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Explora, filtra e instala plugins de DeepSeek-Harness.

32 plugins encontrados

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ZA_report

z-asset/za_report

Report stage — academic paper writing for asset pricing and machine learning research. Ships one skill.

0hace 5 díasFlujos y automatizaciónMIT
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dsh-theme-taojian

waldsatte/dsh-theme-taojian

Taojian (陶笺): Claude-inspired DSH theme with warm paper, clay accent, Noto Serif SC, and Cascadia Mono.

0hace 20 díasTemas y aparienciaMIT
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ipaper

ai4paper/ipaper

Academic paper-writing Web product bundle for DeepSeek Harness

0hace 25 díasHerramientas y funciones
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dsh-writer

mario03690/dsh-writer

Long-form drafts with the structure already decided. Blog posts, press releases, product and job descriptions, FAQs, email templates, READMEs, changelogs, meeting minutes, weekly reports, cover letters, academic polish, name ideas.

0el mes pasadoMCP y conectoresMIT
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dsh-virtuoso

deanyou/dsh-virtuoso

Cadence Virtuoso integration for the DeepSeek Harness — bundles the virtuoso-cli agent skills, manages the daemon / tunnel / sessions from the settings panel. · DSH 的 Virtuoso 集成插件,把 virtuoso-cli 的 agent skills 与 daemon / tunnel / session 管理一并打包到 DSH 设置面板

0el mes pasadoMejoras de UIMIT
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dsh-remote-access

bluelightgit/dsh-remote-access

DSH web plugin for LAN and Tailscale remote access through Caddy with API access policies.

0el mes pasadoHerramientas y funcionesMIT
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dsh-academy

literaf/dsh-academy

Academic mode for DeepSeek Harness (dsh): a research persona, anti-fabrication rules for citations and data, and bilingual conventions. Pairs with dsh-ai4scholar (literature tools) and dsh-research (research skills).

0el mes pasadoHabilidadesMIT
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dsh-paper-slides

literaf/dsh-paper-slides

Turn a paper into an academic talk for DeepSeek Harness (dsh) — 论文转 PPT / 组会汇报 / 会议报告 / 答辩 / 开题. Reads the real full text, budgets the slot per venue, and builds the deck around the figures with the speaker notes written as the script. Drives dsh-ai4schol

0el mes pasadoFlujos y automatizaciónMIT