dsh-devops

In day-to-day development, GitLab merge requests, CI/CD pipelines, and Kubernetes deployment or pod status tend to live in separate browser tabs, terminal sessions, and monitoring dashboards. When a pipeline fails or a pod crashes, you are left manually refreshing pages and hunting through logs. dsh-devops pulls all of these DevOps workflows into a unified panel inside DeepSeek Harness, so you can review MRs, inspect pipelines, and check cluster health right from your AI conversation.

The plugin covers two core surfaces. On the GitLab side it supports creating, reviewing, and closing merge requests, managing tags, and monitoring CI/CD pipelines with per-job drill-down. On the Kubernetes side it exposes deployment rolling status, pod lists with restart counts, recent events, and log tails, and also lets you trigger image changes and rollout restarts. A built-in webhook and background polling engine proactively alerts you when a pipeline fails or a pod crashes, so you are not left passively refreshing. Multiple GitLab instances and multiple clusters can be added and switched with one click, the UI persists your language preference in Chinese or English, and self-signed clusters are supported through per-request CA pinning from the kubeconfig. Every tool is registered on plugin load and immediately callable by the AI with no extra YAML configuration required.

It is built for developers and SREs who juggle GitLab code collaboration and Kubernetes cluster operations on a daily basis, especially those who want to handle DevOps tasks inline within their DeepSeek Harness AI workflow and cut down on context-switching between browser tabs and terminals.