dsh-plugin-control

Managing multiple third-party plugins in DeepSeek Harness Web used to mean hand-editing cordis.patch.yml and restarting the service — slow, error-prone, and easy to get wrong. dsh-plugin-control moves that workflow into the Settings → Plugins → Enable/Disable page: a single toggle turns a plugin on or off in the running Loader, right from the browser.

It does more than flip a switch. Every change is persisted to the current Web Profile configuration so it survives restarts. If a toggle operation fails mid-way, the original configuration is automatically restored, keeping runtime state consistent with what is saved on disk. Core @deepseek-ai/* plugins and the control plugin itself are marked as protected, so a misclick cannot break the Web UI or the control entry point. All write operations are serialized and restricted to loopback requests, eliminating concurrent-overwrite races and unauthorised remote writes.

If you routinely load several third-party plugins in DSH Web and want to swap them in and out per task without leaving the browser, this plugin turns a multi-step config ritual into a one-click toggle. The interface ships in both Chinese and English, and a refresh prompt appears whenever a client-side module changes, so there is no guesswork about when the new state actually takes effect.