DeepSeek Harness Plugin Store: App Store-Style Plugin Radar and Installation Entry Point
dsh-plugin-store is a DeepSeek Harness plugin management tool designed to address fragmented plugins and the difficulty of discovering them. It integrates the official catalog, community favorites, and the GitHub ecosystem, providing a unified browsing experience similar to an App Store. It supports one-click installation, uninstallation, and multi-dimensional sorting. Users can install it via terminal commands, manage plugins in the settings page, and configure automatic refresh. When using it, note permission security and dependency requirements.
Read Moredsh-plugin-store: The Native Plugin Marketplace for DeepSeek Harness Web
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) provides the `dsh-plugin-store` plugin marketplace, integrated into the Web GUI settings. The plugin supports plugin management through a curated catalog, GitHub discovery, and structure validation. It strictly validates `package.json` before installation and enforces security restrictions. Users can filter by category, search for, and install plugins via the Web interface, but a restart of the Web service is required for changes to take effect. The current version does not support uninstallation.
Read Moredsh-plugin-store: Install and manage dsh-plugin ecosystem plugins within the DSH plugin page
dsh-plugin-store is the plugin store for DeepSeek Harness, designed to centralize the management of DSH plugins that are scattered across GitHub. Integrated into the "Settings → Plugins" page of DSH, this tool offers features for browsing plugins, real-time searching, multidimensional filtering (such as by category, tag, and author), and sorting. Its core capabilities include one-click installation, uninstallation, and update detection. It supports automatically handling dependencies and writing them to the profile bundle via `pnpm add`, while also allowing manual installation of packages or subdirectories with specific formats. Installation, uninstallation, and update operations only modify the configuration, requiring a restart of DSH to take effect. The tool supports configuring a `GITHUB_TOKEN` to enhance API rate limits and performs update detection based on the `pushed_at` field. It is suitable for users who need to frequently manage plugins.
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