DSH Plugin Registry

DeepSeek Harness Plugin Directory

Search and compare installable DeepSeek Harness plugins across the full DSH Plugin Registry. Filter by category, plugin type, verification status, and repository activity.

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View plugin local-shell-mcp

local-shell-mcp

fwerkor/local-shell-mcp

75GitHub stars
Manifest Valid

DeepSeek Harness plugin that bridges a local-shell-mcp service into DSH with shell, file, browser, remote-worker, and Live Workspace tools.

DSH Profile: webv4.3.2MIT
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View plugin dsh-thrum

dsh-thrum

lhf6623/dsh-thrum

0GitHub stars
Manifest Valid

An installable DeepSeek Harness UI plugin that adds an interactive keyboard, mouse, typing effects, and AI-response feedback around the input area.

v0.2.2MIT
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View plugin dsh-focus-chat

dsh-focus-chat

dingyi222666/dsh-focus-chat

22GitHub stars
Manifest Valid

A Claude Code-style focus chat view tab for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI that folds verbose tool calls and thinking steps into expandable metric summaries.

DSH Profile: webv0.7.20
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About the DeepSeek Harness Plugin Directory

The DSH Plugin Registry organizes installable community plugins for DeepSeek Harness into a searchable directory. Browse plugins by capability, plugin type, verification status, repository activity, and category while keeping the source repository visible for every entry. Each registry page connects plugin discovery with install information, source-backed capability analysis, security signals, compatibility evidence, and other facts that help users evaluate an extension before installing it.

How Plugins Enter the Registry

DSH Plugin discovers projects from the public DeepSeek Harness plugin ecosystem and community submissions. A repository is not treated as an installable plugin simply because it uses the dsh-plugin topic. Registry classification checks source evidence, package and bundle metadata, install information, and plugin identity before a project is published as a plugin or plugin bundle. This keeps the directory focused on usable DeepSeek Harness extensions instead of mixing plugins with unrelated repositories, tutorials, SDKs, wrappers, or other resources.

How to Choose a DSH Plugin

Start with the capability you need, then check the plugin's target DSH profile, source repository, recent activity, license, install path, and documented limitations. Security Signals surface dependencies, lifecycle scripts, manifests, and other source facts. Compatibility Evidence records version-specific runtime results and clearly distinguishes tested and untested combinations. These signals make comparison easier, but third-party plugin code should still be reviewed before installation.