dsh-plugin-ctl
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install LinscStef/dsh-plugin-ctl
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
In DeepSeek Harness, run dsh plugin install LinscStef/dsh-plugin-ctl to install this plugin (source: https://github.com/LinscStef/dsh-plugin-ctl), then restart DSH to see the Start/Stop Control tab under Settings.
About this plugin
In DeepSeek Harness Web, the default plugin list tab under Settings is strictly read-only. You can see every plugin and its status, but you cannot toggle anything. To enable or disable a Cordis Loader plugin, you have to close the browser, edit the config file by hand, and restart the entire DSH instance. dsh-plugin-ctl brings that control back into the UI by adding a Start/Stop Control tab right after the read-only list, so you can toggle any non-group Loader entry with a click.
The interaction is designed to prevent accidents: starting a plugin is a single click, while stopping requires a second confirmation click to guard against accidentally disabling core entries like dsh-web-app. Every change is persisted into the Loader configuration, so your settings survive a restart. The tab also supports name search, follows the system language in Chinese or English, and shows inline error messages instead of silent failures.
It is a good fit if you manage multiple plugins day-to-day through the DSH Web interface, need to flip a plugin on or off often without leaving the browser, or work in a team where someone has to disable a Loader temporarily to debug a dependency chain.
Use Cases
- Frequently toggling plugin states without editing config files
- Temporarily disabling a Loader plugin to debug dependency issues
- Managing plugin states via Web UI in a team environment
Best For
- Developers managing multiple plugins in DSH Web
- Workflow engineers frequently toggling plugin states for debugging
- Ops personnel preferring UI operations over manual config editing
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