What is this?
A curated, auto-updating directory of DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugins. It crawls GitHub daily for repos tagged dsh-plugin, manually reviews each one to remove tag-squatters, and organizes real plugins by category, popularity, and use case so you can find the right one in about 30 seconds.
Is this itself a plugin, or just a directory of other plugins?
It's a documentation/index repo, not a plugin you install. It just tracks, verifies, and categorizes third-party dsh-plugin GitHub repositories and publishes markdown pages plus JSON data about them.
How is the list organized?
It's split into a full category catalog (CATALOG.md), a Star Top 200 popularity ranking, a curated picks section grouped by scenario (desktop clients, UI/workbench, vision, memory/automation, conversation UX, creative/fun), and a showcase of plugins authors submit themselves.
Are the listed plugins actually vetted, and is this still updated?
Yes to both: entries are auto-crawled every day and then manually re-checked to strip out repos that just slap on the dsh-plugin tag without being real plugins; as of 2026-09-09 it had verified 12,031 repositories.
Where should a beginner start?
There's a dedicated 'first install' combo guide that suggests picking one small bundle based on your current problem instead of installing many plugins at once.
What is DeepSeek Harness (DSH)?
Based on the listed plugins, DSH is an AI coding agent runtime with an official web UI (similar in spirit to Claude Code/Codex) that supports third-party plugins for desktop clients, terminal UIs, vision tools, memory, automation, and UI customization.
How does it keep fake or tag-squatting projects out?
Every repo tagged dsh-plugin on GitHub is auto-fetched daily, then a human reviewer checks it before it's added, filtering out projects that just added the tag without being real DSH plugins.
Can I submit my own plugin to the list?
Yes, there's a 'recommend or fix a plugin' flow linked from the README plus a CONTRIBUTING guide, and recently submitted author entries get their own showcase section.
What kinds of plugins does it cover?
Everything from standalone desktop/TUI/mobile clients and vision/OCR tools to persistent memory systems, unattended task automation, conversation UX tweaks (file mentions, reasoning sliders), and purely fun stuff like skins, pets, and mini-games.
What are similar projects?
Blue-Whale-Harness, awesome-dsh-plugin, awesome-deepseek-harness, awesome-mcp-servers, DSH-Plugins-Marketplace, chinese-independent-developer, dsh-top100, carrot
Which topics is it in?
plugin-marketplace, metadata, directory, catalog, dsh, dsh-plugin, deepseek-harness, github, awesome, china, plugin, awesome-list



















