DeepSeek Harness Web Search Plugin: Source-Traceable Brave / Tavily Search and Extraction
The DeepSeek Harness web search plugin packages the real-time search and URL extraction capabilities of Brave and Tavily into a native plugin. It provides a transparent and traceable search experience, with tools such as `web_search`, `web_extract`, `provider_status`, and `health_check`. At installation, API keys must be configured via environment variables. The plugin reads keys only from the environment and does not write them to configuration files, aiming to provide stable tool contracts and source traces for research workflows.
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`dsh-web-tavily` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to simplify the integration of the Tavily Search API with DSH's `ctx.web` interface, enabling the `web_search` tool to directly invoke Tavily for web-based retrieval. By encapsulating complex registration logic, it provides standardized search backend support for DSH agents. Refer to the GitHub repository for installation guidance, and pay attention to the plugin's security and permission considerations during use.
Read Moredsh-tavily-provider: Tavily Backend Search and Web Scraping
`dsh-tavily-provider` is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that replaces the default search backend, supporting Tavily's `web_search` and `web_fetch` capabilities. It is maintained by MirrMeur and released under the MIT License. Installation is performed by adding it to the `web` profile via a CLI command, while configuration must be manually written to `cordis.patch.yml`. It supports setting the API key through a configuration file, a credentials service, or environment variables, and provides `basic`/`advanced` search depth as well as `general`/`news` topic selection. Error handling follows the DSH specification. The plugin has no UI, web_
Read Moredsh-tavily-web-search: Tavily Search Provider for DeepSeek Harness web_search integration
# Introduction In the DSH (DeepSeek Harness) system where "everything is a plugin," `web_search` is one of the most commonly used tools for agents to access the internet. However, the completeness of search results depends on the underlying search provider: if only a string of links is obtained, the model still has to crawl the web pages and organize them, consuming more time and context. `dsh-tavily-web-search` focuses on a specific task: connecting the DSH search provider to Tavily's REST API, allowing `web_search` to directly return a list of links, summary answers, and structured citation sources. The following sections introduce its functionality, installation, and configuration methods. ## What is it? `dsh-tavily-web-search` is created by paul-
Read Moredsh-web-search-tavily: Switch DSH's web_search to Tavily, Usable Without an API Key
`dsh-web-search-tavily` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) community plugin maintained by cnChenKai, licensed under the MIT License. This plugin provides Tavily-based backend support for DSH's web search capabilities, enabling the built-in `web_search` tool to call the Tavily API instead of the default DeepSeek routing. Core features include support for Keyless mode, which accesses directly via the official Header when no API Key is configured, requiring no initial setup; if `TAVILY_API_KEY` is set (read from environment variables or a configuration file), it automatically switches to key-based mode to enhance quotas. Default parameters include basic search depth and 5
Read Moredsh-plugin-tavily: Tavily Web Search Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-plugin-tavily is a web search plugin designed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), aiming to replace the default search engine via the Tavily service to address issues such as fragmented configuration and inconvenient verification. This plugin registers a `tavily` provider with the `ctx.web` seam, supporting dual configuration modes through the WebUI settings card and `cordis.patch.yml`, with the latter having the highest priority. Core features include comprehensive Tavily search parameter customization, multiple preset scenarios, connectivity testing, and usage monitoring. For data extraction, it offers optional providers based on Tavily Extract and Firecrawl. Engineering capabilities cover persistent caching, 429 retry mechanisms, and rate limiting.
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