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dsh-plugin-console

Client Updated 2026.08.24

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install AlexYin-Tongji/dsh-plugin-console

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

Run dsh plugin install AlexYin-Tongji/dsh-plugin-console in the environment where DSH is installed; the source is available at https://github.com/AlexYin-Tongji/dsh-plugin-console — restart dsh web and refresh the browser after installation.

About this plugin

Running multiple third-party plugins inside a DeepSeek Harness Web profile means juggling discovery, install, verification, updates, and rollbacks across CLI commands and scattered directory layouts with no single visual entry point. dsh-plugin-console brings the community catalog, the current profile package manifest, and live Loader state together into a first-class plugin management page under Settings, so every action stays in the browser.

The core capability spans the full lifecycle: a browsable marketplace with search, categories, and local last-known-good caching; pre-install verification covering SemVer, SHA-512 integrity, and commit pinning; isolated canary testing that boots a complete Web profile in a temporary DSH_HOME on a random port before any change is committed, with automatic rollback on failure; protected delete, pause, and resume that never touch plugin-owned data; and a sidebar one-click upgrade for the Harness itself, gated by the same full-profile verification.

It is built for developers and teams who deploy several community plugins in a DSH Web profile and want a safe, visual layer for installing, verifying, updating, and rolling back without leaving the browser.

Use Cases

  • Discover, install, update, and remove community plugins for DeepSeek Harness from the browser
  • Automatically canary-test a plugin in an isolated environment after install or update, intercepting conflicts before commit and rolling back
  • One-click upgrade of the Harness itself from the management page, gated by a full-profile isolated verification

Best For

  • Developers deploying multiple community plugins in a DSH Web profile
  • Teams that prefer a visual tool for plugin lifecycle management over raw CLI commands
  • Ops engineers who care about install-time security checks, integrity verification, and rollback safety