dsh-plugin-template
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install bugmaker2/dsh-plugin-template
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Install the plugin from https://github.com/bugmaker2/dsh-plugin-template in DeepSeek Harness.
About this plugin
dsh-plugin-template addresses the common friction of starting a DeepSeek Harness plugin from scratch: how to wire a host-side service together with a client-side view while keeping types, builds, tests, and publishing metadata consistent. It presents a minimal runnable example of the full plugin surface, so developers can see how entry files, manifests, and bundles fit together without guessing from an empty repository.
The template ships with a simple Greet example: the host plugin exposes a Typert Remote, and the client plugin mounts that Remote into a React view rendered as a new Greet tab. Beyond the remote-and-UI demo, it includes type-checking, linting, unit tests, CI, and publishing metadata. It is a practical starting point for developers who want to learn Harness plugin architecture, scaffold a dual-side plugin quickly, or extend agent workflows with custom interface capabilities.
Use Cases
- Learn the overall structure and development flow of DeepSeek Harness plugins
- Quickly scaffold a plugin prototype with both host services and client views
- Add a custom tab to the session view and display remote invocation results
Best For
- Engineers building plugins for DeepSeek Harness
- Developers looking for dual-side plugin structure and manifest conventions
- Teams extending the session view with custom interfaces
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