dsh-web-plugin-manager

The hardest part of managing DeepSeek Harness plugins is not installing them but what follows: dependency conflicts, circular references, duplicate service registrations, and a profile that simply refuses to boot. dsh-web-plugin-manager pulls the entire management workflow into the Web UI and enforces a quality gate on every install, update, and toggle—full dependency-chain scanning, bundle patch line validation, and automatic rollback—so the profile stays bootable no matter what gets loaded.

The feature set covers the full daily loop: a merged view of layers, dependencies, and mount lines; live toggle without restarting the instance; install and uninstall with automatic mount-line writing for non-bundle plugins; update detection across npm dist-tags, git HEAD, and recorded install commits; health checks that surface missing dependencies, cycles, duplicate registration names, and peer version mismatches; and environment management for creating, copying, and transferring profiles. A built-in marketplace aggregates the awesome-dsh-plugins catalog with dual-source merging, 24-hour caching, and proxy support. For AI-agent-driven workflows, the plugin ships the dshpm CLI and an install guard that intercepts raw dsh plugin or pnpm commands and routes them through the same protected path used by the Web UI, preventing accidental bypasses.

It is a good fit for anyone running multiple plugins in a single profile and needing to debug dependency issues regularly, especially when an AI agent is doing the assembling. Even if the only goal is to stop hand-editing cordis.patch.yml, the live toggle and visualized dependency view make day-to-day maintenance far less painful.