, designed to address the issues of disorganized community plugins and difficult verification. It provides a verified local plugin catalog, supports Chinese and English search, and includes GitHub discovery features. The plugin incorporates security mechanisms, does not read secrets or automatically install code, and only offers browsing, searching, and manual installation commands, helping users safely manage and discover DSH plugins.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Plugin Marketplace (viveksssss/deepseek-harness-marketplace)
The DSH (DeepSeek Harness) Plugin Marketplace, created by developer Viveksssss, is designed to simplify the browsing, installation, and management of DSH plugins through a “Plugin Marketplace” tab. The plugin supports searching GitHub repositories in the browser by topic tags, viewing metadata, and one-click installation or uninstallation. It also features automatic validation of entry files, persistent storage of the plugin list, and adaptive light/dark themes. Its core purpose is to connect DSH with the broader community ecosystem. After installation, developers can add plugins via command line and manage enabled plugins in the settings, significantly lowering the barrier to integrating third-party plugins.
Read Moredsh-plugin-market: A Visual Plugin Marketplace for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-plugin-market` is a plugin marketplace plugin for DeepSeek Harness, providing features to browse, search, install, and manage local plugins. It aggregates curated registries and GitHub resources, supporting sorting by name, stars, and other criteria, as well as filtering by tags. Its features include one-click installation, batch updates, hot-swapping, and manifest import/export. The plugin uses local storage to ensure privacy and data security, and provides a whitelist mechanism to prevent installation of non-registry plugins. After installation, it can be managed in Settings and supports self-updating.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace
The DeepSeek Harness plugin marketplace (`dsh-plugin-marketplace`) is a marketplace and tool for managing third-party plugins. It builds plugin lists from GitHub Topics, supports keyword search, one-click installation, and version updates, and helps address installation compatibility and performance bottlenecks. The tool integrates four agent tools that allow users to manage plugins autonomously through natural language, and supports features such as npm-first installation, pnpm self-healing, and workspaces. After installation, Harness must be restarted for changes to take effect.
Read MoreDSH Plugin Marketplace: Managing HTTPS Plugin Repositories, Verifying Downloads, and Managing Static Plugin Plug/Unplug
This plugin is a Host plugin marketplace under the DSH philosophy, designed to address issues related to plugin source management, download verification, and enable/disable control. It provides a Web-based configuration page for managing HTTPS repositories and supports the installation, verification (SHA-256), and lifecycle management of both static and dynamic plugins. The download process is secure and atomic, ensuring that code is written only to the installation directory and is not executed automatically. Developers need to first merge core patches into the DSH mainline and then consume this repository as a dependency to use it.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace
tasihi89/dsh-plugin-market is the official plugin marketplace for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the challenge of plugin discovery. It offers features such as a trending panel, in-app installation, and a bilingual interface, allowing users to browse and install popular plugins directly within the DSH client. The tool lowers the barrier to obtaining plugins, helping users find inspiration or quickly install commonly used plugins. Note that plugins run with the permissions of the current process, so it is recommended to review the source code and license information before installation.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace (dsh-plugin-marketplace)
DSH Web now includes a Plugin Marketplace designed to address the pain point of developers manually searching for GitHub plugins. It filters repositories by the `dsh-plugin` tag, supports online README viewing, and provides core features such as AI-generated installation guides, a built-in mirror proxy, and custom prompts. After installation, restart the Web service for the changes to take effect.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Enhancement Plugin: dsh-plus
nanbbb/dsh-plus is an enhanced plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to streamline workflows through a Web interface. The plugin integrates four core features into the settings panel: vision and memory configuration, a plugin marketplace (supporting browsing and installation), local model management (supporting Ollama/LM Studio), and one-click engine restart. Install it using `dsh plugin add github:nanbbb/dsh-plus`; desktop users do not need to install it separately.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace
The DeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace is a tool that connects DSH Index and Harness, built around the core idea that “everything is a plugin.” It provides both a web interface and a CLI, supporting plugin browsing, inspection, installation preparation, and community feedback (ratings, FAQs, and pitfall reports). The design emphasizes security and privacy, including access control, data masking, and privacy protection. Developers can use the `dsh-index` command-line tool for diagnostics, installation workflow management, and issue management, making it suitable for developers who need to manage the plugin ecosystem within Harness in a fine-grained manner.
