dsh-plugins

Extending DeepSeek Harness on the Web has long lacked a unified discovery and distribution point: plugins live in separate repositories with independent versioning, and assembling them by hand is both tedious and error-prone. dsh-plugins brings a dozen-plus plugins together under one master repository using Git submodules, so each plugin keeps its own history, branches, and CI without any cross-contamination. The repo also ships a dsh-all-in-one aggregate bundle that installs every Web plugin in a single step while still allowing per-plugin opt-out, and profile-patch overrides keep working seamlessly when migrating from standalone installs.

The collection is broad: semantic and configurable chat titles, a sidebar workbench with an extension API, LSP and ast-grep powered coding tools, Claude and Codex usage dashboards, a conversation statistics row, inline image previews with clipboard copying, complexity-routed subagent delegation, workspace Git integration, a native desktop and mobile shell, a read-only workspace and session API with notifications, one-click update detection for Claude Code and Codex CLI, and a full plugin and profile configuration manager. Together they form a practical extension ecosystem for day-to-day DSH use.

If you already run DSH and want to meaningfully extend its Web surface — whether that means auto-generating chat titles, building a custom workbench in the sidebar, wiring up LSP-aware code editing, or wrapping DSH in a native desktop shell — this repository is the most direct starting point.