Introduction¶
In the DSH plugin ecosystem, before installing or enabling a plugin, it is usually necessary to verify several types of information: plugin name, maintainer, description, installation command, license, and usage examples.
This article is written solely based on currently verified information. The currently confirmed public information is limited, primarily consisting of the GitHub repository address; other details could not be verified in the available materials.
Verified Information¶
The currently verifiable repository address is:
https://github.com/Cheerwhy/dsh-chat-anchors
The following information could not be confirmed in the current materials, and this article does not elaborate on them:
- Plugin official name
- One-sentence description
- Maintainer
- Category
- Star count
- License
- Official installation command
- Feature list
- Usage examples
- Community directory page URL
Installation Command Not Provided¶
Due to the lack of an official installation command, this article does not concatenate installation instructions based on the repository name.
For example, it is not directly written as:
dsh plugin add github:owner/repo
Such commands can only be provided after confirmation in the repository documentation or official materials.
Applicability and Notes¶
If you are preparing to evaluate this plugin, it is recommended to visit the repository address first and confirm the following:
- View the README, documentation, or release notes in the repository.
- Inspect the source code, dependencies, and third-party calls.
- Confirm whether the license allows your use case.
- Note that the plugin will run with the permissions of the current
dshprocess; a security review should be performed before enabling it.
The DSH community directory is an independent site and has no official affiliation with DeepSeek/Hypersphere. Do not interpret it as an official app store.
Conclusion¶
Currently, the only verifiable information is the repository address:
https://github.com/Cheerwhy/dsh-chat-anchors
Before confirming details such as the name, functionality, installation command, and license are missing, it is recommended to read the original repository documentation first before deciding whether to install or enable it.