DSH Plugin Registry
Discover the right DeepSeek Harness plugins without leaving DSH.
Search, browse, and compare DeepSeek Harness plugins directly inside the Settings UI. See what a plugin does, how popular it is, what Registry evidence is available, and how to install it — before leaving your current DSH workspace.
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Find plugins faster
DSH Plugin Registry brings the growing DeepSeek Harness plugin ecosystem directly into DSH.
- Search the Registry — find plugins by name, repository, description, and supported capabilities.
- Browse by category — explore Vision, UI, Terminal, Developer Tools, Browser, Security, Workflows, Remote Access, and more.
- Compare before installing — see GitHub Stars, Registry status, repository state, Security Signals, and Compatibility Evidence.
- Sort the ecosystem — browse popular, recently updated, newly indexed, or alphabetically sorted plugins.
- Copy install commands — use the installation command collected and verified by the Registry.
- Open full details — jump to dshplugin.app for complete plugin intelligence and source information.
Built for better plugin discovery
Finding a DeepSeek Harness plugin should not require opening dozens of repositories and figuring out what each project actually does.
DSH Plugin Registry gives you a compact view of the information that matters before installation.
Plugin identity
Name, repository, plugin type, categories, description, GitHub Stars, and repository availability.
Registry evidence
Registry status, Security Signals summary, and Compatibility Evidence collected from the DSH Plugin Registry.
Installation
The Registry-provided installation command is shown directly in DSH and can be copied with one click.
DSH Plugin Registry does not automatically execute installation commands. You stay in control of what gets installed.
Full Registry intelligence
The DSH plugin gives you the information needed for fast discovery and comparison.
For deeper research, Full Details opens the plugin page on dshplugin.app, where you can explore:
- Plugin overview and capabilities
- Use cases and target users
- Known limitations
- Security Signals and supporting evidence
- Compatibility test results
- Repository activity and provenance
- Related plugins
The plugin and website are designed to work together: quick discovery inside DSH, deeper evidence when you need it.
Install
Install the plugin into the DSH Web profile:
dsh plugin --profile web add dshplugin-registry
Restart DSH Web after installation:
dsh web
Then open:
Settings → Plugin Registry
No separate account is required.
Update or remove the plugin with:
dsh plugin --profile web update dshplugin-registry
dsh plugin --profile web remove dshplugin-registry
Privacy
No account. No prompts. No workspace files.
DSH Plugin Registry does not send your prompts, workspace files, model configuration, or installed-plugin list to the Registry.
Only public Registry requests such as search terms, categories, filters, sorting, pagination, and the plugin version are sent to the Registry service.
How it works
The plugin uses a small host-side proxy so the DSH browser client only talks to its own host:
DeepSeek Harness
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Plugin Registry UI
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│ same-origin
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DSH Plugin Registry Host
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│ HTTPS
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api.dshplugin.app
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DSH Plugin Registry
Search and filtering are handled server-side. The plugin does not need to download the entire Registry, so the same client architecture can continue to work as the ecosystem grows.
Development
Requirements:
- Node.js
- pnpm
- A DeepSeek Harness development environment
Install dependencies and validate the project:
pnpm install
pnpm check
The production plugin uses:
https://api.dshplugin.app
For local integration testing, the Registry API base URL can be overridden in the DSH host environment:
DSH_PLUGIN_REGISTRY_API_BASE=http://localhost:3000
Links
License
MIT
