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dsh-tavily-firecrawl

Client Updated 2026.08.15

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install skillre/dsh-tavily-firecrawl

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

With the dsh CLI (>= 0.1.0-rc.5) and pnpm installed, fetch the plugin from https://github.com/skillre/dsh-tavily-firecrawl and run dsh plugin install skillre/dsh-tavily-firecrawl to add it to your profile.

About this plugin

DeepSeek Harness ships with a built-in web search tied to DEEPSEEK_API_KEY, but you may want faster, cheaper results or cleaner page content. dsh-tavily-firecrawl swaps that pipeline for two purpose-built services: Tavily for search (dedicated endpoint, snappy and cost-effective) and Firecrawl for page fetch (returns clean markdown body text out of the box). The plugin automatically disables the native DeepSeek search provider, so there is no key juggling or extra package installation on your end.

Everything is pure JavaScript ESM with zero build steps; peer dependencies resolve from DSH fallback node_modules, meaning recipients add no new packages and do not need to build DSH from source. Search is available immediately after install; page fetch simply requires the standard-web agent preset. Credentials are resolved per call, so rotating a key does not require a process restart.

This plugin suits developers and power users who want higher-quality search summaries and reliable article extraction inside DSH conversations without hand-rolling API calls. It works out of the box on macOS and Linux; on Windows, WSL or the local tgz / install.sh paths are recommended.

Use Cases

  • Query a dedicated Tavily endpoint for faster and cheaper web search results
  • Fetch page content via Firecrawl and receive clean markdown body text out of the box
  • Replace the built-in DSH search chain and drop the DEEPSEEK_API_KEY requirement

Best For

  • Developers who want sharper search summaries and reliable page extraction inside DSH
  • Users who frequently need their agent to read external web pages for research or competitive tracking
  • DSH users who want a zero-extra-dependency, one-command web pipeline swap