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dsh-skill-mcp-panel

Client Updated 2026.08.27

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Fishquito7/dsh-skill-mcp-panel

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

To install dsh-skill-mcp-panel in DeepSeek Harness, run: dsh plugin install Fishquito7/dsh-skill-mcp-panel (source: https://github.com/Fishquito7/dsh-skill-mcp-panel).

About this plugin

DSH users often juggle two tedious tasks: toggling, deleting, and inspecting skills on one hand, and maintaining MCP server configuration on the other. Skills live as scattered files on disk, while MCP settings hide inside cordis.patch.yml—both are error-prone and offer little visual feedback. This plugin brings them together in the web settings page with two adjacent panels, and also ships a unified dsh-panel CLI for people who prefer the terminal.\n\nThe Skill panel shows card-style previews with enable/disable badges, search, drag-and-drop adding, deletion, and batch migration. Workspace bars and group bars let you filter skills across scopes, and duplicate names in different scopes are handled precisely without affecting each other. The MCP panel manages the managed block in cordis.patch.yml, supporting both Stdio and HTTP (streamable-http), with create, edit, toggle, delete, and connection test. env/headers secrets are masked in both RPC and UI, and omitted keys keep their old values during editing.\n\nUnder the hood, every skill operation is a real change to SKILL.md files on disk, so DSH\u2019s file watcher hot-applies enable/disable, add/remove, and migration; disabling is just renaming to .disabled, and moving means actual copy/move with rollback on failure. MCP config is hot-reloaded by DSH HMR, while actual connections and tool registration are handled by the official @deepseek-ai/dsh-mcp-client. This plugin is for DSH users and plugin developers who manage skills across multiple workspaces, want batch CLI workflows, or simply prefer a clickable browser interface.

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Use Cases

  • View skill cards, toggle status, and expand full content directly in the browser
  • Batch copy or move skills by workspace or group, with same-name skills in different scopes safely isolated
  • Add, edit, and test MCP servers in the settings page, then hot-apply changes via DSH HMR without restarting the gateway

Best For

  • Everyday DSH users who need to manage both skills and MCP configuration
  • Advanced users looking to organize and migrate skills across multiple workspaces efficiently
  • Plugin developers who want either CLI batch operations or a graphical interface at hand