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dsh-plugin-publisher

Workflow Updated 2026.08.15

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install akira399/dsh-plugin-publisher

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

In DeepSeek Harness, you can install this plugin by running the command 'dsh plugin install akira399/dsh-plugin-publisher', or visit the full source URL at https://github.com/akira399/dsh-plugin-publisher for details.

About this plugin

Developing and publishing DeepSeek Harness plugins can be a complex endeavor, involving multiple steps like setting up directory structures, coding, validating functionality, and securely pushing to GitHub—tasks that are often tedious and prone to errors or security oversights. The dsh-plugin-publisher plugin addresses this pain point by offering an integrated workflow through its built-in dsh-plugin-publishing skill. It streamlines the entire process from packaging and local validation to GitHub publishing, with AI assistance that executes only after explicit user consent, significantly reducing manual effort.

In terms of core capabilities, the plugin enables the skill by default and provides a user-friendly GUI in the settings page for configuration, such as graphical toggles and secure management of GitHub PATs. It adheres to strict privacy safeguards, ensuring sensitive data like tokens are never exposed, and requires user approval for each publishing action to prevent mistakes. The validation matrix covers syntax checks, unit tests, and runtime testing to guarantee plugin quality, while the GitHub publishing phase includes privacy scanning and repository creation for compliance.

This plugin is ideal for DSH plugin developers, whether individual enthusiasts or team maintainers. If you seek to simplify your release workflow, minimize error risks, and prioritize security and compliance, dsh-plugin-publisher serves as a powerful ally, making the journey from development to sharing plugins efficient and reliable.

Use Cases

  • Packaging and validating DSH plugin code
  • Automatically pushing plugins to GitHub public repositories
  • Managing publishing settings and credentials via a GUI

Best For

  • DSH plugin developers looking to streamline publishing
  • Open-source project maintainers needing secure and compliant sharing
  • Independent developers concerned with privacy and data protection