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dsh-market-desktop

Client Updated 2026.08.18

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install KokuYu-sysu/dsh-market-desktop

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

Run dsh plugin install KokuYu-sysu/dsh-market-desktop in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; source available at https://github.com/KokuYu-sysu/dsh-market-desktop

About this plugin

Opening DSH Desktop, you check Settings and the Plugin Market tab is simply missing. The upstream dsh-market pins its peer dependencies to rc.7, but Desktop bundles dsh at rc.6, and that version mismatch silently hides the market entry. dsh-market-desktop exists to close exactly that gap: it rolls the peer dependencies back to rc.6 so the market reappears under Settings → Plugin Market, letting you browse, search, and install without ever leaving the desktop app.

Beyond the version alignment, this fork also resolves a stubborn install error. When a profile carries a stale file:node_modules/ dependency, the upstream market throws ERR_PNPM_LINKED_PKG_DIR_NOT_FOUND and stalls. dsh-market-desktop detects such entries, rewrites them to the link:../node_modules/ form, and retries automatically, so you no longer have to dig through ~/.dsh/profiles to fix the package.json by hand.

It is built for everyday DSH Desktop users who want to discover and install plugins entirely within the app. If pnpm build-script authorization prompts appear, or pnpm itself is missing on a first run, the market surfaces a one-click setup at the top of the window. In short: launch Desktop, head to Settings, and install from there.

Use Cases

  • Browse, search, and install plugins directly from the DSH Desktop settings page
  • Auto-detects and repairs stale local dependencies to eliminate install errors
  • Completes first-run pnpm setup via a one-click prompt at the top of the market

Best For

  • DSH Desktop users who want in-app plugin discovery and installation
  • Desktop users hitting missing market entries or install errors that need compatibility fixes
  • Everyday users who prefer a visual flow over terminal-based plugin installation