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Explore DSH plugins that add browser access, web navigation, automation, scraping, online research, and other web-connected capabilities.

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iterate-plugin

jingzhao-l/iterate-plugin

2GitHub stars
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DeepSeek Harness (dsh) plugin that turns the iterate skill into an autonomous closed-loop code iteration — parallel reviews, deterministic dedup convergence, atomic fix + verify auto-stop, meta-review consistency audit, and dry-run read-only review. Maintained from the iterate-skill monorepo.

DSH Profile: webv3.5.4MIT
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dsh-deep-research

grloper/dsh-deep-research

2GitHub stars
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Kestrel - a research engine that can't cite what a source never said. Citations are admitted only when the quote is mechanically located in the source; corroboration is counted in independent origins, not source count. DeepSeek Harness plugin + standalone library. Zero dependencies.

v0.2.0MIT
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dsh-herald

bululuburuarua666/dsh-herald

2GitHub stars
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🔔 Herald 传令官 — DSH 三通道任务通知:页内浮层、浏览器横幅、宿主直发系统通知(浏览器关闭也送达) | Tri-channel task notifications for DeepSeek Harness: in-page toasts, browser banners & host-direct OS toasts that survive a closed browser

DSH Profile: webv1.0.0MIT
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About DeepSeek Harness Browser & Web Plugins

Browser and web plugins connect DeepSeek Harness workflows with websites and online services. This category covers browser navigation, page interaction, web search, scraping, content extraction, automation, remote browser access, and interfaces for working with web applications. It focuses on extensions where web access is a meaningful part of the plugin capability rather than simply a link to external documentation.

Network-connected plugins extend the Harness security boundary to remote services, browser state, credentials, cookies, or external APIs. Review each plugin access model, repository source, dependencies, documented authentication requirements, Security Signals, and Registry compatibility evidence before deciding where it should run.