DeepSeek Harness Plugins

Browse community DeepSeek Harness plugins for the capability you need.

Search DeepSeek Harness plugins by capability, category, creator, stars, and source activity. Each listing stays connected to its public repository so you can review third-party code before using it.

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Popular DeepSeek Harness plugins

These discovery picks are ordered by current GitHub star count. Popularity is a comparison signal, not a security or compatibility review.

dsh-web-ui#packages/dsh-web-ui-all

zhu1090093659/dsh-web-ui#packages/dsh-web-ui-all

Plugin and skin collection for the DSH Web UI: task board, Git graph, right-side panel, remote mobile UI, pet, live token stats, and a skin center.

Aug 14, 2026 1.9k

modlens

liustack/modlens

Vision bridge for text-only models: paste an image, get structured JSON evidence (OCR, layout, semantics).

Aug 14, 2026 1.3k

dsh-TUI

ccch1mneyyy/dsh-TUI

Claude Code-style full-screen terminal UI: pixel-whale header, live status line, and streaming thought expansion.

Aug 14, 2026 876

DSH-better-sidebar

omdsh-dev/DSH-better-sidebar

Full sidebar workbench with file rendering and editing, terminal, Git, and subagents; third-party plugins can register new tabs.

Aug 14, 2026 740

dsh-deep-whale

Small-tailqwq/dsh-deep-whale

Whale-girl skin series for the DSH Web UI (maid-atelier).

Aug 14, 2026 574

dsh-ads

Nagi-ovo/dsh-ads

Parody ads in 2005-Chinese-web style: sidebar banners, in-chat feeds, corner popups, and a close button whose hit area is smaller than it looks. All fictional.

Aug 13, 2026 328

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omdsh-dev

36 plugins across 8 categories

1.3k combined stars #02

Jesse-njx

11 plugins across 6 categories

9 combined stars #03

zimai233

6 plugins across 1 category

1 combined stars #04

vlln

5 plugins across 4 categories

189 combined stars

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Find DeepSeek Harness plugins for the job, then review their source

DeepSeek Harness plugins can add focused tools, persistent memory, scheduled work, model providers, session controls, services, hooks, or a different interface. That flexibility makes task-based discovery useful and source review essential.

Start with the outcome you need and compare plugins that solve nearby problems. A description builds the shortlist. The repository manifest, scripts, dependencies, issues, and tested DSH revision determine whether the project fits your environment.

The directory loads current community registry records when that source is available and falls back to a local curated snapshot when it is not. Both paths preserve repository identity. Catalog inclusion remains discovery data and carries no endorsement.

Map a capabilityMove from a task to a focused category.Follow creatorsCompare plugins maintained by one owner.Search with sourcesKeep repository identity beside every result.

How to find and review DeepSeek Harness plugins

Start with a task, compare source facts, read the code, and record the environment you test.

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Search for the capability you need
Search DeepSeek Harness plugins for a concrete task such as browser automation, memory, scheduling, model routing, session export, or UI changes, then narrow by category, creator, license, stars, and source activity.
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Read beyond the plugin name
Use stars and source dates to build a shortlist. Read the description and license status, then keep the repository open; popularity and recency do not prove maintenance or compatibility.
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Check the repository before the command
Confirm the owner, source URL, manifest, dependencies, install scripts, open issues, and release notes before copying the command supplied by the community registry.
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Record the environment you tested
Record the DSH and plugin revisions, profile, operating system, and credentials. Test in a limited profile and keep a removal path because Harness remains a developer preview.
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Six facts to check before installation

Review the exact repository and revision you plan to run.

Repository identity
Match the owner, source URL, package name, and install command.
Code and install scripts
Read the manifest, dependencies, lifecycle scripts, and generated files.
Permissions and network access
List the files, processes, browsers, tools, hooks, and endpoints it can reach.
Secrets and data handling
Trace how credentials, prompts, files, sessions, and logs move or persist.
Compatibility evidence
Find the tested DSH revision, runtime, platform, setup notes, and known conflicts.
License and maintenance
Verify the repository license, recent changes, open issues, and uninstall path.

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What counts as DeepSeek Harness plugins here

DeepSeek Harness is an open-source agent harness from DeepSeek AI. Its architecture treats services, tools, model providers, session behavior, hooks, and interface elements as plugins powered by Cordis. This directory focuses on community DeepSeek Harness plugins intended for that runtime.

Harness runtime: Model clients, editor extensions, WordPress tools, and game add-ons can use DeepSeek without extending DSH. Listings here point to repositories intended for the Harness plugin system.
Discovery record: Inclusion preserves a public source identity. It does not certify security, maintenance, compatibility, or suitability for your data.
Developer preview: The official project expects compatibility-breaking changes. Match the plugin requirements to your DSH revision, runtime, operating system, and profile after every update.

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Frequently asked questions

A practical guide to DeepSeek Harness plugins, installation, source review, and directory boundaries.

What are DeepSeek Harness plugins?

DeepSeek Harness plugins in this directory are community extensions for DSH, such as tools, memory providers, services, hooks, or interface components. Every listing links to public source.

Is a DSH plugin the same as a DeepSeek API integration?

No. DeepSeek Harness plugins extend the Harness runtime. Model clients, editor extensions, WordPress plugins, game add-ons, and libraries may use the DeepSeek API without extending DSH.

How do I compare DeepSeek Harness plugins?

Compare DeepSeek Harness plugins by task, repository owner, category, license, stars, activity, dependencies, and setup requirements. Use popularity for discovery, not approval.

How do I install a DeepSeek Harness plugin?

To install DeepSeek Harness plugins, review each linked repository before using its command. Check the README, manifest, dependencies, scripts, credentials, compatibility notes, and removal steps.

Are DeepSeek Harness plugins safe to use?

No safety review is implied. Inspect permissions, network access, secrets, dependencies, scripts, changes, issues, and license, then test third-party code in a limited profile.

Is DeepSeekPlugins.org an official DeepSeek website?

No. DeepSeekPlugins.org is an independent community directory. Official Harness facts and community plugin records link to their public sources; listing does not mean endorsement.

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