About the DSH Plugin Directory

DSH Plugin Directory is the plugin ecosystem site of the DSH Community — offering DeepSeek Harness users one place to discover and install plugins. For install guides, plugin development and a systematic course on building an agent from scratch, see the DSH community docs ↗.

It currently lists 19751 community plugins across 14 categories — UI enhancements, tools, workflow automation, development runtimes, memory and more. All data syncs periodically from public community sources.

What you get

How to choose a plugin

Three steps from "what to install" to "install with confidence":

  1. Pick by scenario: start from the scenario buying guides (memory, UI and friends), or browse all categories;
  2. Understand before combining: pairing ideas and the mechanics behind them (compaction, sandbox, credentials) live on the main site as scenario pairing recommendations;
  3. Install safely: the pre-install checklist and credential protection are on the main site as safe plugin use; the "Safety & disclaimer" section below explains what the listing badges mean.

Data sources

Plugin data comes from public repositories and plugin release channels of the DeepSeek Harness community, collected, cleaned and categorized by automated scripts on a schedule. Entries marked "Community pick" are hand-curated by this site; "Manifest detected" and "install-time scripts" badges come from static checks of repository manifest files; maintenance status, archival and availability come from the latest GitHub metadata collection. Last data update: . Page generated at: .

Listing criteria

A public repository is listed when any of these load signals is present:

The following are not listed:

Categories and install commands are derived automatically at listing time; hand-corrected descriptions, categories and install commands are never overwritten by syncs, while stars, license and language refresh automatically each round. Repositories confirmed by human review to not be DSH plugins go on a rejection list and are not re-discovered automatically.

"Unreachable" only means GitHub returned a clear 404 in the latest probe; the entry is kept for tracking and does not mean it is still installable. "Unverified" means the probe failed or lacks evidence — it must not be read as unreachable. "Archived" means GitHub marked the repository archived. Maintenance status, listing, manifest declaration and curation are distinct signals; none imply compatibility or safety.

Safety & disclaimer

Plugins are developed and maintained by their respective authors; inclusion is not an endorsement. Installing runs third-party code on your machine — review the source yourself and proceed at your own risk.

The "Manifest detected" badge on detail pages only means a dsh.bundle / dsh.plugin manifest was found in the repository root at collection time — not a compatibility or security review: once installed, a plugin runs with your local permissions — it can read and write files, use credentials and access the network, and DSH tool approval does not sandbox plugin code. Plugins marked "install-time scripts" declare npm install hooks (preinstall / install / postinstall) in package.json — they run during dependency installation, so review them first. Review source before installing unfamiliar plugins, and try them first in an environment without stored secrets; listing, stars and static-check badges are not endorsements of quality or safety.

Contact

For suggestions or collaboration, email ai@dshx.dev.