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dsh-plugin-desk

Client Updated 2026.09.11

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Amouren7/dsh-plugin-desk

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

Run dsh plugin install Amouren7/dsh-plugin-desk in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; the source is available at https://github.com/Amouren7/dsh-plugin-desk .

About this plugin

The DSH Settings Plugins page is a read-only list: it shows a string of English module names but never tells you what a plugin actually does. Turning one off means hand-editing a config file; on the skill side it gets worse, with dozens of installed skills many of which are completely invisible to the model, reachable only through memorized slash commands.

Plugin Manager adds a tab to that same settings page split into Plugins and Skills sections. On the plugin side it provides a Chinese display name, a one-line description, a source badge, one-click hot toggle with no restart needed, safe uninstall with automatic snapshot and rollback, protection for official deepseek-ai components (disable only), and noise filtering that narrows a 168-package install down to the handful of real plugins. On the skill side each skill shows its only available trigger method, and two independent switches control model auto-load and user-command availability respectively, both hot-effective without touching any SKILL.md file.

Suited to DSH users running multiple plugins and skills who are tired of staring at cryptic English module names. Zero build step, zero runtime dependencies beyond Node builtins, no network calls. Install, restart dsh web, and manage everything from the plugin settings page.

Use Cases

  • Stop guessing what each plugin does from a cryptic English module name, see a clear label and one-line description at a glance
  • Disable or enable a plugin with one click, no config file editing, changes take effect instantly without a restart
  • Figure out which skills are invisible to the model and only triggerable via slash command, in one place

Best For

  • DSH users with multiple local plugins who find the read-only settings page frustrating
  • Managers confused by skill trigger methods who want a unified view of all skill states
  • Everyday users who want to manage plugins and skills without hand-editing config or SKILL.md files