Plugins
Explora, filtra e instala plugins de DeepSeek-Harness.
4 plugins encontrados
dsh-plugin-hub (dsh-mcp-manager)
wingsky-1/dsh-plugin-hub
Gestor de servidores MCP (stdio / streamable-http): niveles de configuración por directorio de trabajo, de proyecto y global; los MCP de proyecto se colapsan por defecto en 4 herramientas atómicas mediante una capa de middleware (`middleware: all` también incorpora los servidores globales, conmutable en caliente desde la página de ajustes); el aislamiento del espacio de trabajo evita interferencias entre proyectos; las configuraciones solo conservan referencias `${ENV}`, sin secretos en texto plano en disco; API de registro en tiempo de ejecución para que otros plugins inyecten servidores MCP.
dsh-cd
john-walks-slow/dsh-cd
In-session cd for DeepSeek Harness: re-base relative paths on the fly (the file tools and the bash/pwsh default workdir follow) or move the session to another workspace for real — a `cd {"workspace": true, "confirmed": true}` call the user has agreed to, or the user's own `/cd <directory>` command, relocates the session's stored log, sandbox root, AGENTS.md and skill discovery and sidebar grouping. Per-session, persisted across restarts, without moving the session for a plain re-base.
dsh-connect-atomcode
eghrhegpe/dsh-connect-atomcode
Bridges the AtomCode terminal AI coding assistant already signed in on this machine into DeepSeek Harness as two side tools: atomcode_ask (a side-conversation relay with per-working-directory session continuity) and atomcode_review (a one-shot, bounded code review with structured findings). atomcode_ask needs no API key and takes over no model — it reuses the AtomCode session already signed in on this machine. atomcode_review additionally requires a direct provider (standard API with an explicit api_key) configured in DSH; without one it refuses before calling. The settings card adds a read-only CodingPlan quota read-out, and each tool names its own model default.
dsh-open-terminal
vvilliam-qwq/dsh-open-terminal
dsh-TUI /term: open a system terminal in a workspace folder — blank opens the working-directory root, a fragment fuzzy-matches folders (unlimited candidates, managed picker), with ordered per-platform launcher chains for Windows / macOS / Linux (incl. WSL