awesome-deepseek-harness README

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Awesome DeepSeek Harness

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Curated DeepSeek Harness (DSH) ecosystem: plugins, tools & infrastructure. Sources: dsh-external/hub catalog and the public GitHub dsh-plugin topic.


> Note: the GitHub [`dsh-plugin` topic](https://github.com/topics/dsh-plugin) is public; some `dsh-external` repository links may still require org access.

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Install

Install the official runtime with Node.js:

npx @deepseek-ai/dsh web

Install an external profile bundle with pnpm on your PATH:

dsh plugin --profile web add "github:owner/repo#ref"

dsh plugin forwards package operations to pnpm, so npm, Git/GitHub, local path, file: and link: package specs are supported. Only packages declaring dsh.bundle.patch become active profile layers; plain dependencies remain installed but inactive. Restart dsh --profile web after installing or updating a bundle.

The former &path: sub-path and Repository Plugin installation forms are not part of the current official bundle flow; use an installable package that declares dsh.bundle.patch.

Management panel: Settings → Plugins.

Core & Bundles

Agents & Orchestration

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What is this?This is a curated, continuously updated catalog of plugins, tools, and infrastructure for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) coding-agent ecosystem, pulled from the dsh-external/hub catalog and the public GitHub dsh-plugin topic.
Is this a plugin itself or just a list of plugins?It is purely an index: a README organized into roughly 20 categories (Core & Bundles, Agents & Orchestration, Context & Search, Security & Governance, etc.) that links out to hundreds of separate DSH plugin repos, not a plugin or app you run directly.
How do I start using what's listed here?First install the official DSH runtime (Node.js-based), then install any plugin bundle with pnpm on your PATH — dsh plugin forwards package operations to pnpm, supporting npm, Git/GitHub, local path, file: and link: specs, managed from Settings → Plugins.
Do I need anything beyond Node.js and pnpm?No — the runtime needs Node.js, and installing bundles just needs pnpm on your PATH; individual plugins may add their own requirements, but the base toolchain is Node.js plus pnpm.
Are the linked plugins vetted, and can I always reach the source repos?Entries are pulled automatically via a sync-catalog workflow from the public dsh-plugin topic, so the list stays current, but some dsh-external repository links may still require org access even though the topic itself is public; also, only packages that declare dsh.bundle.patch actually activate as profile layers, while other dependencies install but stay inactive.
What is DeepSeek Harness (DSH)?DSH is a coding-agent runtime whose capabilities are extended by installable plugins; this repo is the community index of those plugins, covering everything from multi-agent orchestration to memory, security, and IDE integrations.
What kind of plugins can I find in the Core & Bundles section?Things like dsh-plugin-hub, a plugin manager/marketplace with a static index of 500+ plugins and 300 skills, and dsh-toolkit, a zero-dependency calculator/CSV/diff/JSON/regex utility suite.
What happened to the old plugin installation methods?The former path sub-path form and Repository Plugin installation are no longer part of the official bundle flow; you now need an installable package that declares dsh.bundle.patch.
Does the list cover anything beyond coding agents, like fun extras?Yes — alongside serious categories like Security & Governance and Models & Inference, there is a dedicated Fun & Lifestyle section among the roughly 20 categories covered.
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