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Generate validated, self-contained interactive architecture, workflow, sequence…
THE COMMUNITY INDEX FOR DSH PLUGINS
Discover source-reviewed DSH plugins and DeepSeek Harness plugins for browser automation, memory, search, coding, MCP, models, skills, and more. Compare GitHub signals and installation sources before adding a plugin.
Community extensions ordered by repository Stars. Official plugins are excluded from homepage recommendations.
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OpenViking memory and context bundle for DeepSeek Harness: pre-step auto-recall…
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Hindsight, agent memory that learns: long-term project memory with auto recall…
by Tencent
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SSH ops panel for DSH: web terminal, SFTP transfer with progress, local port fo…
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DSH / DEEPSEEK HARNESS
Discover source-reviewed DSH plugins and DeepSeek Harness plugins for browser automation, memory, search, coding, MCP, models, skills, and more. Compare GitHub signals and installation sources before adding a plugin.
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DSH PLUGIN FIELD GUIDE
Everything Is A Plugin brings source-reviewed extensions into one searchable catalog. Use it to compare DeepSeek Harness plugins by capability, repository popularity, maintenance signals, version information, and original installation documentation before changing your local setup.
DSH plugins are extensions that add focused tools and workflows to DeepSeek Harness. A plugin can provide browser automation, persistent memory, web search, coding assistance, model access, MCP connections, filesystem operations, reusable skills, or sandboxed execution. This directory keeps every listing connected to its original repository and package source so you can verify what the extension actually does.
Browse the plugin directoryFor community DSH plugins, homepage recommendations use public GitHub Stars as a clear popularity signal and exclude official projects from the recommendation grid. The separate ranking page deduplicates repositories and preserves shared ranks when Star counts are equal. Stars help with discovery, but source quality, maintenance, documentation, and fit for your workflow still matter.
View DSH plugin rankingsDeepSeek Harness plugins cover browser control, search, memory, coding, MCP, model adapters, skills, sandboxes, filesystem access, developer tools, and orchestration. Start with the capability you need, then compare closely related extensions instead of installing a broad collection. A smaller, intentional toolset is easier to understand, secure, update, and remove.
Explore browser pluginsWhen comparing DSH plugins, inspect the original README, latest version, recent commit activity, license, runtime requirements, open issues, installation command, and the permissions or external services involved. GitHub Stars indicate community interest, not security or compatibility. Test new extensions in a controlled environment and keep a record of the packages added to your Harness.
Compare community pluginsOfficial plugins are maintained within the core ecosystem, while community projects are independent extensions created for specialized use cases. The full catalog can include both, but homepage recommendations intentionally highlight community work. Always confirm ownership and source links on the detail page; an official label and a high Star count answer different evaluation questions.
View the full catalogMost DSH plugins publish an npm command, repository setup guide, or profile-specific installation path. Open the plugin detail page, follow the upstream instructions, confirm configuration and environment variables, restart DeepSeek Harness if required, and verify that only the expected tools were added. Return to the source repository for upgrades, breaking changes, troubleshooting, and removal steps.
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