dsh-disable-unofficial-plugins：在插件页批量停用非官方插件
dsh-disable-unofficial-plugins 是 WhatCannotBeSaid 维护的 DSH Web 客户端插件（MIT，1.3.1）。它在 Plugins 页 Installed 分组标题右侧增加按钮，通过 checklist 批量停用或启用非官方 bundle（默认全选，可反选保留项），只改 profile bundle 启用状态，不卸载、不删配置。非官方指非 @deepseek-ai/ 内置包且符合 Installed 过滤；只读项会跳过并说明。安装：dsh plugin --profile <profile> add dsh-disable-unofficial-plugins，安装后需重启 DSH。
Read Moredsh-plugin-groups：插件页「已安装」列表的分类 Tab 与补丁嵌套
dsh-plugin-groups 是 DeepSeek Harness 客户端插件，在插件页「已安装」列表上方增加分类 Tab（全部、界面与外观、用量与账户等），选中分类会本地记住；patch 类插件缩进显示在父插件下方。纯 UI 层，无配置与网络。安装：dsh plugin --profile desktop|web add github:p56568833/dsh-plugin-groups，重启后生效。可通过 client.js 中 CATEGORIES、PARENTS 自定义归类与 patch 映射。MIT，维护者 p56568833。
Read Moredsh-plugin-subitem-status：插件页子项状态与设置页包名提示
DSH 插件页卡片只反映 bundle 级开关，组件未启用或异常需进详情才能看到。lingmingxi 的客户端插件 dsh-plugin-subitem-status 在卡片上原样展示各组件运行状态，并在设置页标题下显示提供者 npm 包名，便于排障及向 AI 提供准确包名以减少搜索与读源码的 token。纯 Web 客户端 DOM 增强，安装后需重启 DSH。MIT 许可，版本 1.1.0。
Read Moredsh-skill-mgr：DeepSeek Harness 的技能管理面板
dsh-skill-mgr 是 DeepSeek Harness 的插件，提供集中式技能管理面板。它支持在侧边栏查看、搜索、排序技能，实现启用/禁用、检查内容、添加新技能以及查看未发现项目的诊断修复。删除的技能会进入可恢复垃圾箱。该插件解决了技能文件分散和发现难的问题，需在 Profile 范围内操作。
Read Moredsh-dpharness: Browse and Install the dpharness.com Plugin Catalog in DeepSeek Harness
The dsh-dpharness plugin introduces a community-maintained plugin catalog to DeepSeek Harness, offering a unified entry point for browsing, searching, and installation. Core features include curated recommendations, category highlights, bundled combinations, daily recommendations, and local plugin management (with update checks and usage-frequency analysis). Users can install it with a single CLI command and access it from the conversation view, sidebar, or Settings page. It supports search comparison, batch commands, and local data privacy protection. Note that a restart is required after installation for changes to take effect, upgrade commands must specify an exact version, and local links and locked versions cannot be updated via `plugin add`.
Read Moredsh-plugin-nickname: Chinese Remark Management for the DeepSeek Harness Plugin
`dsh-plugin-nickname` is a localization plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that replaces the English package names shown in the plugin list with custom Chinese remarks by modifying browser data. It supports features such as displaying the original names on hover, a visual editing panel, group collapsing, custom tags, search and sorting, and data backup. The plugin allows users to rename official plugins (the advanced switch must be enabled) and requires DSH engine version >=0.2.0-rc.1.
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 MoreLumen Market: DSH Plugin Discovery and Management
Lumen Market is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the challenges of plugin discovery and configuration. It supports searching npm and GitHub plugins directly within the DSH environment, with features for browsing details, filtering and sorting, and checking compatibility. It handles installation, updating, and uninstallation through the official manager, and includes a local caching mechanism to cope with network rate limiting. Installation requires DSH process support and Node.js 22. Plugins run with the permissions of the current process, so carefully review their source code and licenses to ensure safe operation.
Read Moredsh-update-checker: Check DSH Plugin Updates and Release Notes with One Click
dsh-update-checker is a DSH plugin designed to automatically check for updates of locally installed third-party plugins. It supports version checks from multiple sources, including npm, GitHub, and local paths, and displays only diffs and changelogs without performing installations. By optimizing the network layer with concurrent request rate limiting, caching, and circuit breaker mechanisms, the plugin reduces GitHub API call costs. It also provides a settings page UI for users to filter and review changes. The plugin is compatible with Node.js 22 and supports offline testing as well as hot update cleanup.
Read Moredsh-profile-bridge
The desktop version of DeepSeek Harness (DSH) uses a fixed `profiles/desktop` directory by default, making plugins installed in other profiles (such as `web`) directly unavailable. The `dsh-profile-bridge` plugin creates directory links so the desktop app points to a target profile, enabling one-click switching. After a user selects the target profile on the settings page, the app automatically backs up and creates the link, and merges the configuration. Switching requires closing the app, and running the desktop version and command-line interface simultaneously is not supported. This plugin solves the maintenance problem of the desktop version being unable to reuse plugins from other profiles.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-plugin-manager-companion
`dsh-plugin-manager-companion` is the official companion to the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin manager. Through its "everything is a plugin" architecture, it fills gaps in the original manager's pre-installation quality gates, in-depth environment diagnostics, plugin marketplace, and upgrade workflows. Core features include pre-installation quality gating and five-layer environment diagnostics (dependencies, composition, runtime, etc.); an environment console for profile management; and community plugin marketplace and skill preset management. The tool also supports secure upgrades and command-line operations, aiming to reduce environmental failure rates, standardize plugin acquisition workflows, and suit developers who require rigorous environment management.
Read MoreDSH Plugin Gating Hub: Framework Upgrade Security and Plugin Version Gating
DSH Plugin Gating Hub is an upgrade-safety and plugin-management plugin designed for the DSH framework, intended to address version compatibility and supply chain risks. Its core features include one-click upgrades with automatic full-tree rollback, environment fingerprint detection to prevent accidental disabling, strict version gating via a semver engine, and a multi-source plugin marketplace (including private sources). This plugin ensures rapid recovery after failed upgrades, reducing administrators' trial-and-error costs; it must be installed and enabled manually.
Read Moredsh-plugins-hub: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Group Management and Update Tool
With the growing number of official and community plugins for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), managing them has become increasingly cumbersome. dsh-plugins-hub provides DSH with a standalone management panel that supports grouped management of third-party plugins, update checks from multiple sources (npm, Git, and local links), one-click updates, and enabling or disabling plugins. It also incorporates strict security mechanisms, including accepting only local loopback requests, parameterizing command execution to prevent injection, and protecting critical components (such as hot-reload chains and Web service chains) from being uninstalled. Its architecture uses duck-typing consumption and does not rely on specific closures, enabling cross-version loading. After installation, the DSH Web service must be restarted for the plugin to take effect.
