Introduction

DeepSeek Harness (DSH) uses an “everything is a plugin” architecture. Plugins, Skills (Skill), and MCP (Model Context Protocol) are core components. In local development environments, maintaining these components usually requires manually editing configuration files or managing local resources. This approach is fragmented in workflow and can lead to configuration errors.

dsh-config-center aims to solve this problem. It provides a WebUI interface that centralizes the management of plugins, Skills, and MCP, reducing maintenance costs.

What Is This?

dsh-config-center is a DeepSeek Harness plugin maintained by runfali.

Its core positioning is the DSH Extension Management Center. The plugin provides a unified view and management entry point for DSH ecosystem components through a WebUI. In terms of implementation, it supports managing bundle plugins with zero intrusion, without modifying the dsh source code.

Core Features

Based on verified facts, the plugin provides the following capabilities:

  • Unified WebUI management: Centrally view and manage plugins, Skills, and MCP through a graphical user interface.
  • Bundle installation and removal: Supports installing and removing bundle-based plugins.
  • Configuration file editing:
    • Supports adding, deleting, and modifying lines in cordis.patch.yml.
    • Supports editing SKILL.md files.
  • Dynamic MCP mounting: Supports dynamic mounting of MCP; changes take effect immediately after configuration updates.

Installation and Enablement

Based on verified facts, the plugin does not provide a public official installation command.

To install it, check the specific instructions via the following links:
* GitHub repository: https://github.com/runfali/dsh-config-center
* Ecosystem catalog: https://www.skillhub.cn/plugins/runfali/dsh-config-center

Use Cases and Notes

  • Use cases: Suitable for developers who need to frequently switch, debug, or manage plugins, Skills, and MCP, and who want to simplify local maintenance workflows using a graphical interface.
  • Notes:
    • The plugin runs with the permissions of the currently running dsh process.
    • Since the license is not explicitly specified in the facts, check the source code before installation to confirm that it meets your usage requirements.

Closing

dsh-config-center provides DSH developers with a visual management solution, avoiding tedious manual file operations. To use it, visit GitHub for the latest information.