dsh-plugin-market

The DeepSeek Harness plugin ecosystem is growing fast, yet managing it still means typing CLI commands in a terminal and scrolling through GitHub to find the right package. Worse, a single incompatible plugin can leave the entire app unable to boot. dsh-plugin-market folds all of that into a visual Plugin Workshop page inside Settings, turning discovery, filtering, installation, updates, and uninstallation into one glanceable workflow.

The catalog renders as a card grid showing each community plugin's tags, GitHub stars, and a colour-coded maintenance signal. Search spans names, authors, and tags, while a persistent filter bar lets you narrow by install state, sort by stars or commit recency, and screen by maintenance tier. One click on Install or Update runs the real dsh plugin CLI in the background; pure-JS plugins hot-reload in place with an instant page refresh, and plugins shipping native modules surface a restart prompt. A three-layer safety net keeps installs risk-free: a pre-install dependency fan-out audit warns you the moment one plugin would mount multiple profile layers at once, a post-install boot-composition check runs the exact same loader stack in a disposable subprocess to catch duplicate loader ids and missing packages, and if the check fails the profile is automatically rolled back to a pre-operation snapshot so the app is never left unbootable.

It is built for anyone who uses DSH daily and wants a low-friction way to discover and manage community plugins, especially developers juggling several third-party plugins at once and worried about conflicts. The catalog lives in a single JSON file in this repository, so adding your own plugin is as simple as opening one pull request; a CI validation workflow checks structure and required fields before merge.