Read More@qipenglin/dsh-plugin-manager: DeepSeek Harness Profile Plugin Manager
The DeepSeek Harness plugin aims to provide Profile with an intuitive plugin management interface. It supports installing, updating, or uninstalling plugins from multiple sources, such as npm, Git, and local directories, and offers file upload, version control, and dependency management features. The plugin can update itself and includes mechanisms for sensitive information sanitization and log protection. Users must install and enable it via command and restart Profile for changes to take effect. Note that the plugin relies on the desktop host to provide specific interfaces, and environment variables should not contain private registry tokens.
Read Moredsh-skillhub: Unified Management of Local Skills and MCP in DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-skillhub` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to centrally manage local skills and MCP services. It supports independent toggles at the global, project, and conversation levels, with an intelligent downward propagation mechanism to ensure flexible and secure configuration. The plugin only controls visibility and does not modify files on disk. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add @aa2246740/dsh-skillhub@1.0.7`, intended for the Web CLI and compatible with DSH 0.2.0-rc.2 or later.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Tool Management Plugin
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin is built on the core philosophy of "everything is a plugin," designed to address the challenges of fragmented configurations and cumbersome management across multiple projects or workflows. Through a unified console, it enables scenario-based environment switching, MCP service management, skill and persona configuration, memory bank management, and session archiving. It supports enabling or disabling tools directly within conversations while ensuring file security and data persistence. Developers can switch workflows with a single click, efficiently manage complex toolchains, and significantly boost collaboration efficiency.
Read MoreDSH Harbor: Evidence Governance for DeepSeek Harness Plugins
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) introduces the Harbor tool, aimed at addressing the management challenges brought by a growing number of plugins. As a read-only evidence ledger for installed plugins, Harbor provides core capabilities including capability inventories, comparison of declared versus detected behavior, conflict detection, version drift tracking, and pre-upgrade validation. It helps developers objectively assess plugin compatibility and potential risks without disrupting existing environments, ensuring predictability and stability in the plugin ecosystem.
Read Moredsh-github-installer: One-Click Installation Manager for DeepSeek Harness Plugins
dsh-github-installer is a network-enabled tool plugin maintained by yhPrime, designed to address the cumbersome nature of plugin distribution. It follows the `dsh plugin` standard protocol, supports installing, uninstalling, and updating plugins directly from GitHub, GitLab, Gitee, or npm, and can automatically detect plugin formats. It provides two modes of operation—a settings page UI and conversational tools—and supports standard commands. Before use, install the adapter and restart DSH, and note its dependency on network access and restrictions on protected packages.
Read Moredsh-lego-plugin: DeepSeek Harness Dynamic Plugin Visualization Panel
`dsh-lego-plugin` is a client plugin that presents DeepSeek Harness (DSH) dynamic plugins as Lego blocks, intended to replace the basic native panel. It requires no external libraries, using CSS to render an ABS plastic texture and physical bevels, and supports hot-swapping. The plugin automatically assigns a 10-color palette and adaptive shapes based on plugin IDs, displaying a neon glow while running and distinct visual states when stopped or pending approval. It provides synthesized sound effects and a shake-to-change-color interaction, and supports Chinese/English internationalization along with light/dark themes. This plugin manages only `dyn/*` dynamic plugins, and the native panel is automatically restored after uninstallation.
Read Moredsh-mcp-skills: Skills and MCP Management Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-mcp-skills is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to centrally manage skill files and MCP server configurations through a Web interface. It supports browsing, importing, and deleting skills, as well as configuring, testing, and mounting MCP servers. Its core advantage is transforming scattered YAML configurations into visualized CRUD operations, supporting both stdio and HTTP types while ensuring the atomicity and safety of file operations. Installation requires the use of the pnpm environment variable, and the service must be restarted afterward.
Read Moredsh-my-plugins: DSH Plugin Management Panel
The DSH (DeepSeek Harness) plugin `dsh-my-plugins` aims to solve the issue of the cluttered official plugin list interface. It manages plugins installed by users via `dsh plugin` through a standalone panel, providing features such as status viewing, hot switching, cleanup on uninstall, and service restart. The UI supports dark mode and persists operational state. After installation, users can view details, toggle plugins, or uninstall them (a restart is required for changes to take effect). Additionally, the project provides an HTTP API for external calls, managing only locally installed plugins and preventing accidental self-disabling.
Read Moredsh-plugin-updater: A Package-Level Plugin Manager for DeepSeek Harness
The DSH-Plugin-Updater plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) adds a graphical dependency management interface to the Web UI. It allows users to view, install, update, and remove dependencies in the configuration file from the Settings page, including npm, Git, and local packages. It also provides a plugin marketplace for searching related plugins on GitHub and includes a security feature for handling pnpm build script interception. Restarting DSH is required after installation; configuration changes require uninstalling the plugin via the command line, and it supports update detection and status queries.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Community Plugin Manager: Centrally Manage Third-Party Plugins
`dsh-community-plugins` is the native community plugin manager for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the challenges of fragmented plugin management, updates, and compatibility. It integrates plugin discovery, installation, updates, removal, and compatibility checks; supports filtering by category, sorting, and batch management; and provides a bilingual interface in Chinese and English. To install it, ensure that `dsh` and `pnpm` are available in the environment, then run `dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-community-plugins`. Once enabled, developers can easily search, browse, and install plugins from the settings interface, simplifying the development workflow and improving toolchain maintenance efficiency.
Read Moredsh-restart: DSH Web Process Restart and Plugin Management Tool
`dsh-restart` is a Web UI management plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aiming to simplify the development workflow. It provides graphical features such as one-click process restart, plugin toggles, Git branch switching, and local reinstallation. By addressing issues like port conflicts and cumbersome manual maintenance, this plugin effectively improves development efficiency. Installation requires Node.js >= 20 and a pnpm environment, is licensed under the MIT License, and is suitable for all DSH developers.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Community Plugin Directory
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) introduces a new community plugin management feature, allowing users to browse, search, and install plugins under a GitHub topic through a built-in interface. Core capabilities include toggling between list and grid views, instant offline browsing based on a local SQLite database, multi-dimensional search and sorting, and a fork browser. Users can install or trial-run local plugins with one click, and manage installed plugins by enabling, disabling, or uninstalling them. Before installation, the system checks the `dsh.bundle` declaration to ensure package validity. This feature lowers the barrier to plugin maintenance; however, plugins run with the permissions of the current process, so users are advised to review source code and licenses before installing them.