Read More`dsh-market-desktop`: DSH Desktop Visual Plugin Marketplace
The DSH desktop plugin marketplace provides users with a visual plugin management interface, replacing command-line operations and lowering the installation barrier. It supports browsing, searching, and one-click installation of community plugins, and includes the ability to fix dependency errors, automatically rewrite outdated dependencies, and guide pnpm configuration. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile desktop add github:KokuYu-sysu/dsh-market-desktop`. Users should note the package name distinction; if a pnpm version restriction is encountered during installation, they must allow build scripts and independently assess plugin permissions and security.
Read Moredsh-tui-market: dsh-TUI Plugin Marketplace Plugin
dsh-tui-market is a native plugin marketplace built for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to enable plugin browsing, searching, installation, and uninstallation within the TUI via the `/market` command, eliminating the need to switch to an external terminal as before. Built around the GitHub topic `dsh-plugin`, the plugin supports viewing curated lists, global rankings, and locally installed plugins, and can directly install from npm or GitHub-formatted sources. Since it runs using subprocesses, it introduces no runtime dependencies. Installation requires packaging from source and startup with the `--profile` parameter, followed by restarting the TUI for the installation to take effect.
Read Moredsh-plug-manager: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Manager
dsh-plug-manager is the plugin manager for DeepSeek Harness, providing a centralized web interface to browse, search for, and install GitHub `dsh-plugin` plugins. It supports npm-first resolution and automatic source code parsing, along with proxy configuration, agent tool invocation, and local API capabilities. It requires pnpm to be installed in the host environment. The service must be restarted after installation, and plugins can be installed, updated, or removed via the web UI or command line.
Read MoreDSH Plugin Box
The Plugin Box introduced by DeepSeek Harness (DSH) aims to simplify the cumbersome management of community plugins. Installed within the web client, it functions as a plugin marketplace connected to the Oh-My-DSH directory, offering Chinese descriptions, star-based sorting, category filtering, and search capabilities. Core features include browsing and filtering plugins, one-click copying of official installation commands, and refreshing the directory to retrieve the latest data, with local caching support. The panel is responsible only for displaying information and copying commands; it does not directly modify source code or execute installations. Note: installations must specify the `--profile web` parameter, and the client must be restarted after installation for changes to take effect. Be sure to inspect the source code of any third-party plugin before installing it to ensure security.
Read Moredsh-plugin-store: The Native Plugin Marketplace for DeepSeek Harness Web
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) provides the `dsh-plugin-store` plugin marketplace, integrated into the Web GUI settings. The plugin supports plugin management through a curated catalog, GitHub discovery, and structure validation. It strictly validates `package.json` before installation and enforces security restrictions. Users can filter by category, search for, and install plugins via the Web interface, but a restart of the Web service is required for changes to take effect. The current version does not support uninstallation.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: smart-dsh-market Productivity Hub
smart-dsh-market is a local-first DeepSeek Harness plugin hub aimed at addressing the challenges of difficulty in discovering and inadequately managing a massive ecosystem of plugins. It integrates a dual-engine discovery system with a large-scale index of over 12,435 plugins and supports real-time synchronization across the network. Its core features include a dual-track security classification system (with curated official plugins and sandbox-isolated community plugins), a 26px Nano HUD bottom bar that provides intelligent recommendations based on Git status, and project lifecycle inference. All data runs locally, ensuring privacy and security. Users can install it via CLI, scripts, or agents; it supports custom registries and includes built-in conflict diagnostics, providing DSH with a secure and efficient localized plugin management workflow.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace
DSH Plugin Market is a plugin market plugin that runs within the DSH Web interface, designed to address the difficulties of discovering community plugins and the fragmentation of plugin management. It offers features such as categorized search, provenance verification, one-click installation or uninstallation, and background task execution, transforming command-line operations into graphical interface interactions. Installation requires ensuring that `dsh web` has been deployed and that `pnpm` is available in the environment. Users can browse and search for plugins, view metadata, and perform installation or uninstallation from Settings. Because DSH compositions are loaded at startup, the service must be restarted after installation for changes to take effect. This plugin lowers the barrier to plugin distribution through visualized workflows, but users should be cautious about conflicts from identically named packages and review source code carefully.
