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dsh-trend-radar

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install 863683348/dsh-trend-radar

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

Run dsh plugin install 863683348/dsh-trend-radar in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; the source repository is available at https://github.com/863683348/dsh-trend-radar.

About this plugin

The DSH plugin marketplace and the awesome-dsh-plugin list are static, point-in-time views. Nobody answers the time-dimension questions: What is new this week? Who is gaining stars? Which category is heating up? dsh-trend-radar fills that gap by taking a local snapshot of the GitHub topic search and the awesome index on an hourly cadence, accumulating a JSONL history entirely on disk, and then analyzing trends.

Three tools form the core workflow. trend_snapshot collects a snapshot and auto-skips within the freshness window to avoid redundant API calls. trend_report turns the accumulated history into a readable weekly report covering new plugins, star-growth leaderboard, category heat, and awesome coverage, with optional day-window and keyword filters. trend_watch is a keyword subscription radar that alerts when a new plugin matches your topics or when stars surge past a configurable threshold. All analysis runs locally; only public GitHub APIs are read.

If you follow the DSH plugin ecosystem, want to track emerging directions and heat shifts, or simply want a growth-curve chart and a Top-10 board rendered above your session input (experimental web panel), dsh-trend-radar is the dashboard you have been missing.

Use Cases

  • Check weekly new-plugin lists and star-growth leaders in the DSH ecosystem
  • Subscribe to keywords and get notified when a new release appears or stars surge
  • View a growth-curve, category-heat, and Top-10 panel right above the session input

Best For

  • Practitioners who follow DSH plugin ecosystem updates
  • Dev teams tracking emerging products and heat shifts in specific directions
  • Engineers who prefer data-driven dashboards for technology decisions