Read Moredsh-constellation: A Real-Time Constellation Map of the DeepSeek Harness Plugin Universe
dsh-constellation is a client plugin for DeepSeek Harness that provides a real-time visual map of each component in a running configuration. The tool supports zooming, search, a bilingual interface, and one-click plugin actions. Its core capabilities include using AI to automatically generate a balanced taxonomy and descriptions, diagnosing states such as pending, failed, or zombie, and enabling, disabling, or removing plugins instantly from the details drawer. By using a self-organizing constellation map, dsh-constellation helps developers efficiently manage complex plugin ecosystems.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Manager: Visual Manifest and AI-Assisted Tools
`dsh-plugin-manager` is the visual plugin manager for DeepSeek Harness, maintained by yunniees. It displays the plugin inventory in card format and supports version checking, enabling/disabling plugins, and batch updates. Introducing AI capabilities, it can automatically translate the interface, generate plugin summaries, and search GitHub resources using natural language. It also supports packaging plugins as `dshpm://` links for one-click sharing and batch installation. To install it, run `dsh plugin add github:yunniees/DSH-Plugin-Manager` and restart the UI. Through visualization and AI assistance, this tool lowers the barrier to using DeepSeek Harness.
Read Moredsh-config-center: Unified Management of DeepSeek Harness Plugins
dsh-config-center is an extension management center plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address issues of fragmented and error-prone local maintenance. It provides a WebUI interface that supports zero-intrusion unified management of plugins, Skills, and MCP. Core features include visual management, installation and removal of bundle plugins, configuration file editing, and dynamic MCP mounting. This tool is suitable for developers who frequently switch and debug configurations, simplifying the local maintenance process through visual operations. For installation, refer to its GitHub repository.
Read Moredsh-knowledge-graph: Visualizing DSH Plugins and Call Traces
The DeepSeek Harness plugin aims to address the challenge of disorganized plugin management in AI environments through graph visualization. Its core features include: a force-directed graph providing a global view and dependencies of plugins, skills, and tools; bubble highlights visualizing the reasoning process and tool-call trace for each conversation turn; a list view for precise search and filtering; and statistics on usage frequency and health status (such as loading failures) with Markdown report export. The plugin runs fully offline and persists data in local files, helping users clean up unused plugins and optimize their environment configuration.
Read MoreDSH Conflict Manager (P2M)
dsh-p2m is a DSH plugin conflict manager maintained by GiantAxeint, designed to resolve crash issues caused by duplicate service registrations with the same name, version drift, and similar problems. Its core features include automatically intercepting conflicts, isolating culprit plugins based on duration of use, and providing unified management of plugin startup, shutdown, and priority. P2M uses a hierarchical priority mechanism and features trial gating, pre-start health checks, and zero runtime dependencies. Users can install it via the CLI; after installation, it works automatically, and its conflict management API can be invoked through `ctx.p2m`.
Read Moredsh-plugin-updater: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Secure One-Click Updater
dsh-plugin-updater is a plugin update and uninstallation tool for DeepSeek Harness (dsh). It securely manages pnpm dependencies through a backup, verification, launch validation, and failure rollback process, preventing configuration corruption caused by manual operations. It provides features such as manifest viewing, one-click updates, granular uninstallation, smart restarts, and rollbacks, supporting both settings-page and command-line operation modes to effectively reduce environment maintenance risks.
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 Plugin: dsh-plugin-source
`dsh-plugin-source` is a plugin enhancement tool for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the limitations of the official plugin list interface in distinguishing plugin sources and displaying version information. By parsing local data, the plugin groups plugins by source (official/community/local) and displays version numbers, repository links, and development indicators. It is released under the MIT license, supports installation from npm, GitHub, or local paths, and remains fully compatible with the native search and detail features.
Read Moredsh-check-update: DSH Self-Update and Backup Management
The dsh-check-update plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is designed to address the difficulties and configuration loss risks associated with manually updating framework versions. It performs version checking and retrieval through the npm repository and supports switching between stable and test releases. With built-in automatic backup, log viewing, and settings adjustment features, it ensures that configurations are saved automatically before an update and that update failures do not affect system operation. Users can manage DSH versions securely and efficiently through simple configuration and interface operations.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness SkillFlux: Dynamic Skill Runtime Manager
As a runtime layer for DeepSeek Harness, the SkillFlux plugin is designed to address context bloat caused by expanding Skill libraries. It employs a dynamic mounting mechanism that passes only a small set of relevant Skills to the model and releases them at the end of each turn. The plugin supports rule-based and semantic routing and discovery, and offers quality assessment, MCP compatibility, and lazy loading, effectively improving the efficiency and controllability of Agent Skill management.
Read Moredsh-skills-mcp-group-manager: DeepSeek Harness Skill Grouping and MCP Management Plugin
The dsh-skills-mcp-group-manager plugin is designed to address the growing management complexity caused by the increasing number of skills and MCP servers in DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It provides a left-side panel that supports grouped skill management (including create, read, update, and delete operations, collapsing, and batch operations), independent toggles and dynamic mounting for MCP servers, and filtering of injected skills based on group states. Configuration and state are persistently saved, and the interface is a pure floating panel that does not modify the host layout. The plugin has minimal dependencies, is ready to use after installation, and is suitable for developers who need fine-grained control over skill injection scope and MCP service enablement.
Read Moredsh-unified-market: Unified Plugin Marketplace (Three-Source Aggregation, EAC Specialization)
The DSH Harness (DSH) plugin integration tool `dsh-unified-market` addresses the fragmentation of existing plugin markets and EAC Profile compatibility issues. It aggregates curated catalogs, GitHub, and npm sources, providing a one-stop solution for installation, updates, feature package management, and Profile synchronization. It supports security pre-checks, hot mounting without restarts, conflict detection, and local development linking, aiming to deliver a more stable and controllable plugin management experience for DSH Desktop.
Read Moredsh-topbar-manager: DeepSeek Harness Top Bar Button Manager
`dsh-topbar-manager` is a web plugin maintained by baihejiangnan, designed to address the cluttered top toolbar buttons in the plugin-based architecture of DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It provides show/hide controls and supports persisting configurations. Core features include inspecting top bar buttons, identifying source plugins, providing toggle controls, and ignoring native buttons. Users can view and manage buttons such as Diff, Conversation Management, and Undo in settings. By streamlining the interface, the plugin helps developers improve operational efficiency.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Store: App Store-Style Plugin Radar and Installation Entry Point
dsh-plugin-store is a DeepSeek Harness plugin management tool designed to address fragmented plugins and the difficulty of discovering them. It integrates the official catalog, community favorites, and the GitHub ecosystem, providing a unified browsing experience similar to an App Store. It supports one-click installation, uninstallation, and multi-dimensional sorting. Users can install it via terminal commands, manage plugins in the settings page, and configure automatic refresh. When using it, note permission security and dependency requirements.
