dsh-stream-market

Managing third-party plugins in DeepSeek Harness used to mean digging through directories, hand-editing config files, and manually deleting leftovers—one misstep could leave a broken patch or crash the host entirely. dsh-stream-market moves the full plugin lifecycle into the System Settings sidebar: a built-in offline ecosystem catalog renders in milliseconds, while concurrent non-blocking probes keep host health, installed manifests, and the cloud catalog in sync, all without touching a command line.

Uninstallation is where it truly stands out. Every loaded plugin is listed visually; select one or all for batch removal, and it sweeps away cordis.patch.yml rules, package.json dependency declarations, and local code files in a single pass with zero residue. A Profile Bundle diagnostic channel catches misconfigured patches before they can destabilize the host. Paired with the official dsh:// system-level protocol, a developer can drop a single link into a blog post or Markdown doc—readers click and the desktop client atomically installs the extension, complete with a visual protocol builder and official badge generator.

Who is it for? Any DeepSeek Harness user who wants a command-line-free experience for discovering, installing, toggling, and thoroughly purging extensions, and development teams that distribute plugins through documentation. Host credentials are never intercepted, local scanning is limited to plugin name, version, and toggle state, and the privacy boundary stays clean from first click to final uninstall.