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dsh-plugin-template

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install kun2-5code/dsh-plugin-template

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

In DeepSeek Harness, you can install this plugin by running the command dsh plugin install https://github.com/kun2-5code/dsh-plugin-template.

About this plugin

Building plugins for DeepSeek Harness can often start from scratch, which might waste time and effort. dsh-plugin-template solves this by offering a ready-to-run starting point that streamlines the development process. It demonstrates how to integrate configuration management, register callable tools, handle events, provide services, implement permission hooks, and register client-side interfaces—all essential shapes for creating robust plugins within the dsh ecosystem.

The core capability of this template lies in its clear demonstration of six common plugin shapes, packaged as a minimal installable bundle. From schema validation for configurations to browser UI registration across multiple surfaces, it provides practical code examples and guides. This helps you understand how to interact with the dsh framework effectively, whether you're adding a simple tool or building complex inter-plugin services, ensuring your plugin is both standardized and efficient.

This template is particularly ideal for newcomers to DeepSeek Harness plugin development, allowing them to quickly get started and build functional plugins. For experienced developers, it serves as a valuable reference to accelerate project kickoffs or as a standard template within teams. Whether you're an individual developer or part of an organization looking to extend dsh's functionality, dsh-plugin-template offers a solid foundation to build upon.

Use Cases

  • Quickly kickstart new plugin development, avoiding building from scratch.
  • Learning to integrate configuration, tools, and events in DeepSeek Harness plugin architecture.
  • Referencing best practices to incorporate client interfaces and permission hook functionality.

Best For

  • DeepSeek Harness plugin developers.
  • Beginners learning the plugin development framework.
  • Open source project contributors or teams.