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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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dsh-ollama-usage

SeverusZh/dsh-ollama-usage

1GitHub stars
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Ollama Cloud 用量余量可视化 DeepSeek Harness 插件:5h 会话/周用量双横条 + 设置页面板,Key 与快照持久化,自动刷新,登录引导。Ollama Cloud usage & quota visualization plugin for DeepSeek Harness.

DSH Profile: webv0.1.6MIT
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dsh-memory

chenhw7/dsh-memory

1GitHub stars
Manifest Valid

Cairn — long-term memory for the DeepSeek Harness (@chenhw7/dsh-memory). Persistent cross-session memory: facts, preferences, corrections, lessons. BM25 retrieval, three-layer scoping, human-confirmed writes.

v0.9.3MIT
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dsh-geolibre

baddying/dsh-geolibre

1GitHub stars
Manifest Valid

DeepSeek Harness plugin: render GeoJSON/vector data into an interactive GeoLibre map and let agents operate the live map (layers, styles, view, GeoLibre algorithms and Whitebox WASM tools) through agent tools.

v0.1.0MIT
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dsh-memory

qwert702/dsh-memory

1GitHub stars
Manifest Valid

Long-term memory plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI with project/global stores, automatic memory extraction and prompt injection.

DSH Profile: webv2.0.0
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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.