Read Morekidai-plugin-market-hub: Plugin Market Center for DeepSeek Harness
# Foreword The philosophy of DSH (DeepSeek Harness) is "everything is a plugin." As the number of plugins grows, the problem shifts from "what to install" to "where to find, how to install, and how to manage them." Plugins are scattered across GitHub topics, the npm registry, and community curated lists. Installing them requires manually parsing package names, executing `pnpm`, and fine-tuning bundle configurations. Updating and uninstalling also require returning to the command line to repeat the process. These steps are not difficult, but they must be repeated for every single plugin. **kidai-plugin-market-hub** (Jidai Plugin Market) consolidates these three tasks into a single page. It features a standalone, full-screen market accessible via a one-click shortcut in the sidebar, aggregates multiple sources, offers one-click installation, provides unified management for installed plugins, and includes built-in security defenses during the installation process. The following sections introduce its features, installation methods, and...
Read Moredsh-mcp-market: Plugin marketplace for one-click MCP server installation in DeepSeek Harness
# Preface When developing agents using DeepSeek Harness (DSH), the typical workflow for integrating an MCP server involves: locating the package name or URL, opening the profile configuration file, manually writing a YAML snippet, restarting, and then verifying that the tool appears to the model. Typos in the package name, or if the package has been delisted from npm, are often only caught when runtime errors occur. DSH operates on the philosophy that "everything is a plugin," and this workflow can be automated via plugins as well. The dsh-mcp-market introduced below accomplishes exactly this: moving the "discover MCP server → fill in configuration → activate" process into a web interface, so the model can utilize the new tool immediately without requiring a restart after installation. # What is dsh-mcp-m
Read Moredsh-plugin-index: DeepSeek Harness Community Plugins Index
dsh-plugin-index is a DSH community plugin index tool maintained by GitHub, designed to address plugin discovery and lifecycle management issues. It aggregates repositories on GitHub tagged with `dsh-plugin`, displayed sorted by stars, and provides installation, update, repair, and uninstallation functions within DSH's web profile. The tool supports browsing by multiple tags/categories and local filtering search based on repository name, description, spec, and category. The refresh mechanism can bypass the cache to re-fetch data, and installation tasks are executed via a serial queue, allowing users to monitor status, execution time, and logs in real-time. For special installation requirements, the system provides manual command assistance. Users can quickly install or uninstall the plugin via the `dsh plugin` command. Please note that this index is for read-only distribution and does not guarantee plugin installation safety.
Read Moredshhub-market: DeepSeek Harness Prompt Plugin Marketplace Client
dshhub-market is a password-protected plugin marketplace client for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by dshhub-co, used to unlock, install, and manage DSH plugins via passwords. Its core features include password-based plugin installation, theme and skin support, plugin updates and uninstallation, hot enable/disable, backup and restore, diagnostics, loading order management, AI repair hints, and masked log export. Before use, ensure the DSH version is at least 0.1.0-rc.6; it can be installed via dshhub.co scripts, direct links, or GitHub. The typical usage involves opening the plugin marketplace in settings and entering a demo password to unlock skin plugins. In terms of security, plugins run with current process privileges, installation sources are restricted to the DSHHub.co allowlist, build scripts are blocked by default, and logs are fully masked. This application is dsh-market.
Read Moredsh-plugin-market: Browse and manage mydsh.dev plugins on the DSH settings page
dsh-plugin-market is an unofficial Web platform plugin produced by the mydsh.dev community, aiming to provide integrated plugin management functionality for DeepSeek Harness. This plugin integrates the mydsh.dev plugin catalog into the settings page, supporting categorized browsing, local or AI semantic search, as well as installation, enabling, disabling, and uninstallation of 3,656 verified plugins. Its core advantage lies in integrating scattered command-line operations into a graphical user interface, and supporting one-click automatic restart across multiple environments such as PM2 and Docker to apply configurations. The plugin lifecycle encompasses seven states and features comprehensive security mechanisms, including pre-write backups, failure rollback, core component protection, and incompatible plugin blocking. Users can install the plugin via the GitHub CLI, and configuration options cover the API address, cache duration, and...
