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Smart-DSH-Market

Client Updated 2026.08.17

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install wsifan31-bit/Smart-DSH-Market

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

Run dsh plugin install wsifan31-bit/Smart-DSH-Market in the terminal to install; the source repository is at https://github.com/wsifan31-bit/Smart-DSH-Market

About this plugin

The DSH plugin ecosystem is growing fast, yet developers still face the same wall: picking the wrong plugins, missing the right ones, and carrying real installation risks such as lifecycle scripts, bundle conflicts, or mutable branch references that can crash a restart.

Smart-DSH-Market layers project-stage-aware recommendations on top of a verified Registry. It reads local git signals—commit frequency, file-type distribution, test share—to determine whether your project is in the architecture, development, or polish phase, then scores candidates across match, quality, freshness, compatibility, and risk. Every recommendation card shows its score, risk flags, and an evidence-backed rationale so you always know why a plugin is being suggested.

Three installation modes are available: one-click for fully verified plugins, manual command parsing, and Agent-guided flows for builds or complex setups. Precise commit pinning, bundle patch validation, and static conflict diagnostics are enforced throughout, and any third-party lifecycle script goes through native DSH approval before execution. All scoring and stage detection run fully offline with zero data upload. It is well suited for developers managing multiple DSH plugins who want stage-driven selection, as well as teams maintaining private Registries for internal plugin distribution.

Use Cases

  • Pick the right plugin stack during a new project setup based on its current phase
  • Safely update or swap plugins in a running project without breaking the runtime
  • Build a private internal Registry for distributing team-developed plugins

Best For

  • Developers managing multiple DSH plugins who prefer stage-driven picks over popularity
  • Small teams that need provenance auditing and safe installation flows
  • Engineering leads building private Registry-based plugin distribution