dsh-plugin-market

Managing plugins in DeepSeek Harness has always meant leaving the browser and firing off terminal commands. dsh-plugin-market pulls the entire workflow back into the Settings panel. It builds a live catalog from the npm registry, the GitHub dsh-plugin topic page, and a curated list, then lets you browse by category chips, sort by recency, weekly downloads, stars, or name, and run free-text search. Think of it as a small in-app store for community plugins.

Every card carries provenance details that can be expanded on demand: mountability, has-UI, license, publisher, weekly downloads, GitHub stars, first publish date, version count, and repository metadata. Install, uninstall, and update run as background pnpm jobs — the card streams live output in real time, closing the panel never interrupts a running task, and a completion notification pops when done. When a restart is required, a banner with a one-click restart button keeps you covered. No terminal is needed for any of it.

It is built for every day GUI users who want to discover, verify, and manage their plugin set without ever switching to a CLI, and for cautious users who prefer to inspect a package origin, maintainers, and license before hitting install. Catalog entries are not vetted; the provenance links are your basis for judgment.