DeepSeek 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-deepseek-balance-widget: View AI balance in the dsh Web sidebar
dsh-deepseek-balance-widget is a dsh Web sidebar plugin maintained by crazy-L118, designed to centrally display the balances, daily consumption, and token usage of DeepSeek and MiMo, with an automatic refresh every 30 seconds. This plugin is based on the MIT license and requires Node.js >= 18. It is installed via the dsh plugin command (version 2.4.2 is recommended), and the dsh web service requires a complete restart after installation. Core features include a sidebar real-time entry and a details popup. The popup supports managing platforms, switching views, and adding or removing new platforms. DeepSeek users need to configure an API Key, and optionally configure a Platform Token to view detailed usage statistics and status during busy times.
Read Morebobleer/deepseek-harness-plugin-mcp: Enabling Agents to Use DSH Plugins via MCP
bobleer/deepseek-harness-plugin-mcp is an MIT-licensed MCP server designed to provide Agents with a standard interface for discovering, inspecting, installing, and running DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugins. The project partitions functionality into three planes: the Catalog plane, available by default, allows Agents to search and inspect public plugin repositories and their metadata without requiring a local dsh installation; the Profile plane, enabled with `--allow-install` and when dsh is present locally, permits Agents to perform plugin installation or removal operations; the Runtime plane, enabled with `--allow-runtime`, supports launching DSH configurations and bridging DSH tools into
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