Read Moredsh-plugin-inventory-groups: Display Official and Self-Installed Plugins Separately
The DeepSeek Harness plugin `dsh-plugin-inventory-groups` divides the official default mixed plugin list into “User-Installed Plugins” and “Official Plugins” groups. It achieves interface separation via a Cordis bundle patch without modifying source code. After installation and restart, users can quickly locate and manage third-party plugins in the plugin list, improving retrieval efficiency. It is effective only on the Web platform.
Read Moredsh-plugin-manager: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Manager
dsh-plugin-manager is a client-side plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address disorganized plugin management by providing visualized enable/disable, uninstallation, and status management features. It supports persistent configuration and adopts different uninstallation strategies for plugins installed via pnpm and manually installed plugins. In terms of security, the plugin features input whitelist validation, operation validation, and robust error handling. After users place it in the profiles directory and register it, they can safely manage plugins through double confirmation in the settings panel.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugins: DSH Plugin Registry (Plugin Discovery and Comparison)
The DSH Plugin Registry plugin integrates the plugin directory into the DeepSeek Harness settings interface, aiming to optimize the plugin discovery process. Users can search, filter, browse, and compare plugins directly within the interface, with support for category-based organization and detailed information such as GitHub Stars and security signals to inform installation decisions. The plugin communicates via a local agent to ensure privacy and security. It is currently in pre-release, and the installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add dshplugin-registry`.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Manager: Listing and Persistent Disabling
`dsh-plugin-manager` is a client-side plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the management challenges caused by an increasing number of third-party plugins. It provides centralized management capabilities, listing installed plugins in DSH settings and persistently controlling plugin enablement and disablement by modifying the `cordis.patch.yml` configuration file. This tool allows developers to finely control plugin lifecycles while retaining the plugins, consistent with DSH's configuration-driven design philosophy.
Read Moredsh-workshop: Lightweight Plugin Toggle
dsh-workshop is a lightweight plugin management panel maintained by Zlyraz, designed to address issues in DeepSeek Harness (DSH) such as unclear plugin provenance, the lack of intuitive toggles, and insufficient risk control. The plugin determines package identity by analyzing `pnpm-lock.yaml`, and supports NPM packages, GitHub repositories, and local development mode. Its "vocal switch" enables hot updates by modifying the configuration file, and it includes a manually maintained risk list. Security validations include route loopback restrictions, same-origin request checks, and atomic file replacement mechanisms. Additionally, the plugin has specific requirements for module ID constraints and property access patterns, and developers should be mindful of permission-related risks.
Read Moredsh-plugin-toggle: Enable/Disable the DSH Plugin in Settings
`dsh-plugin-toggle` is a client plugin maintained by Zenjibad, designed to address the pain points of managing plugin state in DeepSeek Harness. It adds an "Enable/Disable" tab to the settings interface, allowing users to control plugin states in real time by toggling switches without restarting DSH. Plugin state changes are persisted to `cordis.patch.yml` and remain after restarts. After installation, a hard refresh (Ctrl+F5) is required to load the new interface. Additionally, the plugin supports light and dark themes and can safely lock loader entries, making it ideal for developers who need to manage plugins dynamically at runtime.
Read Moredshbase-catalog: Querying the Plugin Catalog in DeepSeek Harness
The dshbase-catalog plugin addresses the need to query the community plugin directory directly within DSH sessions. It maintains a daily updated index and supports full-text search, category listings, plugin detail queries, and statistics retrieval under the permissions of the current process. Once installed, it enables quick access to plugin installation commands and validation status through multiple tools (such as search_dsh_plugins, get_dsh_plugin, etc.).
Read Moredsh-settings-manager Plugin Overview
`dsh-settings-manager` is a settings management plugin designed specifically for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aiming to address interface clutter caused by an increasing number of installed plugins. It allows users to manage sections in the settings navigation bar through a unified “Settings Orchestration” panel, supporting show/hide, drag-to-reorder, and renaming operations, along with persistent storage of configuration policies. It requires no modification of upstream code, includes built-in Simplified Chinese and English support, and adapts to narrow screens. The plugin’s own section cannot be hidden, ensuring the management entry point remains always available.
Read Moredsh-admin: DeepSeek Harness Web GUI Administration Plugin
`dsh-admin` is a Web GUI management plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address service restart and version update issues. It provides a manual restart feature that stops, cleans up instances, and starts the service via a `systemd` script. The plugin supports automatic version checks (once every 6 hours) and displays a version status indicator. When a new version is detected, it can be installed automatically through a one-click update button. The interface can be embedded in the Web header tool slot or settings page and supports updates via API calls. It is suited for Linux + systemd environments and simplifies the operations and maintenance workflow for agent development.
Read Moredsh-plugin-manager: DSH Web Plugin Management Plugin
`dsh-plugin-manager` is a Web management plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to replace cumbersome manual configuration with a graphical interface for intuitive plugin toggling. It supports hot reloading, automatically persists state to `cordis.patch.yml`, and provides search filtering, status display, and security protections (trusted request fence and core protection). The plugin is restricted to loopback-address access only, and write requests are subject to size limits.
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 More@rvaim/dsh-compat: DeepSeek Harness Legacy Plugin Compatibility Layer
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) introduces the @rvaim/dsh-compat plugin to resolve compatibility issues with legacy Claude Code/Codex plugins. The plugin adopts an “everything is a plugin” architecture, separating the Source (content retrieval) and Plugin (behavior execution) models to support various sources such as Git, local directories, and archives. It provides full lifecycle management (installation, updates, enabling/disabling) and API interfaces, ensuring that plugins are integrated into the DSH ecosystem securely and atomically for unified management.
Read Moredsh-plugin-mgr: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Manager
`dsh-plugin-mgr` is the plugin management plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to manage plugins through a web-based card interface. Its core features include displaying plugins in card format, supporting enable/disable, uninstall, one-click updates (npm registry only), and search filtering; it uses a Host/Client architecture for configuration read/write and UI rendering. The plugin includes security restrictions (managing host modules is prohibited), concurrency protection, and immediate error display, effectively addressing the complexity of dependency management and status checking.
Read Moredsh-plugin-manager: DSH Plugin Lifecycle Management
dsh-plugin-manager is a DSH client plugin maintained by onlyforchris, designed to address the maintenance challenges caused by the expansion of the plugin ecosystem. The plugin provides core features such as native plugin discovery, lifecycle management, structural health checks, and installation maintenance. Users can obtain resources through community directories or GitHub and enable them in a DSH environment. When using the plugin, care should be taken regarding permission risks and the trustworthiness of sources. It offers developers a standardized solution for managing the DSH plugin ecosystem and ensuring structural health.
