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DSH Plugin Directory
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About DSH Plugin Directory
The DSH Plugin Directory catalogs community-built plugins for DeepSeek Harness, a modular agent framework where every capability is implemented as a plugin. The directory organizes plugins into nine capability slots—Model, Tools, Skills, Session, Sandbox, Storage, Loop, Scheduling, and UI—each replacing or extending a specific part of the harness. Users can search plugins by name, slot, language, or maintainer, review their functionality and source repositories, and install them via command-line instructions. Plugins are stacked into profiles to compose custom agent configurations without forking the core system. The directory tracks plugin growth and provides install commands for each entry, linking directly to GitHub repositories. DeepSeek Harness is built on Cordis, a plugin system emphasizing spatiotemporal composability, where plugins contribute services, events, and reversible effects to a shared context. Plugins can be loaded and unloaded dynamically, allowing experimentation without permanent changes.
Key features
- Plugin discovery by name, capability slot, language, or maintainer
- Direct installation via command-line commands from plugin pages
- Nine capability slots for modular agent customization
- Real-time tracking of plugin growth and updates
- Profiles for stacking and managing multiple plugins
- Open-source plugin system with reversible effects
- Session log for replaying, forking, or resuming agent runs
- Integration with GitHub for plugin publishing and discovery
Use cases
- Assembling custom DeepSeek Harness agents from community plugins
- Extending agent capabilities without modifying core code
- Testing and comparing different model adapters or tools
Pros
- Indexes over 7,492 community plugins across nine capability slots
- Supports dynamic plugin loading and unloading without permanent changes
- Provides direct install commands linked to GitHub repositories
- Organizes plugins by capability slot for targeted selection
- Tracks plugin growth and updates in real time
Cons
- Requires Node.js as a prerequisite for installation
- Web UI runs locally on 127.0.0.1:3080, limiting remote access
- No explicit support for non-JavaScript or non-Node.js environments
- Plugins must be published via GitHub with a specific tag
Frequently asked questions about DSH Plugin Directory
What is DeepSeek Harness?
DeepSeek Harness is a modular agent framework where every capability is implemented as a plugin. It assembles an agent from nine swappable capability slots, allowing users to replace or extend any part of the system without forking the core.
What makes something a DSH plugin?
A DSH plugin is an installable bundle that changes how the agent works by replacing or adding a specific capability slot, such as the model, tools, skills, session, sandbox, storage, loop, scheduling, or UI.
Do I have to fork the harness to extend it?
No, you do not need to fork the harness. Plugins can be loaded and unloaded dynamically, allowing experimentation without permanent changes to the core system.
How do I get my plugin listed in the DSH Plugin Directory?
To get your plugin listed, tag your GitHub repository with the 'dsh-plugin' topic. The directory automatically indexes repositories with this tag and provides install commands for each plugin.
Is DeepSeek Harness ready for production use?
The tool is described as a developer preview (v0.1), indicating it is still in an early stage of development. Users should evaluate its suitability for production use based on their specific needs.
What are the four run modes of DeepSeek Harness?
The scraped content does not specify the four run modes. For details, users should refer to the official DeepSeek Harness documentation or repository.
