dsh-plugin-dev

In the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem, developers frequently install local plugins via file: or link: references for iterative work, yet scanning candidates, registering projects, opening source folders, and coordinating GitHub uploads remain scattered across disparate tools with no unified entry point. dsh-plugin-dev consolidates the entire local plugin development lifecycle into a single settings panel where discovery, registration, browsing, and collaboration happen in one place.

By scanning each profile package.json, the panel surfaces eligible candidate plugins automatically. After a user explicitly promotes a project into dev management, the full toolkit unlocks: launching the system file explorer, creating safety-constrained GitHub upload sessions, triggering read-only remote update checks, and spinning up continue-development workspace conversations with a click. Every high-risk action requires the model to perform a read-only audit first, display the proposed steps, and pause for explicit in-session user confirmation before proceeding; the plugin itself never executes git or gh commands directly.

Ideal for Harness users who author and iterate on their own local plugins and want a lightweight management surface that bridges everyday development with safe, deliberate publishing flows, without manually orchestrating git commands or CLI utilities.