DeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace
`dsh-plugin-marketplace` is the standard plugin package for DeepSeek Harness, used to manage plugins via the “Plugin market” tab in **Settings → Plugins**. The plugin can scan GitHub repositories with the `dsh-plugin` topic, validate their `package.json` configurations, display them as cards, and support one-click installation. Installation requires executing a specific command and allowing the build. After installation, it runs with local account permissions, and sensitive environment variables are removed before script execution. It primarily runs within DeepSeek Harness’s `web` configuration file.
Read Moredsh-plugin-marketplace: Community Plugin Marketplace in DeepSeek Harness
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) has introduced the `dsh-plugin-marketplace` plugin, designed to address the fragmented management of community plugins through a Web interface. The tool offers Chinese-language search, 12 filtering categories, favorites, and one-click installation, with data sourced from an online catalog or offline snapshots. Users can install it via command, and clicking Install only runs a `git clone` download without executing any build scripts, making plugin acquisition both convenient and secure.
Read Moredsh-plugin-marketplace: GitHub dsh-plugin Theme Dashboards
The `dsh-plugin-marketplace` plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) turns the GitHub `dsh-plugin` ecosystem into a dashboard embedded in the DSH Web settings panel. Its core features include stat cards showing total repository count and language distribution, search and filtering, a repository list, and one-click refresh with a progress bar and snapshot backup. The plugin supports Chinese and English as well as light and dark themes, includes built-in snapshot data for 2,815 repositories, and can be installed via the command line, providing developers with a unified entry point to centrally browse and manage the plugin ecosystem.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin Marketplace
The DeepSeek Harness plugin marketplace (`dsh-plugin-marketplace`) is a marketplace and tool for managing third-party plugins. It builds plugin lists from GitHub Topics, supports keyword search, one-click installation, and version updates, and helps address installation compatibility and performance bottlenecks. The tool integrates four agent tools that allow users to manage plugins autonomously through natural language, and supports features such as npm-first installation, pnpm self-healing, and workspaces. After installation, Harness must be restarted for changes to take effect.
Read Moredsh-plugin-marketplace: Browse community plugins in the DSH Web UI Settings page
`dsh-plugin-marketplace` is a DSH Web UI plugin maintained by Scorp1o117, designed to streamline the tedious process of frequently switching between GitHub and the terminal to find and install DSH plugins. By leveraging the public GitHub Search API, this plugin integrates a plugin marketplace directly into the DeepSeek Harness Web UI settings page, supporting keyword searches on `github.com/topics/dsh-plugin` with options to sort by star count or update time. Users can directly browse plugin cards (containing descriptions, languages, update dates, etc.) and detail panels (containing README summaries, installation commands, and repository links), and even utilize the "AI explain" feature via a configured large model...
Read More@springbrand/dsh-plugin-marketplace: DSH Visual Plugin Marketplace
`@springbrand/dsh-plugin-marketplace` is a visual plugin marketplace specifically developed for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the challenges of managing plugins across multiple profiles in a fragmented and inconvenient manner via the command line. Integrated into the DSH Web settings, this plugin offers a graphical interface for browsing, searching, installing, updating, and removing plugins from a directory. It supports searches by name, author, description, or npm package name, and covers Web, Headless, and other local profiles. Additionally, it features an "Installed" view that displays all installed dependencies, including those from the directory and external sources. Installation requires Node.js version 22.19 or higher, and the plugin is added and activated using the `dsh plugin` command.
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