DeepSeek Harness Plugin Catalog

Static mirror of the CC0 awesome-dsh-plugin list via npm package dsh-plugin-catalog: search, filter by category, inspect descriptions and capability tags, and copy install commands in the official CLI form. We do not host plugin code, run installs, or ask for secrets.

Independent curation — not an official DeepSeek or awesome-dsh-plugin site. Listing is not a security audit; installing third-party plugins runs code with your permissions. Check upstream source first. Plugin licenses follow each repo; marked Unknown when the catalog omits SPDX.
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Mirrored from the CC0 list; see licenses note. Official CLI: cli-help. Feedback: contact.

What this tool does

DeepSeek Harness (dsh) treats models, tools, sandboxes, sessions, and UI as plugins. The community list awesome-dsh-plugin curates packages installable with `dsh plugin add`. This tool ships a **build-time static cache** of the matching npm catalog (dsh-plugin-catalog): search and filter in the browser with no live GitHub calls. Inspect summaries, capability tags, and upstream repos, and copy install commands only when they match the official CLI form. We do not host plugin code, run installs, or ask for API keys.

How to use

  1. Narrow with keywords or categories (UI, memory, vision, themes, market, …).
  2. Open a card for purpose, capability tags, dependency notes, and license status (Unknown when the catalog omits SPDX).
  3. If a command matches official `dsh plugin … add …`, copy it to your local terminal — or open GitHub / the upstream page for README and LICENSE.

FAQ

Is this the official market?

No. This is AppShot Maker’s independent static mirror of the CC0 awesome-dsh-plugin catalog for browsing. Official protocol and install flows follow DeepSeek Harness docs.

Where do install commands come from?

Copyable commands come from the upstream catalog’s install field and are shown only when the line matches official CLI help: `dsh plugin [--profile <name>] add <package>`. This site never runs them.

What about licenses?

The list itself is CC0-1.0. Each plugin keeps its own repo license; when the catalog snapshot has no SPDX, we label Unknown — open the repo LICENSE to confirm.

Is it safe?

Listing is not a security audit. Plugins run with your machine permissions. Try unfamiliar plugins without secrets and read upstream source first.

How fresh is the data?

The page shows this build’s fetch time and the upstream catalog’s updated date. The frontend only reads our static files.

Correction or takedown?

Use the contact page. License note: /dsh-plugins/LICENSES.txt.

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