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tokens_DshWebSearch_code

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install sobermh/tokens_DshWebSearch_code

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

Grab the source from https://github.com/sobermh/tokens_DshWebSearch_code, run dsh plugin install sobermh/tokens_DshWebSearch_code inside DeepSeek Harness, and restart DSH Desktop to activate the plugin.

About this plugin

The built-in web_search in DeepSeek Harness ships with a narrow set of search engines, and swapping sources, adding filters, or fetching page bodies typically means hand-patching the bundle on every update. tokens_DshWebSearch_code bundles those common needs into a single locally maintained plugin: one install gives you Bing, DuckDuckGo, SearXNG, AnySearch, Exa, Tavily, Keenable, Perplexity, and the DeepSeek API behind one interface, defaulting to DuckDuckGo with a settings page to switch at will.

Beyond raw search, the plugin layers time-range filtering, platform-scoped queries, full-page web scraping, and result caching to cut redundant requests and keep answers current. All code lives in a local repository with no remote version checks and no one-click updater—you control update cadence yourself, reapply the patch, and restart DSH Desktop to go live.

It is well suited for developers who are hitting coverage limits with a single search provider, want to choose engines based on privacy or latency preferences, or simply prefer a search patch with no hidden network calls and a fully locally maintained codebase.

Use Cases

  • The default search engine returns limited results and you need Bing or SearXNG for broader coverage.
  • Filter results by time range or platform to reduce irrelevant noise entering the context.
  • Scrape full page content from search results to feed richer source text into downstream reasoning.

Best For

  • Developers with specific search-engine preferences who want to pick sources by privacy or latency.
  • Harness users who prefer fully locally maintained code without any remote version checks.
  • DSH workflow builders who need time-range filtering and web scraping layered onto web search.