DSH Plugins

DSH Plugins

For developers building on DeepSeek Harness, DSH Plugins is the most efficient way to find, evaluate, and install extensions for your agent setup. DeepSeek Harness keeps its core lean, and plugins are how you add model tools, services, settings, interface panels, workflow behavior, and even complete profile bundles. DSH Plugins is the directory that maps that ecosystem, and it is built with a developer-first mindset.

The workflow at DSH Plugins is simple: search for the capability you need, inspect the source and README notes, and copy the installation command. Most plugins on DSH Plugins install through the DeepSeek Harness profile command dsh plugin --profile web add followed by an npm, GitHub, file, link, or absolute checkout target. Because DSH Plugins shows the exact command on every listing, you can go from discovery to a working plugin in under a minute.

DSH Plugins also helps you evaluate risk before you install. The site itself is a reviewed directory: each submission passes a queue where an administrator confirms the repository is public and active, reads the installation path, and reviews the summary and README snapshot. Beyond that review, DSH Plugins encourages you to read the source yourself, inspect permissions and dependencies, and pin a version when possible. The site is honest about what review does and does not guarantee — DSH Plugins improves directory quality, but third-party software can change, so the source is always the final authority.

The current DSH Plugins catalog shows the breadth of what is possible: twelve plugins spanning UI (DSH Better Sidebar), vision (DSH Vision Toolkit), multi-agent workflows (dsh-agent-teams), file operations (dsh-at-file), computer control (dsh-computer-use), custom tools (dsh-custom-tool), message editing (dsh-message-edit), notifications (dsh-notification), editor integration (dsh-open-in-vscode), sharing (dsh-share), session controls (dsh-turn-rewind), and visualization (dsh-visualize).

Whether you are maintaining your own plugin and want it reviewed, or you simply want a trustworthy index of what exists, DSH Plugins is the right resource. It is free, community-run, and independent of DeepSeek, which keeps the directory focused on what matters: helping developers extend DeepSeek Harness with confidence. Bookmark DSH Plugins, check the FAQ, and start browsing the plugin list today.