What is this?
It's a curated (awesome) list of plugins for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), an open-source agent harness from DeepSeek. The list catalogs 477+ community plugins for UI, themes, memory, tools, workflows, notifications, model/account integrations and more.
Is this a plugin itself or just an index of plugins?
It's purely an index/directory page listing third-party DSH plugins with links and short descriptions; it contains no installable code of its own.
How do I use this list to add a plugin to DSH?
You browse the categorized directory (UI, themes, sessions, memory, tools, skills, workflows, notifications, model access, dev/runtime, entertainment), pick a plugin repo link, and install it through DSH's own plugin system (e.g. its plugin hub/marketplace mentioned in the list itself).
Do I need DeepSeek Harness installed first?
Yes — every entry is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness, so you need DSH itself (the Coding Agent, available in Web or headless form) running before any of these plugins are useful.
Are the listed plugins vetted or officially supported?
No official vetting is implied — it's a community-contributed catalog accepting PRs, so plugin quality, maintenance and compatibility vary by author; DSH's own 'builtin-toggles' plugin is noted as providing reviewed/safe UI plugin switches, implying the rest aren't centrally reviewed.
How is the plugin list organized?
Entries are grouped into categories like UI enhancements, themes/appearance, sessions and messages, memory, tools and capabilities, skill packs, workflows/automation, notifications/integrations, model/account access, dev/runtime, and entertainment.
What is DeepSeek Harness (DSH) itself?
DSH is DeepSeek's open-source agent harness: a ready-to-run Coding Agent (Web or headless) built on an 'everything is a plugin' architecture, where models, tools, sandboxes, session storage, UI and even the agent loop itself are all swappable plugins.
Can plugins replace core parts of DSH, not just add UI?
Yes, because DSH's plugin architecture lets plugins both extend the official Coding Agent and replace its core components, or even assemble an entirely different agent experience.
Is the list still being updated?
It appears actively maintained — it explicitly welcomes pull requests and already tracks 477+ plugins, with CI workflows for building the site and checking PRs.
What are similar projects?
Blue-Whale-Harness, awesome-deepseek-harness, awesome-deepseek-harness, awesome-dsh-plugin, awesome-openclaw-skills, awesome-claude-skills, Awesome-GitHub-Repo, awesome-dsh-plugin
Which topics is it in?
chatbots, awesome-lists, dsh, dsh-plugin, deepseek-harness, tui, awesome, chatbot, china, agents, html, awesome-list