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dsh-trading212

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Kevoyuan/dsh-trading212

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

Run dsh plugin install Kevoyuan/dsh-trading212 in your DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this read-only Trading 212 portfolio dashboard plugin; source code is available at https://github.com/Kevoyuan/dsh-trading212 .

About this plugin

Checking your Trading 212 portfolio used to mean leaving dsh, opening a browser, and digging through API docs. dsh-trading212 pulls that workflow back into the conversation panel: set your API credentials once, then at a glance you get holdings, order history, cash transactions, dividends, portfolio value, concentration, FX impact, and pending orders. ECharts price charts overlay your actual buy and sell fills, so you can see exactly where you transacted.

The plugin also registers two read-only tools, trading212_portfolio and trading212_history, that any normal dsh conversation can call to retrieve normalized portfolio data. The UI follows dsh language by default (English or Chinese) with a manual override in Settings. Credentials are stored locally, and error messages are sanitized to cover authentication, permission, rate-limit, timeout, and upstream failures.

Built for Trading 212 users who want always-available portfolio visibility—demo or live—without leaving their dsh workflow. The plugin explicitly does not provide investment advice and cannot place, modify, or cancel orders; it is a personal research and information tool.

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Use Cases

  • Ask about holdings, returns, and dividends directly in a dsh conversation
  • Review trade timing with buy/sell fills overlaid on ECharts price charts
  • Check portfolio concentration, FX impact, and pending orders at a glance

Best For

  • Individual investors running Trading 212 in demo or live mode
  • Users who want portfolio visibility without leaving their dsh workflow
  • Researchers needing read-only portfolio data without order placement