dsh-loopback-bridge: Make the DSH Web Settings Page Writable on Local and Public Networks
The `dsh-loopback-bridge` plugin injects logic that tricks the browser, resolving the issue that the DSH web settings page supports localhost access only by default and enabling remote configuration over a LAN or public network. The plugin can be installed independently without affecting the official package, and it takes effect immediately after installation. Installation requires the `--trusted-host` parameter, and version compatibility should also be considered. When used in a public network environment, it must be paired with an authentication layer to ensure security.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Control: Instant Start/Stop for Third-Party Plugins
`dsh-plugin-control` is a web-based management plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It addresses the limitations of traditional configuration file management—requiring restarts and being error-prone—by providing real-time plugin start/stop, state persistence, and rollback on error. It supports Chinese and English interfaces and includes safety mechanisms to prevent accidental operation of core plugins. This tool is suitable for developers who frequently test plugin combinations and has been verified to work with DSH 0.1.0-rc.6. After installation, restart the service; plugin states can then be managed from the Web settings page.
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 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-skill-manager: Manage user-level skills in DSH Web settings
dsh-skill-manager is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to simplify the management of user-level Skills. It addresses the tedious tasks of manually modifying directories, SKILL.md files, and frontmatter via the DSH Web settings interface. The plugin supports centrally viewing, enabling/disabling, editing, adding, deleting, and renaming all Skills located under $DSH_HOME/skills within the settings panel. Its core advantages include an instant enable/disable mechanism that modifies frontmatter and automatically excludes files via a watcher, without requiring a restart, as well as inline content editing and renaming functionality that synchronizes directory names. Users can install the plugin via the command line and start DSH Web.
Read Moredsh-plugin-studio: Plugin Management and Marketplace for DSH Web Settings Page
dsh-plugin-studio is a plugin management tool for the DSH 0.1.0 web profile, designed to migrate plugin installation, start/stop, uninstallation, and search operations from the command line to the web settings page. The tool displays installed plugins grouped by official and community sources, features a built-in library of Chinese and English descriptions for 129 packages, and supports viewing plugin details, one-click start/stop (writes to the user patch layer and triggers a hot reload), and uninstalling community plugins. Furthermore, it integrates a GitHub-based plugin marketplace, offering charts for top favorites and fastest growth, supporting search and one-click installation and activation. Users must install the package via npm or a local repository and restart the service to utilize it in the settings page. The tool restricts access to loopback addresses only, prohibits operations on protected plugins, and requires pnpm to ensure security. It is suitable for efficiently managing multiple plugin scenarios through a web interface.
Read Moredsh-habits: Maintain user-global AGENTS.md in Web Settings
dsh-habits is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to simplify the maintenance of the user's global instruction document `$DSH_HOME/AGENTS.md` through a web settings interface. The plugin provides a "My Habits" editor in the General area of DSH Web Settings, allowing users to directly edit and save preference or constraint text in their browser. Once saved, the text is automatically written to the AGENTS.md file and injected into subsequent sessions by DSH's built-in instructions loader. The plugin implements data read/write via REST interfaces `/api2/habits/describe` and `/api2/habits/update`, and adopts S...
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.
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