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dsh-plugin-mcp-manager-laoboshi

Workflow Updated 2026.08.16

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Modole/dsh-plugin-mcp-manager-laoboshi

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

Run dsh plugin install Modole/dsh-plugin-mcp-manager-laoboshi in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; source code is available at https://github.com/Modole/dsh-plugin-mcp-manager-laoboshi

About this plugin

Running both stdio and Streamable HTTP MCP Servers inside DSH Web can get messy quickly: scattered config entry points, inconsistent flows, and a lot of terminal-hopping. Laoboshi DSH Plugin consolidates everything into a single web-based management panel, so you can add, configure, and switch between both server types without ever leaving the browser.

Extracted from a built-in capability of Laoboshi Agent Studio, the plugin registers itself automatically once installed—DSH reads the dsh.bundle manifest and injects the package into your active Profile. It supports both stdio and Streamable HTTP transport modes, making it a natural fit for agent workflows that mix multiple MCP Server types under one roof.

If you build agent workflows on the DSH platform, adjust MCP Server configurations frequently, or simply prefer a visual dashboard over a CLI-only setup, this lightweight plugin can meaningfully cut down your day-to-day operational overhead. It runs with the current user's permissions under the MIT license; review the source before deploying and avoid exposing credentials, SSH private keys, or local runtime databases in any public channel.

Use Cases

  • Manage stdio and Streamable HTTP MCP Servers from a single DSH Web panel
  • Configure and switch between different MCP transport modes on the fly
  • Wire external MCP services into agent workflows without manual CLI steps

Best For

  • Developers building agent workflows on the DSH platform
  • Platform engineers who frequently adjust MCP Server configurations
  • Technical users who prefer a visual dashboard over a CLI-only setup