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dsh-plugin-repo

Client Updated 2026.08.28

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Z-6354/dsh-plugin-repo

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

Run dsh plugin install Z-6354/dsh-plugin-repo in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install; the full source is available at https://github.com/Z-6354/dsh-plugin-repo

About this plugin

The third-party plugin ecosystem around DeepSeek Harness is growing, yet each device manages its .tgz bundles in isolation—versions drift and syncing between machines means manually copying files. dsh-plugin-repo gives every DSH device a self-hosted plugin repository served over local HTTP, covering listing, upload, download, and installation of third-party packages while keeping official @deepseek-ai packages strictly untouched and invisible.

The headline feature is cross-device sync: connect to another DSH instance, and a dual-pane UI highlights exact version differences between local and remote. Select only the packages that differ for a targeted pull or push; downgrades trigger an explicit warning, and sync history is persisted across restarts. Beyond file transfer, the plugin spans the full lifecycle—enabling or disabling a plugin in the web profile, installing directly from npm, reading peerDependencies for DSH version compatibility, and uninstalling a disabled plugin. Every operation is also available through a set of HTTP endpoints and Model tools for scriptable integration.

If you run more than one DeepSeek Harness device, rely on non-official Cordis plugins, and want a private, offline-friendly way to manage and synchronize those bundles without routing through a public registry, dsh-plugin-repo is the tool that gathers the .tgz files scattered across USB drives and chat threads into one organized repository.

Use Cases

  • Pull or push unofficial .tgz plugin bundles between multiple DSH devices
  • Manage the full package lifecycle: upload, download, install, enable, and uninstall
  • Automate plugin repository operations via HTTP API or Model tools

Best For

  • Developers running multiple DeepSeek Harness instances with third-party Cordis plugins
  • Users who prefer private, offline plugin management without public registries
  • Engineering teams that embed plugin lifecycle into automation scripts or CI pipelines