dsh-http-uckkk

When you are debugging APIs inside a DeepSeek Harness session, the most context-breaking move is hopping to a terminal for curl, staring at the output, and jumping back. dsh-http removes that round trip: it wraps a full HTTP request into a single in-session tool call, handing you the status code, response headers, a truncated body, and elapsed time right where your conversation is.

The plugin exposes exactly one tool, http_request, built entirely on Node's native fetch with zero extra dependencies and no complex configuration surface. Response bodies are automatically truncated so they do not flood the context window, while the measured duration helps you tell apart a network blip from a slow endpoint. The implementation is small, transparent, and MIT-licensed, so reading the source is a matter of seconds.

It is a good fit for developers who are poking at backend endpoints, verifying third-party API behavior, or simply want to confirm what a URL returns without leaving the chat. No scripts to write, no browser dev-tools to open — one natural-language sentence in the session gets you a clean, structured response.