About DSH Plugin Hub
A community-maintained index of plugins for DeepSeek Harness — built because the runtime is excellent and discovering what people have built for it is still too hard.
Why this exists
DeepSeek Harness made a bet that everything is a plugin: the Web UI, model adapters, tools, memory. That bet only pays off if people can find each other's work. GitHub topics help, but they are noisy, unverified and impossible to filter by what a plugin actually does.
So this hub does three unglamorous things well: it collects public repositories tagged dsh-plugin, sorts them into eleven categories a human can reason about, and keeps a readable paper trail from every listing back to its source.
“Discovery is infrastructure. If nobody can find the plugin, it may as well not exist.” — The maintainers
What the hub is not
It is not an app store, not a hosting service and not a security audit. We do not run plugin code on our servers, we do not accept payment for placement, and a verified badge means “the listing checks out”, not “this code is safe”. You should still read the source before installing anything.
Maintainer
A small group of DSH users who got tired of bookmarking the same twenty repositories. The project is unofficial and has no affiliation with DeepSeek.
Data sources
- GitHub search for the
dsh-plugintopic - npm registry metadata for package versions
- Maintainer submissions via the Submit page
Corrections
Wrong category, stale version, dead repository? Open an issue on the hub repository — corrections are usually applied within a day.
Three duties
Collect
Sync the dsh-plugin GitHub topic and npm releases so new plugins appear without anyone filing a request.
Categorize
Assign one primary category per plugin and add keyword tags so search finds intent, not just names.
Verify
Check that the repository is public, the install command works and the description matches reality.
Eleven ways to sort the ecosystem
Every plugin gets exactly one primary category; keyword tags add the nuance.
Themes, skins, sidebars and panels that change how the Web UI looks and feels.
Prompts, input handling and session management improvements.
Compaction, recall and long-term persistence for agent context.
Web search, file processing, command execution and other tool extensions.
Skill packs, persona skills and subagent orchestration.
Task orchestration, approval policy and automation glue.
MCP servers, notifications and protocol bridges to external systems.
Model adapters, routing strategies and cost controls.
Debugging, testing, diagnostics and security tooling.
Visualization, research workflows and knowledge bases.
Games, pets and playful additions that make long sessions bearable.
DSH Plugin Hub is an independent community project. DeepSeek Harness and its marks belong to their respective owners; plugin code belongs to its authors and is governed by each repository's license.