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dsh-starter-pack

Client Updated 2026.08.19

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Dariandai/dsh-starter-pack

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

Run dsh plugin install Dariandai/dsh-starter-pack in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install the plugin; the source repository is hosted at https://github.com/Dariandai/dsh-starter-pack .

About this plugin

New DeepSeek Harness users face a familiar wall: hundreds of community plugins with no clear signal about which are worth installing. dsh-starter-pack closes that gap by curating a vetted, grouped shortlist and installing plus configuring them all in a single pass, removing the need to mine READMEs and issue trackers one by one.\n\nThe pack organizes recommendations into four groups: Essentials (plugin store, sidebar workbench, @file mentions, VS Code integration, security sandbox), External Capabilities (vision, web search, MCP bundle, context-insight panel), Memory and Skills (persistent cross-session memory, skill manager), and Productivity and Look (multi-provider spend wallet, turn notifications, skin switcher). Each entry carries a brief rationale and a link to its repository, and the curation deliberately excludes plugins that cannot install reliably. Under the hood the pack handles pnpm build-approval prompts automatically, writes merge-only recommended configs where a plugin exposes a verified host-side key, and skips anything already present so repeated runs stay idempotent.\n\nIt is built for solo developers who want a polished DSH workspace up and running in minutes rather than hours of forum-reading, and for tech leads who need a single, reproducible starter baseline to roll out across a small team.

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Use Cases

  • Setting up a ready-to-use dsh workspace after a fresh install
  • Rolling out a consistent, reproducible plugin baseline across a small team
  • Avoiding the trial-and-error of picking and installing plugins one by one

Best For

  • Newcomers to DeepSeek Harness who want a fast start
  • Tech leads needing a unified toolchain baseline for a small team
  • Developers who want to cut plugin-selection overhead and focus on coding