dsh-host-kimi-search

DeepSeek Harness ships with a built-in web_search tool, but it still needs a search provider behind the scenes to actually work. Plenty of users already hold a Kimi Coding API key and have no desire to wire up yet another third-party search service. dsh-host-kimi-search closes exactly that gap: install it and it immediately takes over the built-in web_search, routing every query to the Kimi Coding search endpoint while auto-resolving credentials from your existing local provider configuration. No extra setup required.\n\nUnder the hood, the plugin registers a kimi-coding provider on the host side. Each web_search request is POSTed to the Kimi Coding search API, and the returned search_results are mapped into the standard sources structure (url, title, snippet, publishedAt) with maxResults truncation applied. Since v0.2.0, several hardening measures are in place: result URLs are restricted to http(s) so a compromised endpoint cannot inject javascript: or data: links, response bodies larger than 5 MB are rejected before parsing to prevent unbounded reads, and a 60-second timeout guards against hung calls. The entire plugin carries zero third-party runtime dependencies, relying only on the Node standard library and the global fetch API.\n\nIt is a natural fit for DeepSeek Harness users who already subscribe to a Kimi Coding plan and want reliable, out-of-the-box web search without any additional configuration. If you later prefer the official search provider, a single user-level override line in the profile config switches it back without uninstalling the plugin.