Read Moreomdsh-plughub: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Hub
`omdsh-plughub` is the plugin center plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), offering centralized management of plugin installation, updates, enabling/disabling, and configuration through a GUI. Located under the "Settings" tab, it aggregates plugin information from local sources, registries, and GitHub. It provides an intuitive list interface, supports one-click installation of new plugins, and allows configuration via auto-generated forms. Updates and removals are similarly straightforward, and disabling a plugin only removes its dependencies from the layer stack without affecting `node_modules` files. This tool significantly reduces plugin maintenance costs and is essential for plugin management in the DSH ecosystem.
Read Moredsh-plugin-prune: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Usage Statistics and Cleanup
`dsh-plugin-prune` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin developed by Octo-o-o-o, designed to address the management challenges caused by accumulated “dead plugins.” The plugin operates in a purely observational mode and does not modify business state. It collects real-world tool invocation data, such as call counts, error rates, and latency, and provides a visualized health report in the “Plugin Health” tab of the Web interface. Users can use this information to score plugins and clean up unused ones. The data is persisted locally only and requires use with a specific version environment.
Read Moredsh-plugin-onekey: One-Click Install and Uninstall Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-plugin-onekey` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin developed by lishLRF, designed to simplify the plugin management workflow. By intercepting the "Copy" button in the plugin center, it enables "one-click installation" without a terminal and automatic backend restart. If installation fails, it supports copying the error information with one click and sending it to an LLM for diagnosis. In addition, the plugin provides the `/卸载` command for easy uninstallation and includes a strict security whitelist validation mechanism. It is suitable for developers who need to manage plugins frequently, and it must be installed and enabled via the `dsh plugin add` command in the DSH web profile environment.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-web-plugin-manager
DSH Harness (DSH) uses a plugin-based architecture that allows its toolchain to be enhanced through extension modules. This article introduces a plugin named `dsh-web-plugin-manager`, maintained by healing1, with its repository hosted on GitHub. Currently, detailed information about the plugin's specific features, installation commands, and usage examples is unavailable. Users should note that the plugin operates with the permissions of the current DSH process, and license information is missing. It is recommended that users directly visit the GitHub repository to review the latest documentation and source code.
Read Moredsh-plugin-desktop-installer: Plugin Installation, Management, and Restart Capabilities for DSH Desktop
The DSH Desktop plugin is designed to address the cumbersome nature of desktop plugin management, providing installation, management, and restart capabilities. Its core features include a "Restart Desktop" button in the settings panel, plugin installation by address (supporting `github:` and `@scope` formats), and third-party plugin management (supporting uninstall, enable, disable, and version detection). The plugin adopts a frontend-backend separated architecture and performs operations through HTTP interfaces. Note that installation updates depend on the desktop service, version detection requires an internet connection, and the plugin only applies to specific local profiles.
Read Moredsh-plugin-control: DSH Web GUI Plugin Control Center
The DSH Web GUI plugin control center aggregates and displays the installed plugins for the current profile in a visual card list, allowing users to view plugin name, version, description, and enabled status. Core features include online enable/disable toggles that directly modify the `cordis.patch.yml` file and use HMR hot updates to take effect immediately. For specific plugins (such as `dsh-pet`), awareness-aware toggles can be configured to ensure the plugin is truly disabled instead of leaving residual state. System-level restrictions prevent infrastructure components and this plugin from being disabled, and the system includes automatic backup, security protection, and hierarchical conflict-handling mechanisms. After installation, restart `dsh web`; no additional steps are required to manage plugin status conveniently.
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-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 Plugin Console
`dsh-plugin-console` is the official plugin management tool for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the cumbersome problem of manual management. It integrates features such as a plugin store, manifest viewing, pre-installation validation, isolated trial runs, change confirmation, and one-click Harness updates. Released under the MIT License, the plugin ensures ecosystem security through rigorous validation mechanisms (such as SemVer, integrity checks, and supply chain locking). It supports controlled installation, update, removal, and pause operations for installed plugins, restricting deletion to direct dependencies only, while system core components remain protected. By implementing change confirmation and isolated trial run workflows, it effectively improves the security and stability of plugin management.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-plugin-hot-toggle (Hot Start/Stop Management)
`dsh-plugin-hot-toggle` is a support plugin developed for DeepSeek Harness to address the issue that frequently toggling plugins during traditional debugging requires restarting the process. It provides instant plugin start and stop functionality through a web interface and implements hot plug-and-unplug using the Cordis Loader interface. The plugin supports state persistence, multi-dimensional filtering, and internationalization, and exposes an HTTP API for remote operations. Core system entries are locked for protection, ensuring stable and secure operation.
Read Moredsh-settings-nav-organizer: Collapse Plugin Entries in the DeepSeek Harness Settings Panel
dsh-settings-nav-organizer is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness designed to address the clutter in the settings panel caused by a large number of plugins. It keeps core settings tidy by collapsing third-party plugins into a single group. The plugin supports bookmark-style custom grouping, fast search, scrollable navigation, and persistent configuration. Advanced features include AI-based automatic categorization, automatic pruning of idle plugins, and simplified AI model configuration. Users can install it via the command line, enable collapsing on the "Group Management" page, and organize navigation entries by manual drag-and-drop or AI automation.
Read Moredsh-pluginmgmt: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Manager
dsh-pluginmgmt is a DSH plugin manager maintained by zebbkira, designed to simplify plugin management through a web interface. It supports automatic validation and installation by pasting a GitHub link, and provides updating, removal, enabling/disabling, and background auto-update capabilities for installed plugins. After running the install command, users must restart dsh web for the changes to take effect. Plugins do not store credentials and run with the permissions of the current process; users should review the source code and license before installation.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Manager
`zaogaogwc/dsh-plugin-manager` is a plugin management tool designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web profile. With a Mod-style interface, it addresses issues such as unclear plugin origins, ambiguous configuration ownership, and difficult switching. The plugin provides a three-tier browsing view, safe enable/disable mechanisms (atomic writes for changes), plan saving, Agent preset generation, and AI-assisted filtering. It supports one-click updates for npm-sourced packages. Its core value lies in managing enabled status rather than uninstalling, ensuring that configuration remains safe and reversible. It is suitable for developers who need fine-grained control over plugin combinations.
Read Moredsh-plugin-list-plus: Enhanced Plugin List for DeepSeek Harness Web Settings
dsh-plugin-list-plus is an enhanced plugin management tool for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the lack of information in the default view. The plugin presents plugin sources in a tiered hierarchy (official, organization, and personal), and supports collapsible groups, card-style detail display, and search filtering. It uses an architecture that separates Node-side data fetching from browser-side rendering, and runs as a standalone tab to help developers clearly identify plugin sources and manage configuration state.
