npm / searchOfficial
DSH Session Query SQLite
by DeepSeek
Concrete ctx.sessionQuery backend with SQLite FTS5 search
CAPABILITY INDEX
Search
04Find search DSH plugins for current web research, source discovery, document extraction, and provider-backed retrieval.
npm / searchOfficial
DSH Tool Web
by DeepSeek
Model-facing web tools (web_search, web_fetch) over the DeepSeek Harness web capability seam (ctx.web)
npm / searchOfficial
DSH Web Search DeepSeek
by DeepSeek
DeepSeek-backed search provider (native web_search via the Anthropic-compatible API) for the DeepSeek Harness web capability seam (ctx.web)
npm / search
DSH Web Access
by NexusAgentX
Multi-provider web search and extraction for pages, GitHub, PDFs, YouTube and local video.
DSH CATEGORY GUIDE
How to choose Search DSH plugins
Search DSH plugins help DeepSeek Harness discover current information across the open web, repositories, documents, or provider-specific indexes. They may combine search, page extraction, and citation data, but coverage and freshness depend on the underlying provider and the way results are normalized.
Where these plugins help
- Web research with traceable sources
- Repository, PDF, and document discovery
- Fresh information for agent workflows
How to compare
Compare providers, supported source types, result freshness, citation URLs, extraction quality, credential requirements, rate limits, and privacy. A useful search plugin should preserve enough source context for the user to verify the answer instead of returning an opaque summary.
Before you install
Check which API keys or external accounts are required and where queries are sent. Set usage limits before broad automation, and test whether the plugin handles empty results, blocked pages, unsupported file types, and provider errors clearly.
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Frequently asked questions
What makes a good DSH search plugin?
Look for current results, direct source URLs, predictable provider behavior, clear rate limits, and extraction that preserves titles, dates, and relevant context. Coverage alone is not enough if results cannot be verified.
Do search plugins require paid APIs?
Not always. Some use public endpoints or local tools, while others depend on commercial providers. Confirm credentials, quotas, pricing, and data handling before adding the plugin to recurring workflows.