dsh-plugin-manager

Managing DeepSeek Harness profile plugins used to mean juggling a set of separate CLI commands, with npm, Git, tarball, and local-directory sources handled independently and dependency state easily drifting out of sync. dsh-plugin-manager pulls all of those operations into a single GUI panel under Settings > Plugins, giving every profile one consistent point of entry.

It covers install, single-package update, and uninstall across npm registry, Git/GitHub, remote tarball, absolute local directories, and local .tgz/.tar.gz uploads. Updates let you switch source in a dialog while always writing back to the original direct-dependency key. When pnpm release-age checks block an operation, an explicit UI checkbox skips the wait for that action only; all other supply-chain checks stay intact. One mutating operation runs at a time and can be cancelled mid-flight. On success the panel shows a restart-required badge and locks the entry against repeat actions. Self-update verifies the package name and alias integrity, and the GUI blocks uninstalling or installing a second copy of the manager. Diagnostic logs are bounded and scrub sensitive fields such as Authorization, Cookie, and token.

Ideal for DeepSeek Harness developers who swap and debug plugin packages across multiple profiles and prefer to avoid hand-editing lockfiles or repeating CLI invocations, especially in desktop-host environments where atomic operations and strict environment isolation matter.