DSH Plugins

DSH Plugins

DSH Plugins is the go-to discovery hub for the DeepSeek Harness plugin ecosystem. DeepSeek Harness is a flexible agent framework, and its power grows with every plugin the community builds — but finding those plugins used to mean digging through GitHub search results and hoping a README was up to date. DSH Plugins solves that problem with a clean, searchable directory of reviewed plugins, complete with source links, README notes, and installation commands.

What makes DSH Plugins different from a simple link list is the review standard. Every submission to DSH Plugins goes through a pending queue before it appears. The review checks that the repository is public and active, that the installation path is documented, and that the summary and README snapshot are accurate. This means DSH Plugins is a curated resource, not a dumping ground. When a listing appears on DSH Plugins, you can reasonably trust that the plugin exists, works as described, and is still maintained.

The directory covers a broad range of use cases. DSH Plugins currently lists twelve plugins: interface enhancements such as DSH Better Sidebar and dsh-message-edit, agent capabilities such as dsh-agent-teams and dsh-computer-use, vision tooling such as DSH Vision Toolkit, developer utilities such as dsh-at-file and dsh-open-in-vscode, and workflow tools such as dsh-turn-rewind and dsh-visualize. Whatever part of DeepSeek Harness you are extending, DSH Plugins likely has a plugin worth looking at.

Installation is one of the strongest features of DSH Plugins. Each entry shows the exact command to run, usually the DeepSeek Harness profile command dsh plugin --profile web add with an npm, GitHub, file, link, or checkout target. You can copy the command directly from DSH Plugins and have the plugin active in your profile within seconds. Entries labeled "Local file" install from a cloned checkout, which is common in the fast-moving DSH ecosystem and gives developers full control over the source they run.

DSH Plugins is also a submission channel. If you maintain a public GitHub repository for a DeepSeek Harness plugin, you can submit it to DSH Plugins and reach users who are actively looking for extensions. Private, archived, and disabled repositories are rejected, which protects the quality of the directory. Best of all, DSH Plugins is completely free — no accounts, no paywalls, no premium tiers. Discover, evaluate, install, and submit, all in one place: DSH Plugins.