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DeepSeek Harness Terminal & TUI Plugins

Explore terminal-first DeepSeek Harness plugins for TUI interfaces, CLI workflows, session navigation, approvals, commands, and keyboard-driven use.

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dsh-browser-fs

whitefirer/dsh-browser-fs

3GitHub stars
Manifest Valid

A DSH web plugin that lets agents list, read, and write files in a browser-authorized local directory through the File System Access API and a WebSocket relay.

DSH Profile: webv0.2.0MIT
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Living-Dream-DSH

alllllllllli/Living-Dream-DSH

3GitHub stars
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A Windows-focused DeepSeek Harness configuration bundle with installer scripts, MCP integrations, model-provider templates, mobile remote access tooling, and a bundled paste-input plugin.

DSH Profile: webv2.9.0MIT
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dsh-plugin-directory

dingzhenyao/dsh-plugin-directory

2GitHub stars
Manifest Valid

DSH Web GUI plugin: a browsable, searchable, stats-driven directory of GitHub DeepSeek Harness plugins (dsh-plugin topic), with CDN hot update, README-gated install, and live search.

DSH Profile: <profile-name>v0.1.0-rc.1
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dsh-capability-toggle-plugin

lifeopsgo/dsh-capability-toggle-plugin

2GitHub stars
Manifest Valid

灵活控制 mcp/skill/tool 等启用/禁用,支持会话、项目、全局级别控制。Toggle individual agent capabilities (skills, MCP, tools, prompt, approval, guards) from the DSH WebUI composer — session / project / global.

DSH Profile: webv1.3.2MIT
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About DeepSeek Harness Terminal & TUI Plugins

Terminal and TUI plugins provide terminal-first ways to work with DeepSeek Harness. This category covers full-screen interfaces, session navigation, live agent activity, approval flows, reasoning and context views, command palettes, keyboard controls, and other CLI-oriented workflows. Some plugins provide an alternative interaction surface to the Web UI, while others extend an existing terminal profile with additional controls and visibility.

When comparing terminal plugins, check the required DSH profile, supported operating systems and terminal environments, package or Git install path, keyboard and session behavior, repository maintenance, and version compatibility. Plugins that interact with shells or host processes also deserve careful review of permissions and Security Signals before installation.