dsh-store: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Directory and One-Click Installation Entry
dsh-store is a plugin store for DSH (DeepSeek Harness), used to aggregate catalogs, verify quality, install/uninstall, and manage plugins. It handles installation targets through the official `dsh plugin add/remove` command, supports background validation of whether `package.json` contains a `dsh` field to filter out noise, and ensures plugins align with the current profile. Core features include: 1. **Catalog aggregation and filtering**: Integrates sources such as the npm registry, curated awesome lists, automatic radar, and GitHub stars, supporting search, categorization, and sorting by stars/latest/name, with README summaries displayed. 2. **Installation and uninstallation**: Prioritizes official commands, falling back to pnpm when they fail.
Read MoreDSH Plugin Manager: DSH Settings Plugin Manager
dsh-plugin-manager is an MIT-licensed plugin management bundle for the DSH ecosystem, designed to provide a centralized plugin management interface for both Desktop and native Web profiles. Through the `Settings → Plugins` panel, it integrates features such as categorized plugin browsing, GitHub marketplace search, installation, updates, uninstallation, and restart prompts, addressing the previously fragmented operations across command lines, repository pages, and marketplaces. The tool supports duplicate installation detection, prioritizes npm for installation with a fallback to GitHub source when unpublished, and includes semver version checking for source-based plugins along with a pnpm build approval mechanism. It requires Node.js version 20 or higher and can be directly accessed after installation.
Read MoreNanmiCoder/dsh-plugin-market: Adding a Web UI Plugin Marketplace for DeepSeek Harness
NanmiCoder/dsh-plugin-market is an MIT-licensed plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aiming to provide a Web UI plugin marketplace entry point that enables an integrated workflow for plugin discovery, inspection, installation, and removal. This plugin allows users to browse the plugin catalog on the Settings page, supports searching by repository, package name, theme, and other dimensions, and displays descriptions, licenses, release data, as well as key installation evidence and trust levels. Core features include command preview before installation, host verification and normalization of npm/Git specifications, invocation of pnpm for installation, and support for active profile coordination and the allowInstall: false browsing mode. Installation methods support directly adding npm packages via the dsh command.
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