Read Moredsh-plugin-live-catalog: Live Catalog of the DSH Web Plugin Directory
`dsh-plugin-live-catalog` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin designed to address the issue that traditional static plugin lists fall behind updates. It provides a real-time view of plugin status and groups plugins for display by source (official built-in, my plugins, unknown) and nine fixed categories. The plugin is zero-dependency, optimizes performance through caching, and supports search, filtering, and custom categories. After installation, it can replace the built-in plugin list tab and allows users to specify a category in the `package.json` of their personal plugins. This plugin is intended for local use only and is an unofficial project.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Plugin Toggles and Removal Manager
The `dsh-plugin-toggle` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) provides a visualized plugin lifecycle management solution. It is compatible with the `web` profile and supports features such as viewing the plugin list, one-click enable/disable, deletion and rollback, and version detection. While it alleviates the tediousness of manual configuration maintenance, users should note security restrictions (core components cannot be deleted) and that bundle deletion requires a restart to take effect.
Read Moredsh-update-notifier: DeepSeek Harness Plugin Version Check Tool
`dsh-update-notifier` is a plugin update monitoring tool for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), built around the core philosophy that “everything is a plugin.” The tool periodically scans (once every hour by default) and compares the locally installed version with the `latest` version in the registry. When a new version is detected, it requests user approval through a UI bubble, thereby bridging the version information gap. It supports manual checks (`/check-updates`) and configurable check frequency. Once the user approves by checking the selection, the upgrade command is safely executed by the DSH Agent. The plugin monitors only plugins installed via npm, keeps a record of rejected versions, and supports configuring a startup delay and check interval. It is suitable for DSH users who need long-term maintenance of plugin versions.
Read Moredsh-package-manager: DSH Plugin Package Management Middleware
`dsh-package-manager` is the package management middleware for DSH. It implements declarative plugin installation and hot load/unload through the official `watchUserPatches` mechanism, without requiring a process restart. Its core features include single-pipeline hot updates, disable-on-toggle, version checks, unified CLI/Web/API interfaces, and pre-installation validation. It uses managed blocks and line-level diffs to manage dependencies and supports batch management of DSH plugins.
Read Moredsh-plugin-manager-lite: DeepSeek Harness Third-Party Plugin Manager
dsh-plugin-manager-lite is a static bundle plugin for DeepSeek Harness, designed to address the fragmented management of third-party plugins. It provides a unified management entry point through a Web GUI, supporting plugin listing, enabling/disabling, uninstallation, and update checking. The plugin reads package.json to display plugin information, persists disabled states, and supports updates only via npm installation. Installation requires DeepSeek Harness 0.1.0-rc.7 and Node.js >= 18, and it can be quickly deployed using the `dsh plugin` command. During development, pay attention to the synchronization mechanism between the source code and its copy in the profile directory.
Read Moredsh-plugin-manager: Manage dsh plugins from GUI, CLI, and chat commands without manually editing configuration files.
# Introduction The philosophy of DSH (DeepSeek Harness) is "everything is a plugin". However, the process of installing plugins itself follows a current workflow: placing the package into the profile, manually editing `cordis.patch.yml`, restarting the server, and repeating this procedure for the next plugin. Installing two or three is manageable, but with many plugins, you are always editing the same YAML file and following the same restart process. Let me introduce dsh-plugin-manager. It brings installation, enabling/disabling, and uninstallation into the Web GUI, a standalone CLI, and a chat command, eliminating the need for manual configuration file edits throughout. # What is this dsh-plugin-manager is a DSH plugin used to manage DSH plugins, by
Read Moredsh-plugin-doctor: DSH Plugin Health Check and Management Tool
# Introduction The philosophy of DSH (DeepSeek Harness) is "Everything is a plugin." As you install more components, two issues tend to arise over time. The first is uncertainty regarding which plugins are reliable: verifying whether the third-party plugin manifest is complete, if the patch layer covers built-in lines that shouldn't be touched, or if there are high-risk function calls in the code is difficult to do individually in daily operations. The second is troubleshooting difficulties: when a plugin fails to start or a service is missing, you often only see PENDING or FAILED statuses and don't know which one to stop or which one to keep. dsh-plugin-doctor addresses these two issues: it turns plugin auditing into a read-only tool within the chat interface and consolidates start/stop, installation, uninstallation, and version updates into a settings panel. The following sections introduce its features, installation methods, and precautions. # What is this ds
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-plugin-manager: One-click Enable/Disable Installed Plugins in dsh Web GUI
# Preface Most users of DSH embrace the philosophy that "everything is a plugin": functionality is mounted on demand and can be detached when unnecessary. However, in practice, enabling or disabling a plugin often involves opening the `cordis.patch.yml` file in the profile, manually writing `disabled: true`, and then restarting the web service to verify the effect. With a large number of plugins, this process becomes tedious. `dsh-plugin-manager` brings this functionality into the web GUI: it lists the downloaded plugins in the current profile, allows for one-click enable/disable via buttons, and persists changes to the patch file, taking effect immediately. Below is an introduction to its features, installation methods, and usage notes. # What is it? dsh-plugin-manager by Mg-
Read Moredsh-plugin-center: Manage community plugins in the DSH Web interface
dsh-plugin-center is a plugin management center for DeepSeek Harness (dsh) developed by Max-Null, available as the npm package @max-null/dsh-plugin-center and licensed under the MIT License. It integrates plugin management functions into the dsh Web interface, resolving issues such as scattered plugin information and the need to return to the command line for individual confirmations. Core functions include: viewing metadata, source, and compatibility scope of installed plugins; browsing the two community markets, awesome-dsh-plugin and Oh-My-DSH; one-click installation, update detection, and batch updates; What's New notifications for new versions upon startup; and compatibility marking for plugins whose peer dependencies do not match the current DSH. The interface colors use v...
Read Moredsh-plugin-catalog: Upgrade DSH Web GUI plugin page to a plugin catalog
# Foreword The philosophy of DSH is "everything is a plugin." After installing a large number of third-party plugins, the built-in "plugin list" within the Web GUI Settings page becomes insufficient: to verify if a plugin is third-party, determine where it is mounted, or understand its specific function, one must consult additional documentation. The dsh-plugin-catalog introduced below addresses this issue—it upgrades the Settings → Plugins page into a plugin catalog, supplementing third-party badges, mount point aggregation, and bilingual (Chinese and English) descriptions, without altering the plugin's installation and management mechanisms. # What is this? dsh-plugin-catalog is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web GUI plugin maintained by LuniteGlaze, current version...
Read MoreDSH Plugin Manager: Manage Current Profile Plugins in Web Settings
dsh-plugin-manager is a DSH plugin maintained by huahai0202, designed to address the fragmentation of management operations caused by the scattered sources of DeepSeek Harness plugin dependencies (npm, GitHub, and local). This plugin provides a centralized management interface within the DSH Web settings page, allowing users to view the direct dependencies and installed versions of the current Profile. Its core mechanism defaults to reading only the local state; it only accesses npm or GitHub remote endpoints when the user clicks "Check for Updates" to confirm the existence of a new version or commit before executing the update. Its functionality includes single or batch plugin updates, plugin deletion, and automatic synchronization of `dsh.profile.bundles`. Installation requires Node.js 22.19+ and pnp.
