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dsh-skill-remote

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.14

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install CSY656/dsh-skill-remote

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

Run dsh plugin install CSY656/dsh-skill-remote in DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin. Source: https://github.com/CSY656/dsh-skill-remote

About this plugin

For a long time, a DeepSeek Harness agent could only see skills sitting on local disk. dsh-skill-remote removes that boundary: register a skills.sh or public GitHub repository URL, and remote candidates appear in the session skill catalog right beside your local ones, with bodies loaded on demand so idle memory stays untouched.

Installation is equally transparent to the model. A single install_skill call triggers an atomic download into a sibling staging directory; the bundle is renamed into place only after validation passes, and any failure cleanly removes the staging copy. No restart is needed, and no half-finished skill is left behind in a broken state. When no remote sources are configured, the plugin performs zero network I/O.

If you run DeepSeek Harness for daily coding, document processing, or automation tasks and want to tap into a growing ecosystem of community-published skills, dsh-skill-remote is the lightest bridge available: it reads public repositories only, never touches credentials or tokens, and enforces hard-coded limits on file size, count, recursion depth, and timeout so a single URL can never surprise you. Discover, install, and use in one sentence.

Use Cases

  • Discover and install community skill packs from skills.sh or GitHub repositories directly in your session catalog
  • Atomically load a remote skill via install_skill and use it immediately, with no agent restart required
  • Bring safe remote skills into a zero-config setup with no network I/O when no sources are configured

Best For

  • Developers using DeepSeek Harness daily for coding and document tasks
  • Automation workflow builders who want to extend agent capabilities with community skills
  • Ops or platform users who care about install safety, atomicity, and credential-free operation