dsh-skill-browser

Maintaining dozens or even hundreds of custom skills in DeepSeek Harness can feel like navigating a file tree in the dark: locating a skill means digging through directories, and when a call silently fails there is no structured log to point at. dsh-skill-browser solves this with a single floating widget that turns your entire local skill library into a browsable panel—two-level auto-categorization, live search by name or description, and one-click full-text viewing of any SKILL.md with copy support.

Equally important is the built-in failure ledger. The plugin listens to DSH's official tools/result events and automatically records every skill invocation as either a success or a load failure (with error details). Human-curated statistics sit side by side, and the write path is idempotent: existing manual content is never overwritten, and a default skeleton is created only when no ledger file is found anywhere in the skill tree.

The skill library root is entirely user-defined—no preset paths, no embedded skill-name dictionaries—so what you see is always an accurate reflection of your own library. Zero npm dependencies, MIT licensed, loopback-only API. It suits individual DSH power users and small teams who have built a substantial custom skill base and need a quick, non-intrusive way to browse, search, and track skill health across sessions.