Read Moredsh-plugin-studio: Plugin Management and Marketplace for DSH Web Settings Page
dsh-plugin-studio is a plugin management tool for the DSH 0.1.0 web profile, designed to migrate plugin installation, start/stop, uninstallation, and search operations from the command line to the web settings page. The tool displays installed plugins grouped by official and community sources, features a built-in library of Chinese and English descriptions for 129 packages, and supports viewing plugin details, one-click start/stop (writes to the user patch layer and triggers a hot reload), and uninstalling community plugins. Furthermore, it integrates a GitHub-based plugin marketplace, offering charts for top favorites and fastest growth, supporting search and one-click installation and activation. Users must install the package via npm or a local repository and restart the service to utilize it in the settings page. The tool restricts access to loopback addresses only, prohibits operations on protected plugins, and requires pnpm to ensure security. It is suitable for efficiently managing multiple plugin scenarios through a web interface.
Read Moredsh-plugin-marketplace: Browse community plugins in the DSH Web UI Settings page
`dsh-plugin-marketplace` is a DSH Web UI plugin maintained by Scorp1o117, designed to streamline the tedious process of frequently switching between GitHub and the terminal to find and install DSH plugins. By leveraging the public GitHub Search API, this plugin integrates a plugin marketplace directly into the DeepSeek Harness Web UI settings page, supporting keyword searches on `github.com/topics/dsh-plugin` with options to sort by star count or update time. Users can directly browse plugin cards (containing descriptions, languages, update dates, etc.) and detail panels (containing README summaries, installation commands, and repository links), and even utilize the "AI explain" feature via a configured large model...
Read Moredsh-plugins-market: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace
Luaphes/dsh-plugins-market is a community plugin marketplace for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to streamline the plugin discovery, filtering, trust assessment, and installation process. By scraping approximately the top 500 repositories from the official dsh-plugin topic and filtering out noise while displaying curated badges and community compatibility statuses, the tool helps users quickly locate high-quality plugins. It supports sorting by stars, recent growth, and other metrics, offers instant search functionality, and provides daily star growth snapshots. During the installation phase, the system strictly validates whether the target repository specifies `dsh.bundle.patch`, rejects non-bundle repositories, and displays specific commands and security warnings before execution to ensure operational transparency. The plugin itself is zero-build, backendless, and does not rely on LLMs, utilizing only publicly available data from GitHub.
Read Moredsh-plugin-browser: DSH Plugin Marketplace Entry and Installed Plugins Panel
`dsh-plugin-browser` is a DSH plugin designed to unify the management of plugin status queries and administration. It integrates the awesome-dsh-plugin community directory browsing, the loading status check of plugins in the current profile, and installation, update, and uninstallation operations executed via `dshmarket` into a single panel. This plugin provides the agent with two tools, `list_plugins` and `browse_plugin_market`, enabling direct querying of the plugin list or keyword-based search with status viewing during conversations. The GUI interface includes "Market" and "Installed Plugins" tabs, supporting category filtering, search, and status display, and requires `dshmarket` for executing change operations. Additionally, the plugin offers HTT
Read Moredsh-plugin-market: Adding a Plugin Market Entry to the dsh Web UI
dsh-plugin-market is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) bundle plugin maintained by TheYoungChen, designed to solve the tedious problem of manually finding and installing third-party plugins in the Web UI. This plugin is not an official app store, but rather provides a "Plugin Market" entry integrated into the Web UI sidebar and settings page. Its core features include: fast browsing of plugins, keyword searching, and sorting by stars through a static index generated by GitHub Action (distributed via CDN and updated every 2 hours), with automatic fallback to API search when the index is unavailable. The plugin supports one-click installation, executing `pnpm add github:<owner/repo>` and automatically coordinating dependencies. The installation process
Read Moredsh-desktop-safe-market：Review-First, Install-Second DSH Plugin Marketplace
`bruc3van/dsh-desktop-safe-market` is a community plugin marketplace for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) with a core concept of "review first, install later." It is not an official store but enhances the security of plugin installation by integrating a security review process. Plugins themselves do not have an interface for executing installation. Instead, they fill security review prompts into a new session, allowing the user to confirm and then let the agent read the repository code for review. After the review passes, the official installation command is executed (prioritizing npm, followed by pre-built packages or source code). This mechanism ensures that the review and installation are structurally inseparable. The plugin provides curated plugin sources (daily snapshots based on manual selection), an installed management panel (supporting enable, disable, uninstall, and secure upgrade), and a read-only skill page. The secure upgrade function first confirms the upstream new version.
