deepseek_harness_plugin_box

After using the DeepSeek Harness web client for a while, adding a community plugin usually means jumping to GitHub, reading a README, memorizing the install command, and switching back to the terminal. Plugin Box folds that loop into the page you are already in: a panel at the bottom of the sidebar opens a star-sorted catalogue of community plugins, each card carrying a Chinese summary, category, and license. Search matches plugin name, author, full repo name, and both Chinese and English descriptions; category chips filter on the fly. The box only displays the catalogue and copies the official install command to your clipboard—it never executes anything on your machine. Hit Refresh to pull the latest list: existing entries gain updated star counts and descriptions, new plugins are appended, and the merged catalogue is persisted in localStorage so it survives a restart.

The catalogue is sourced from the community-maintained Oh-My-DSH project and is filtered to include only entries typed as plugins, keeping out official collections, tutorials, and channels. Refreshes go through the Harness web API; if the upstream is unreachable the panel reports the reason and the previous list stays intact. Uninstalling the box does not auto-clear the browser cache, though it also does not affect any plugin you have already installed.

Best for users who already run the DSH web client and want a low-friction way to discover Chinese community plugins without leaving the browser. See something interesting, copy the command, paste it in the terminal, restart the client, and you are done.