dsh-plugin-manager-lite

DeepSeek Harness Web natively manages only official plugins. The moment you load third-party extensions into your profile, there is no built-in surface to inspect versions, toggle states, or remove packages you no longer need. dsh-plugin-manager-lite fills that gap by injecting a static bundle into the Web settings page and surfacing a dedicated third-party plugin panel.

Inside that panel you can browse every non-official plugin by name, version, author, and install source (local file or npm), then enable, disable, uninstall, or check for updates on any of them. Plugins installed from npm also support a one-click upgrade that rewrites the profile dependency, runs the package-manager install, and restarts DSH automatically. Disabled state is persisted to a local config file, so it survives a restart and never silently reactivates. A built-in /tppm/debug endpoint reports each stage of the list-data pipeline to help diagnose why a plugin might not appear.

If you regularly run community or in-house plugins in DSH Web and want an app-store-like experience for controlling their lifecycle, this lightweight bundle saves you from editing JSON by hand. And when a plugin simply refuses to appear, its diagnostic endpoint pinpoints whether the issue lies in the profile configuration or in node_modules resolution.