Read MoreDSH Plugin Marketplace: Browse, Review, and Install Community Plugins in DSH Settings
DSH Plugin Marketplace (@w2112515/dsh-plugin-marketplace) is a standalone installable DSH bundle maintained by w2112515, offering a catalog of 2,200+ community plugins under Settings → Plugins → Marketplace. The scanner verifies the existence of installation targets on pinned commits; automatic installations use `pnpm add --ignore-scripts`, while script-based plugins require individual review and approval for each instance. It supports curated solution packages, community ratings via GitHub reactions, and agent tools like marketplace_search. There is no telemetry, and the directory is a static JSON hosted on GitHub Pages. To install: `dsh plugin --profile web add @w2112515/dsh-plugin-marketplace`.
Read MoreDSH Plugin Marketplace: Verified DSH Plugin Marketplace and Registry
dsh-plugin-marketplace is a DeepSeek Harness plugin marketplace maintained by YELEBAI, offering Registry scan verification, one-click installation, Agent-guided installation, and batch management of installed plugins. The marketplace scans the GitHub dsh-plugin topic every two hours, displaying only entries that pass manifest, bundle patch, and exact commit verification. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add github:YELEBAI/dsh-plugin-marketplace#v0.9.2`. After starting, it can be used via Settings → Plugins → Plugin Marketplace. It supports manual command installation, self-built Registry, conflict diagnosis, and a dedicated Agent workspace.
Read MoreDSH Plugin Hub: Browse, Search, and Install Community Plugins within Harness
DSH Plugin Hub (npm package dsh-plugin) serves as the DeepSeek Harness community plugin marketplace. Once installed, it appears under "Settings → Plugin Hub," allowing users to browse, search, and one-click install over 5,000 community plugins (with 4,470 manually verified) directly within the application. Its catalog is sourced from dsh-plugin.org and updated daily. Features include visualized installation/upgrade/uninstallation, a notification center, custom installation options, and bilingual support (Chinese and English). Recommended command: dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-plugin. This is an independent community project under the MIT license. Please verify the source code and permissions before installing community plugins.
Read Moredsh-plugin-marketplace: Transforming the GitHub dsh-plugin Topic into a Searchable Plugin Marketplace
dsh-plugin-marketplace is a permanent DSH plugin maintained by AwesomeHou. It utilizes the GitHub Search API to synchronize the dsh-plugin topic repository in real time to the "Plugin Marketplace" tab in the settings page. The plugin supports search, pagination, one-click installation, and progress feedback, and provides tools such as market_search and market_install to the agent. The installed page allows management of third-party plugins, including enabling, uninstalling, and updating. If direct installation fails, the agent can perform a fallback installation in a dedicated workspace. Installation command: `dsh plugin --profile web add` followed by the corresponding GitHub URL. After installation, restarting the harness is required.
Read Moredsh-plugin-hub: DSH Plugin Management Panel and Multi-Source Plugin Marketplace
dsh-plugin-hub (@noob-stupid/dsh-plugin-console) is the plugin management panel for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI, offering one-click start/stop of installed plugins, multi-source marketplace support (GitHub/Gitee/custom), static indexing of 500+ plugins and 300 skills, Skills installation, suite assembly, and one-click framework upgrades. Installation command: dsh plugin --profile web add @noob-stupid/dsh-plugin-console, requires DSH ≥ 0.1.0-rc.6. Maintainer: Noob-stupid, MIT license, current version v0.3.19.
