dsh-plugin-library-search

Managing DeepSeek Harness plugins used to mean shuttling between the DSH UI and GitHub: searching the dsh-plugin topic, filtering repos, figuring out the right install method, then switching back to a terminal. dsh-plugin-library-search collapses that entire loop into the Settings and Plugins page, turning discovery, preview, and installation into a single click.

The new Library Search tab renders the official plugin catalog as a Star-sorted waterfall of cards, each showing the plugin image, name, and description. Filter by keyword, scroll for infinite loading, and hit Install, where the plugin automatically resolves the npm package name, prefers pnpm add, and falls back to a git source when the package is not on npm. Bundle plugins and pure cordis plugins are each mounted through their official mechanism with no manual distinction required. On top of that, the plugin registers three tool endpoints for AI models, so a conversation prompt like "find a plugin for xxx" or "install vlln/plugin-registry" is enough for the agent to handle the rest.

It is built for day-to-day DSH users who want a single, unified surface to discover and manage plugins, especially those who prefer letting their AI agent drive the search-and-install flow rather than memorizing commands or hopping between windows.