Plugins

Daily brief for DeepSeek Harness. Every day at a fixed hour it ranks the plugin market by real install counts and stars, cross-checks it against your own agent memory and working conventions, and proposes two kinds of item: concrete deltas on the plugins people actually use (original does A, the proposal does B) and directions nobody has built yet. The popularity numbers come from the catalog the market itself publishes and are quoted into the prompt rather than guessed; an entry the market has not measured is shown as unmeasured, never as zero. Approving an item opens a new session named after it and hands that session a fixed delivery contract — implement independently, never fork, test green before publishing. Rejected sources are remembered so they stop coming back.

Model-facing library_search tool: free cross-ecosystem (npm/crates.io/Maven/Go/PyPI/RubyGems + GitHub) 'has this already been built?' search — exact-name ranked, stars/downloads as fitness signals, no API key required

A DSH (DeepSeek Harness) client plugin that adds a GitHub info sidebar to the chat window's right details column: the top pane lists repositories under a GitHub topic (e.g. dsh-plugin) sorted by stars, the bottom pane lists a repository's discussions with

Browse the awesome-dsh-plugin catalog from a dedicated page opened through the DSH left sidebar. Search, filter by category or installed state, and sort by stars, downloads, name or date added. Three tabs show all, installed and updatable plugins, with a separate count when update status cannot be determined. Install into the active Web or Desktop profile using the package manager supplied by DSH, while preserving disabled bundles. Reload the profile through HMR when available, with restart guidance otherwise. Installed state is isolated per profile, installation and reload requests are mutually exclusive, and pagination keeps the submitted search. Expired catalog and installed-state snapshots are served immediately while refreshing in the background. Unversioned npm installs resolve the official registry latest tag to an exact version, and confirm the installed version before reporting success. Registry updates install the exact catalog version; Git updates force source resolution. The catalog is cached locally for one hour, with mirror, CDN and npm fallbacks.

Role-based plugin recommender for DSH: asks the user's role (developer, designer, writer, researcher, ops, student...), recommends suitable plugins, and audits each with a local static security scan (dangerous code patterns + 0-100 risk score) and a reputation check (npm downloads / GitHub stars).

Track releases and stars of any public GitHub repository from inside dsh agents — no API key needed.