dsh-discussions-radar
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install zoahdev/dsh-discussions-radar
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Run dsh plugin install zoahdev/dsh-discussions-radar in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install; full source is available at https://github.com/zoahdev/dsh-discussions-radar .
About this plugin
The DeepSeek Harness official repo is discussions-only — there is no issues tracker. Every product idea, question, plugin showcase, and announcement lives across six boards: Ideas, Q&A, Show Your Plugins!, General, Announcements, and Polls. Until now, none of that was reachable from inside dsh. Plugin authors who wanted to scan Ideas for untapped gaps, or users hunting for a ready answer in Q&A, had to leave the terminal and open a browser. dsh-discussions-radar closes that gap: a single natural-language prompt lets the agent pull, filter, and search discussion threads, sort them by recency, and return a structured v1 report.
It is deliberately minimal — zero runtime dependencies, strictly read-only, and it talks only to the public GitHub REST API, so no token or API key is required. It pairs naturally with its sibling, dsh-github-release-radar: one watches release cadence, the other watches community pulse. For plugin authors it is a radar for demand gaps and competitive signals; for end users it is a shortcut that turns "what has the official community been talking about?" into a one-line agent query; for agentic workflows it converts scattered web-page signals into structured, sortable, citable data.
It suits anyone building, using, or monitoring plugins in the dsh ecosystem. No configuration, no API key. Once installed, simply ask your agent the question and read the answer.
Use Cases
- Pull and sort official discussion threads with a single natural-language prompt in dsh
- Scan Ideas and Show Your Plugins boards to spot untapped demand gaps
- Pair with release-radar to track both release cadence and community pulse
- Ask the agent what the official community has been discussing recently
Best For
- dsh users who want to track official community activity from the terminal
- Developers driving agentic workflows with natural-language prompts
- Plugin authors who fold community signals into their build decisions
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