dsh-plugin-market

DeepSeek Harness preaches that everything is a plugin, but the ecosystem has grown noisy. GitHub topics, awesome lists, random forks, half-finished experiments, and genuinely useful tools all blur together. Searching for DSH plugins on GitHub almost always lands you on a wall of repositories you cannot quickly judge. dsh-plugin-market exists to cut through that noise and surface what actually works.

It appears as a floating panel in the top-right corner of DSH Web. The moment it opens, twelve verified entries are visible, spanning market, manager, skin, workflow, runtime, and developer categories, with no network request needed. Search understands both Chinese and English, so a Chinese term maps to the correct English tags automatically. Remote GitHub discovery is explicitly opt-in, avoiding immediate rate-limit failures. Each entry displays stars, language, update time, and a summary. Verified entries are pinned to a checked commit, so copying the install command yields a reproducible result.

The safety model is straightforward: it reads no API keys, installs no remote code automatically, writes nothing to your DSH profile, and persists no repository lists locally. It is a pure browser-side showcase, ideal for developers who build workflows, swap skins, or configure runtimes in DSH Web daily, and equally handy for plugin authors who want a quick sanity check that a repository is a real DSH bundle before pulling it in.