Read MoreDSH Skills Marketplace: Transforming Codex/Claude Skill Repositories into DSH Native Skills Market
`dsh-skills-marketplace` is a skills marketplace plugin for DSH. It supports pulling skill repositories via "repository address + branch + sparse path" and flat-installing them to `~/.dsh/skills/`, enabling DSH, Codex, and Claude to reuse the same `SKILL.md`. The plugin provides plugin-level management, market card expansion to view plugin and skill counts, enable/disable by plugin or individual skill, one-click source update with safe cleanup of remotely deleted items, and edit/confirm removal of source configuration (deleting only the config while keeping installed skills). It requires DSH, Node.js 22+, and pnpm 10+, and can be installed via CLI from GitHub or npm, or by searching in the DSH Desktop plugin market.
Read Moredsh-plugin-manager: DeepSeek Harness Plugin, MCP, and Skill Management
dsh-plugin-manager is a plugin management system for DeepSeek Harness, maintained by CHF-hub99 and licensed under the MIT License. It aims to centrally manage plugins, MCP servers, and Skills within the DSH ecosystem, supporting status viewing, installation and uninstallation, enabling and disabling, and configuration import via the Web GUI and Agent tools. The Web interface allows users to install plugins by package name, add MCP services with various protocols, and upload and verify Skills packages; the Agent tools provide commands such as `plugin_install` and `mcp_add` for operations within conversations. The system persists configuration by modifying `cordis.patch.yml` and exposes an HTTP API accessible only via loopback. Installation command...
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-mycordis: Packaging and managing dsh session-level Cordis plugins
dsh-mycordis is a session-level dynamic plugin based on DSH, designed to address the needs for persisting Cordis plugins and managing them across sessions. It supports one-click packaging of dynamic plugins into reinstallable DSH installation packages (.tgz) or portable packages for cross-session import (.dshplugin.json), offering both single-package and batch packaging capabilities. Furthermore, the plugin features profile-level plugin installation and uninstallation, portable package import and registration, favorites, and deduplication capabilities, as well as built-in security hardening mechanisms such as trust fences and request body limits. Installation is performed by adding the package via the npm registry and restarting DSH, making it suitable for users who require persisting dynamic plugins, managing multiple sessions, or automating packaging. Note that the preview version of the portable package currently primarily supports Windows, and import operations execute code within the process; therefore, it is recommended to use only trusted sources. MIT
Read Moredsh-plugin-butler: Manage DSH plugins in the Web UI
dsh-plugin-butler is an MIT-licensed DSH plugin manager designed to manage DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugins via a graphical Web UI. It features common operations such as viewing the plugin directory (including descriptions for 130+ official modules in Chinese), real-time start/stop (hot-apply changes via configuration editing without requiring a restart), custom grouping, update detection and one-click updates (with a built-in failure rollback mechanism), uninstallation, and dependency graph visualization. It is a zero-build, zero-runtime-dependency tool that supports retrieving and installing third-party plugins from the GitHub marketplace. Users can install it via the command line and restart the Profile to manage it within "Settings -> Plugins". It is suitable for developers who frequently maintain DSH plugins. Please note that plugins run with the privileges of the current process; disabling critical dependencies may lead to startup failures, and some...
Read Moredsh-plugin-manager: Third-party Plugin Manager for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-plugin-manager` is a third-party plugin manager for DeepSeek Harness (dsh), designed to address the centralized management needs of multi-plugin deployments. Rather than replacing dsh's loading mechanism, this tool provides a unified entry point in the Web UI settings page, allowing users to select a plugin library folder and automatically scan for plugin projects defined by `dsh.plugin.yaml` or `package.json`. Core features include visualizing the plugin list, one-click toggling of plugin enable/disable status (by modifying the `disabled` flag in `cordis.patch.yml` with automatic backup), and querying the current plugin status. The installation process provides idempotent scripts for Windows and POSIX systems, supporting `git clone`.
Read Moredsh-skill-manager: Manage Skills in the DSH Settings Panel
dsh-skill-manager is a DSH Web plugin maintained by AKS1st, designed to address the issue of dispersed Skill configurations. It allows users to manage Skills directly within the browser's settings panel without frequently switching to the file system. The plugin categorizes visible Skills into four types: System, User, Workspace, and Preset, where System and Preset are read-only, while User and Workspace support editing and deletion. Core functions include displaying Skills hierarchically on the settings page; viewing the directory file tree and editing file contents; importing Skills to the User directory or Workspace via Zip packages; exporting any Skill (including read-only ones) as a Zip file; and performing double-click actions on writable Skills.
Read Moredsh-plain-plugin-menu: Manage DeepSeek Harness plugins in plain language
`dsh-plain-plugin-menu` is a DSH community plugin developed by 4mForAI, designed to address issues such as cryptic plugin names, unclear categorization, and cumbersome management. Integrated via the `sidebar.footer.action` entry at the bottom of the left sidebar in the DSH Web UI, this plugin does not replace the official sidebar but provides "plain Chinese" categorization and search functionalities. Its core capabilities include fetching the community plugin list online (with an offline snapshot containing 824 entries), displaying public metrics such as GitHub Stars, maintenance duration, and License, and supporting multi-dimensional search and sorting. Users can directly invoke the `dsh plugin` command within the Web interface to install and uninstall plugins, and check the runtime status of dependencies for the current profile. It supports switching between Chinese and English, and when the network fails...
Read Moredsh-plugin-mall: Add a GitHub Plugin Marketplace to dsh
dsh-plugin-mall is a community-maintained dsh plugin marketplace tool designed to streamline the process of discovering, validating, installing, and updating dsh plugins from GitHub. By searching for repositories tagged with `topic:dsh-plugin`, it automatically fetches and validates the manifest in `package.json`, thereby eliminating the tedious steps of manual searching and compatibility checks. The tool provides a plugin marketplace entry in the settings page of the dsh web UI and includes five general-purpose agent tools. Its core security mechanisms include static compatibility badge scanning during browsing, isolated preflight checks before installation (which disable scripts, install to a temporary directory, and compare live profiles to block hard conflicts), and anti-squash...
