dsh-plugin-descriptions
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install seki668/dsh-plugin-descriptions
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Run dsh plugin install seki668/dsh-plugin-descriptions in your terminal to install from https://github.com/seki668/dsh-plugin-descriptions, then restart dsh Web to activate the new tab.
About this plugin
After installing a dozen or so dsh plugins, the Settings > Plugins page shows nothing but a wall of entryIds and toggle switches. You have no idea what each plugin actually does or which functional domain it belongs to. dsh-plugin-descriptions fills that information gap by adding a new, coexisting
Use Cases
- Many plugins installed and you need to quickly find what a specific one does and which category it belongs to
- After installing a new plugin, verify it is mounted and identify its functional domain
- Creating a reference overview of the dsh plugin inventory for new team members using category filters and search
Best For
- dsh Web users with a large number of installed plugins
- Developers using multiple extension types such as frameworks, LLMs, and sandboxes
- Maintainers who need to explain plugin responsibilities to team members
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