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DeepSeek Harness Developer Tools & Plugins

Discover DSH plugins for coding, Git, repository navigation, file operations, debugging, reviews, development workflows, and engineering productivity.

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ModLens

liustack/modlens

3.9kGitHub stars
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A DeepSeek Harness vision plugin that turns pasted images into structured OCR, layout, and semantic evidence for supported text-only models.

v3.25.4MIT
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dsh-im

xmanrui/dsh-im

1.1kGitHub stars
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Connect nine IM platforms and public AI Office to local DeepSeek Harness with multi-bot support.

DSH Profile: webv4.11.0MIT
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mnemon

mnemon-dev/mnemon

558GitHub stars
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A standalone, local persistent-memory system for AI agents, with DeepSeek Harness support provided through the separate dsh-mnemon plugin.

DSH Profile: webv0.2.8Apache-2.0
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dsh-mnemon

omdsh-dev/dsh-mnemon

332GitHub stars
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Composable three-tier memory control plane for DeepSeek Harness with runtime context, searchable documents, and pluggable long-term memory.

DSH Profile: webv0.5.2MIT
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About DeepSeek Harness Developer Tools

Developer-tool plugins extend DeepSeek Harness around the day-to-day mechanics of software work. This category covers Git and repository views, file navigation, change review, code references, debugging helpers, development metrics, workspace tooling, build or runtime controls, and automation around common engineering tasks. These plugins are grouped here to make developer-facing capabilities easier to compare without mixing them with unrelated UI or general-purpose extensions.

Developer-tool plugins often operate close to repositories, files, shells, Git operations, and development environments. Before installing one, review its requested capabilities, lifecycle scripts, dependencies, write access, shell behavior, source activity, license, and compatibility evidence. A useful developer plugin should improve the workflow without obscuring what code or system access it requires.