Read MoreDSH Hot-Reload Plugin Manager: Managing Plugin Bundles on Running Instances
`kyorakuyk/dsh-hotreload-plugin-manager` is an external plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the inefficiency of plugin management that requires instance restarts. The plugin supports hot installation, uninstallation, updates, and enabling/disabling Profile Plugin Bundles on a running instance without restarting the kernel. Its core capabilities include supporting Bundle installation from npm, Git, or local paths; enabling hot updates through patch line replacement and real-time configuration replay (limited to combinations and configurations, while code changes require a restart); and persisting enable/disable states. The plugin provides a Web settings page tab (Settings -> Plugins -> Plugin Manager) and a `/plugin-manager/*` HTTP API, facilitating intuitive operation and automated invocation.
Read MoreDSH Plugin plugin-switch: Enable or Disable Plugins Directly in the Plugin Manifest
plugin-switch is a local web plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to simplify plugin management. It allows users to enable or disable plugins in real time via a page slider without restarting the service, and the status is maintained after restart. Core features include real-time effect, group filtering, batch operations in a single transaction, automatic backup with one-click undo, strong confirmation for risky actions, and multi-tab synchronization. Installation requires Node ≥ 22 and a DSH web profile environment. It is recommended to use the `dsh plugin` command to install from GitHub, or alternatively via PowerShell scripts or Git clone, but care should be taken to avoid duplicate installations. Typical use cases include temporary enable/disable, batch adjustments, and reverting accidental operations. If the toggle page disappears, you can modify the local configuration file or use CLI tools.
Read Moredsh-forge: DSH Runtime Extension Suite
DSH-Forge is a runtime extension suite for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH), maintained by alex04130, designed to address pain points such as scattered plugin installation formats, dynamic plugin restart recovery, and unified model routing management. Built on the "everything is a plugin" philosophy, the suite provides core features including a plugin marketplace and installer, task-aware mindset routing, a Skill manager, a plugin management panel, session management, collaborative orchestration, model delegation and routing, runtime injection, and dynamic plugins, while also supporting archive plasmids and quality verification. The system requires Node >= 22 and is licensed under the MIT License. Installation methods include adding `@dsh-forge/bundle` via npm (requiring versions 0.1.4+ to avoid known bugs) or installing from source code clones to obtain presets and dynamic panels.
Read Moredsh-pluginmanager: Hierarchical, Descriptive, and Uninstall Management for DSH Web Plugins
dsh-pluginmanager is a community-developed plugin for the DSH Web Profile settings page, designed to address the issues of lengthy plugin lists, unclear categorization, and difficult management. The plugin divides plugins into three layered views: native extensions (read-only), user extensions (manageable), and running plugins (temporary), providing intuitive search filtering, count badges, and bilingual display in Chinese and English. Its core features include disabling/enabling user extensions, complete uninstallation (cleaning up configurations and dependencies), and re-registration (incorporating into dependency management), as well as support for editing plugin descriptions, with built-in Chinese introductions for over 90 core plugins. The installation method adopts a bundle approach, adding and configuring package.json via pnpm to avoid conflicts with manual patches. During operations, changes are first persisted and then the loader is hot-swapped to ensure safety, with backups provided.
Read Morewebkong/dsh-plugin-manager: Manage plugins on the DSH Web settings page
dsh-plugin-manager is a community-maintained plugin management tool for DSH Web, designed to migrate the plugin installation, enable/disable, and version inspection workflow from the command line to the Web settings page. This tool allows users to centrally view lists of built-in and third-party plugins under "Settings → Plugins → Plugin Manager", supporting status filtering, fuzzy search, and grouped display, as well as direct navigation to the plugin's GitHub repository. Its core features include parsing of multiple installation sources (supporting npm package names, GitHub repositories, local paths, and tarball URLs), intelligent candidate recommendations, plugin enable/disable operations based on `cordis.patch.yml`, and residual cleanup upon uninstallation. The tool provides both Chinese and English interfaces, supports an optional automatic restart mechanism to refresh page status, and persists configuration locally.
Read Moredsh-plugin-manager: Offering Chinese Directory and One-Click Start/Stop for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-plugin-manager` is a client-side plugin for DSH designed to address issues such as the built-in plugin list displaying only English module names, which are difficult to recognize, and the risk of accidental changes when manually editing configuration files. This plugin provides a graphical management interface for the DSH web client, with core features including: offering Chinese names, usage descriptions, and category directories for plugins; supporting one-click enable/disable of plugins, with hot-reloading effective in approximately 1 second by writing to `cordis.patch.yml`; allowing editing of plugin notes within the UI and saving them to a local JSON file, with support for restoring defaults; incorporating safety mechanisms that lock critical system lines and mark special expression lines; and providing search and filtering functions based on name, description, and category. This plugin is licensed under MIT, requires no complex configuration, and can be used by restarting DSH after installation. It does not access the network and only interacts with
Read Moredsh-plugin-integration: DSH Plugin Integration Center
dsh-plugin-integration is a DSH workflow plugin maintained by MutaLucem, providing a "Plugin Integration" tab in the settings panel. It dynamically discovers installed bundles, categorizes and tags them, identifies functional overlaps with one-click switching, and detects existence, shared usage, and tool name conflicts. The plugin supports safe start/stop operations and failure diagnostics. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add github:MutaLucem/dsh-plugin-integration`, licensed under MIT, with the current version being 1.3.10.
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 Moredsh-web-plugin-manager: Manage DSH Plugins in the Web UI
dsh-web-plugin-manager is a DSH client plugin maintained by LX2000WASD, enabling centralized management of plugins via the Web UI, including viewing, real-time start/stop, installation/uninstallation, update detection, health checks, profile environment management, and browsing of the built-in marketplace. The installation process includes quality gates and automatic rollback mechanisms, accompanied by the dshpm CLI and agent installation guards, covering both bundled and non-bundled plugins. It is recommended as the first plugin to install in a profile, facilitating the management of other community extensions thereafter.
Read MoreBuild a No-Code Desktop Client for DeepSeek Harness with deepseek-harness-studio
deepseek-harness-studio is an open-source desktop client of DeepSeek Harness maintained by fufankeji / Normed Space, under the MIT license. It uses Electron to host the web workspace and manage the local dsh web, with built-in plugin discovery, plugin center, Preset Plaza, app center and visual enhancement features. The directory installation command is `dsh plugin add github:fufankeji/deepseek-harness-studio`; daily use mainly relies on the macOS arm64 / Windows x64 preview packages available on GitHub Releases. It is based on the official Harness, but is not an official release of DeepSeek.
Read MoreThermal Management of MCP and Skills in the Settings Panel via dsh-plugin-manager
Li Qichen's maintained dsh-plugin-manager integrates MCP switch/delete, Skills recycle bin and built-in plugin package browsing into the DeepSeek Harness settings panel, automatically backs up before modifying cordis.patch.yml, and takes effect via host HMR hot update without restarting the dsh web. This article checks the installation commands, capability boundaries and precautions against the community directory page, repository README and source code. The community directory is not an official store, and plugins run with the current dsh process permissions.
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