dsh-brave-search-provider
Brave Search API backend for DSH's ctx.web search. It supplies the search provider, not the model-facing web_search tool or HTTP fetch provider. The bundle selects brave for Web searches and adds a Plugins → Brave Search settings page.
Install
Install the latest source from the existing default branch (older tags may not contain the current language support):
dsh plugin --profile web add 'https://github.com/yoggu/dsh-brave-search-provider.git#main'
Or download the source and link the local checkout:
git clone https://github.com/yoggu/dsh-brave-search-provider.git
cd dsh-brave-search-provider
pnpm install
dsh plugin --profile web add "link:$(pwd)"
Keep a linked checkout in place while the plugin is installed. Use the profile you actually run if it is not web.
Restart DSH Web if necessary and reload the page. Provide a Brave Search API subscription key in Plugins → Brave Search. The key is saved under BRAVE_API_KEY in DSH's credential store; alternatively set BRAVE_API_KEY in the DSH process environment. The settings page reports whether a key exists but does not reveal it. Never commit a key to the repository or profile patch.
To uninstall: dsh plugin --profile web remove dsh-brave-search-provider.
Configuration
The settings page follows the Harness UI language: English and German are supported, with English as the fallback for other or unavailable locales. Labels, help, validation, credential status, placeholders and save errors are translated. This UI language does not change the search-results language.
The settings page configures country (default us), search language (default en) and request timeout (default 30 seconds). The backend calls only Brave's HTTPS web-search endpoint, does not follow redirects and resolves the key for each request. DSH's @deepseek-ai/dsh-tool-web still provides the model-facing search tool.
Tests and license
Run npm test after installing the DSH peer dependencies. MIT; see LICENSE.
