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dsh-plugin-tool-repository

Client Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install yustillrain/dsh-plugin-tool-repository

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

Run dsh plugin install yustillrain/dsh-plugin-tool-repository in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install; source code is available at https://github.com/yustillrain/dsh-plugin-tool-repository

About this plugin

As your collection of DSH skills grows past a handful and installed plugins creep into double digits, rummaging through directories and hand-editing config files quickly becomes tedious. dsh-plugin-tool-repository adds a unified local asset browser under Settings → Repository, giving you a single place to see every skill, every plugin, and what each one does.

Day-to-day management is the focus: assign a custom display name and a one-line summary to any skill, generate a bilingual (Chinese + English) AI introduction with a language toggle on the detail page, tag and categorize plugins, and enable, disable, or uninstall them with state kept in sync with the official plugin-manager. New items get a red-dot banner you can dismiss with one click, and each card carries an editable install/update date. Perhaps most practically, the input alias feature lets you type / and pick a skill by the Chinese name you gave it; under the hood the original kebab-case identifier is used, so DSH core and naming conventions remain untouched.

It suits DSH users who have accumulated five or more custom skills and want a tidy overview, developers managing a growing plugin stack with categories and lifecycle control, and Chinese-speaking users who prefer invoking English-named skills by a familiar short name. The plugin has zero runtime dependencies on the host side (Node built-in modules only) and injects a React UI into the settings panel on the client side after install and restart.

Use Cases

  • Browsing and managing a growing collection of local skills and plugins in one place
  • Invoking English-named skills by a short Chinese alias from the input box
  • Confirming newly installed plugins with red-dot reminders and maintaining tags and dates

Best For

  • Advanced DSH users with multiple custom skills to organize
  • Developers who need a single view for plugin lifecycle and tags
  • Chinese-speaking users who prefer short aliases over full English names