vclike/dsh-find-plugin: Discovering DSH Plugins within a Session
vclike/dsh-find-plugin is a tool for finding DSH plugins within Agent sessions. It resolves the upstream version's restriction on anonymous GitHub API calls (10 requests per minute). The tool supports authentication via `GITHUB_TOKEN` to increase the rate limit to 30 requests per minute, and integrates GitHub Topics and Curated lists for dual-source search. It provides result ranking, disk caching, and offline fallback to ensure availability during API rate limiting or network instability, helping developers discover and install third-party plugins.
Read Moredsh-find-plugin: Search and discover plugins within DSH sessions
dsh-find-plugin, maintained by awesome-dsh-plugin, enables the DSH agent to call find_dsh_plugin within a session, searching in real-time for GitHub repositories tagged with the dsh-plugin topic and sorting them by stars. The results include a brief description, repository link, and an executable `dsh plugin add` command; if a plugin is listed in the awesome-dsh-plugin directory, its handcrafted bilingual description replaces the GitHub summary. Installation: `dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-find-plugin`, restart dsh web, then describe your needs in natural language. Licensed under MIT, categorized as a web tool, with approximately 88 stars on GitHub.
Read MoreSearch for community plugins in DeepSeek Harness sessions using the dsh-find-plugin
The `dsh-find-plugin`, maintained by awesome-dsh-plugin, registers the `find_dsh_plugin` tool for DeepSeek Harness: it enables real-time retrieval of GitHub repositories tagged with the `dsh-plugin` topic via keyword search, sorts results by star count, and returns descriptions, links, and executable installation commands. The article cross-verifies information from directory pages, GitHub READMEs/source code, and npm version 0.3.6, covering details including installation (including web profile and pinned commit), usage examples, a curated list where only descriptions are modified without changing rankings, and precautions such as plugins running with the current dsh process permissions and the need to audit source code and licenses before installation. The community directory is not an official DeepSeek store.
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