DeepSeek 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 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-community-plugins: A Guide to Discovering and Installing Community Plugins for DSH Sessions
DSH Community Plugins is an MIT-licensed DSH plugin maintained by HubaKing, designed to bridge the context gap when Agents handle community plugins. It is not a standalone store; instead, it registers a global Skill that writes the discovery, evaluation, and installation rules for community plugins into the session directory. Upon installation, the Agent can read this Skill and verify installed content against the local profile manifest, avoiding assumptions about the presence of uninstalled plugins. Its core features include providing neutral discovery channels such as GitHub topics and npm, recording official installation commands, acceleration methods, and pnpm supply chain policies, and declaring constraints such as not modifying official presets. Users can install it directly via GitHub, Gitee mirror, tarball, or
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