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dsh-github-manager

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.31

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install yuan-source-666/dsh-github-manager

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

Run dsh plugin install yuan-source-666/dsh-github-manager in DeepSeek Harness to install the plugin; the source is hosted at https://github.com/yuan-source-666/dsh-github-manager

About this plugin

When an AI agent needs to autonomously triage unassigned bug issues, open pull requests, or manage releases, it still has to hand-roll REST API calls, handle pagination, and normalize errors. dsh-github-manager wraps that layer into 27 structured tools so the agent can operate on repositories, issues, pull requests, branches, files, labels, topics, releases, and code search through semantic invocations—with no raw HTTP plumbing required.

A standout feature is safe preview: every mutating tool supports a dry-run mode that describes the intended action without actually writing, making it easy to validate workflows in review or staging environments. Tokens are written once through a web settings card and never echoed back; fine-grained tokens let you scope permissions per repository. The enable switch is live—toggling it off immediately deregisters all 27 tools from the model tool surface with no process restart.

Ideal for developers on DSH who want their agent to handle day-to-day GitHub operations: auto-triage, batch PR creation, release management, and cross-repository code search—all triggered by a single conversational prompt.

Use Cases

  • Have the agent list unassigned bug issues and add triage comments to each one
  • Create, review, and merge pull requests conversationally with a single prompt
  • Automate release creation, tag management, and topic updates without touching the GitHub UI

Best For

  • DSH developers who want an AI agent to handle day-to-day GitHub operations
  • Engineering teams automating issue triage and release workflows
  • Solo developers who prefer conversational repository management over scripts