dsh-plugin-manager

Once your DeepSeek Harness plugin collection grows past a handful, manually toggling each one, juggling conflicting style packs, and hunting GitHub for usable plugins turns into a chore. dsh-plugin-manager brings all of this into a single web panel: 128 built-in plugins are pre-categorized into 23 tag families with search, filtering, and instant enable/disable; you can bundle selected plugins into presets with one-click switching and rollback, plus YAML import and export for sharing; a built-in marketplace scans the dsh-plugin topic and the awesome curated list, auto-detects real plugins and supports batch install, while non-plugin repos get a copy-ready install prompt.

Security and stability are first-class concerns. Every mutating action passes through agent-tool approval and a web confirmation dialog. Marketplace installs validate owner/repo format against a whitelist to block command injection. Preset switching uses a dual-safety rollback: if the switch fails or the next boot crashes, the previous state is restored automatically. The sidebar shows your DeepSeek balance in real time, a working-hours indicator tints the chat window, and 12 agent tools let you switch presets with a single conversational command.

This plugin suits developers who already use the DeepSeek Harness web UI, have more than a dozen plugins, or frequently swap between work and personal plugin bundles. If conflicting style packs are driving you nuts, the author also invites community discussion toward a unified dependency standard inspired by Minecraft mod prerequisites.