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DeepSeek Harness Vision Plugins

Explore DeepSeek Harness plugins for image understanding, OCR, multimodal input, visual grounding, image analysis, and other vision workflows.

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dsh-devquest

lucky8197/dsh-devquest

8GitHub stars
Manifest Valid

An installable DSH web plugin that gamifies agent-assisted development with XP, levels, achievements, quests, seasonal progression, and a sidebar panel.

DSH Profile: webv1.4.1BSD-3-Clause
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dsh-acp-enhanced

grunmin/dsh-acp-enhanced

7GitHub stars
Manifest Valid

Enhanced Agent Client Protocol (ACP) bridge for DeepSeek Harness, connecting editors like Zed with block streaming, telemetry, and session management.

DSH Profile: acp-enhancedv0.10.0MIT
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DIzzy-DSH

Acidmoon/DIzzy-DSH

7GitHub stars
Manifest Valid

A curated DeepSeek Harness plugin bundle featuring balance tracking, token usage statistics, agent instruction injection, browser control, and memory.

DSH Profile: webv0.4.2
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dsh-skin-universe

springbrand-lab/dsh-skin-universe

7GitHub stars
Indexed

An installable DeepSeek Harness Web bundle providing five themes plus task board, Git graph, file panel, SSH, mobile remote, companion, and live statistics features.

DSH Profile: webv0.1.1BSD-3-Clause
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About DeepSeek Harness Vision Plugins

DeepSeek Harness vision plugins add image and multimodal capabilities to DSH workflows that would otherwise depend mainly on text. This category covers image understanding, OCR, visual grounding, image Q&A, screenshot inspection, pixel comparison, artifact handling, and bridges to external vision models. It brings these plugins together so users can compare repository identity, DSH profiles, activity, verification state, and install information.

Before installing a vision plugin, check the DSH profile it targets, supported input formats, external model or API requirements, local dependencies, and Registry compatibility evidence. Security Signals and source metadata expose relevant implementation facts, but they are evidence for review rather than an absolute safety guarantee.