Read MoreZat-DSH Engine: Browse, Search, and Install Community Plugins with One Click in DeepSeek Harness
Zat-DSH Engine is a DSH client plugin maintained by mishibeikejie, adding a Plugin Market tab under Settings → Plugins to real-time list the GitHub dsh-plugin topic community directory. It supports category filtering, bilingual descriptions, one-click install/update/uninstall, and includes pre-installation health and security scanning, network mirror fallback, and fault recovery. This article introduces its positioning, core features, installation commands, and typical usage.
Read Moredsh-webui-market-plugin: Browse and Install Community Plugins Within the Web GUI
The @sanqi-normal/dsh-webui-market-plugin, maintained by Sanqi-normal, embeds the awesome-dsh-plugin.com plugin directory into the settings panel of the DSH web GUI. It supports categorized browsing, search and sorting, FIFO task queue for installation/update/uninstallation, cross-profile synchronization, source whitelisting, and trial verification. It can be installed into the web profile via npm or GitHub, taking effect after restarting pnpm dsh web. This is suitable for developers who want to manage community plugins in a one-stop manner within the harness.
Read MoreDSH-Plugins-Marketplace: One-Click Access to the GitHub Plugin Ecosystem in the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI
DSH-Plugins-Marketplace (dsh-plugin-marketplace) is a community plugin marketplace maintained by bradeGithub. It provides the ability to visually browse, search, and one-click install and update all repositories tagged with the GitHub topic "dsh-plugin" via the DSH Web GUI settings page. This article introduces its core features (static index for instant loading, automatic recognition of four plugin types, version detection, and safety guardrails), the official CLI installation command, typical usage and security considerations, and clarifies that the SkillHub community directory has no affiliation with DeepSeek.
Read Moredsh-market: A Visualization Plugin Marketplace for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-market (npm: dshmarket) is a visual plugin marketplace for the DeepSeek Harness Web interface, open-sourced (MIT) by community maintainer dsh-market. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add dshmarket`, requiring dsh web version 0.1.0-rc.6 or later. It supports browsing over 1,550 community plugins, one-click installation and updates, theme switching, backup and restore, hot disabling, and loading diagnostics. Data is sourced in real-time from the awesome-dsh-plugin registry. This community directory is not an official DeepSeek store; please review the source code and licenses before installation.
Read MoreIntegrate GitHub Plugin Topics into DeepSeek Harness Settings Page with dsh-plugin-marketplace
# 翻译结果： Maintained by AwesomeHou under the MIT license (27 stars, version 0.3.0), dsh-plugin-marketplace synchronizes GitHub topics tagged with `dsh-plugin` into the DSH's **Settings → Plugins** page. It supports paginated search and one-click installation, and provides tools like `market_search` to allow agents to install plugins on their own. The installation command on the catalog page is `dsh plugin add github:AwesomeHou/dsh-plugin-marketplace`, and a restart is required after installation. This is a community plugin, not an official app store. Please use the GitHub specification instead of the raw npm package name.
Read MoreAdd a Built-in Plugin Marketplace to DeepSeek Harness with dsh-plugin-installer
*dsh-plugin-installer* is a DeepSeek Harness interface enhancement plugin maintained by Toukaiteio, which adds a "Plugin Marketplace" tab to the official Web UI under **Settings → Plugins**. It discovers repositories from GitHub via the `dsh-plugin` and `dsh` topics, verifies the `dsh.bundle.patch` field in `package.json`, prioritizes installing Release .tgz packages with SHA-256 checksums to the selected profile, and supports functions such as updates, deletions and Web profile switching. This article checks the installation commands, usage and precautions against the community directory page and GitHub README.
Read MoreSync GitHub Plugin Topics into DeepSeek Harness Settings Page with dsh-plugin-marketplace
The dsh-plugin-marketplace maintained by AwesomeHou is a permanent interface enhancement plugin for DeepSeek Harness. It synchronizes dsh-plugin topics to Settings → Plugins via the GitHub Search API, providing features such as search, pagination, one-click installation (npm is prioritized), as well as updates, deactivation and uninstallation of installed plugins. It also registers tools including market_search and market_install, allowing agents to search for and install plugins on their own. It is licensed under MIT, targeted at the web profile, and a restart is required after installation. The community directory is not an official store, plugins run with the permissions of the current dsh process, and you should check the source code and license before installation.
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