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dsh-settings-mcp-skills

Client Updated 2026.08.15

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install w123456789zy/dsh-settings-mcp-skills

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

Run dsh plugin install w123456789zy/dsh-settings-mcp-skills in DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; the source code is available at https://github.com/w123456789zy/dsh-settings-mcp-skills .

About this plugin

The npm-installed DeepSeek Harness dsh ships with a web-app bundle that predates two settings pages most users expect: MCP Servers and Skills. dsh-settings-mcp-skills backports both pages into your web profile as a single bundle plugin, leaving every other part of your dsh installation untouched — no recompilation, no manual service mounting.

The MCP Servers page gives you full lifecycle management of external servers: list, add, edit, and delete, with a live connection-status indicator on every row (connected, disconnected, reconnecting, failed). The add dialog adapts to the transport type, collecting command / args / env for stdio or url / headers for HTTP. The Skills page lets you drag and drop an entire folder containing SKILL.md; the file is written straight into $DSH_HOME/skills/ and auto-discovered by dsh's built-in filesystem skill provider with zero extra configuration.

The plugin contributes only the settings UI layer. The underlying MCP client, skill loader, connection-status engine, and settings seam are all provided by dsh itself — nothing is re-implemented or replaced. It is aimed at developers who installed dsh via npm and want to manage MCP servers and upload skills directly from the browser without reaching for a build toolchain.

Use Cases

  • Manage multiple external MCP server connections from a single browser dashboard
  • Drop a folder containing SKILL.md to upload and auto-register a new skill
  • Restore the missing MCP Servers and Skills settings pages in an npm-installed dsh

Best For

  • Developers who installed dsh via npm and want browser-based MCP and skill management
  • Teams that frequently add or remove external MCP servers and need live status at a glance
  • Skill authors who prefer drag-and-drop upload over manual filesystem operations