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dsh-plugin-mgr

Model Inference Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install oxlyn/dsh-plugin-mgr

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

Run dsh plugin install oxlyn/dsh-plugin-mgr in your terminal to install; the source repository is at https://github.com/oxlyn/dsh-plugin-mgr

About this plugin

Once you have several plugins running in DeepSeek Harness, cycling through config files and refreshing the console to toggle states, verify versions, or diagnose load failures becomes tedious. dsh-plugin-mgr extends the Settings > Plugins page with a card-based management panel so every day-to-day maintenance action happens in one place.

Core capabilities center on state control, information retrieval, and error awareness. Toggling writes through the profile patch layer and takes effect in about one second via HMR, surviving restarts. npm-sourced plugins are automatically checked against the registry; a badge appears when an update is available, and one-click upgrade preserves existing toggle states. Load failures immediately flag the card in red with the error message, and the indicator clears automatically once the plugin recovers. Search filters across name, description, and spec, with theme and language following the harness settings in real time.

Best suited for DSH users running three or more plugins who want consolidated maintenance, strong safety guardrails (host-module protection, double-confirm on uninstall, CSRF checks), and a clean visual surface instead of raw YAML editing.

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Use Cases

  • Toggle and troubleshoot plugins quickly in a multi-plugin setup
  • Check npm plugin updates in the background and upgrade in one click without losing toggle states
  • Verify version, source, and runtime status of a newly installed plugin at a glance

Best For

  • Developers juggling multiple DSH plugins
  • Ops engineers who would rather not hand-edit YAML patch layers
  • Teams that need instant feedback when a plugin fails to load or recovers