DSPlugin · DeepSeek plugin directory
Everything is a plugin. Search and compare dsh plugins that extend models, tools, skills, workspaces, interfaces, and agents.
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nexu-io
A local-first, open-source design workspace where coding agents create editable prototypes, sites, dashboards, slides, images, and videos.
deepseek-ai
Official projectDeepSeek's open-source agent harness, built around an everything-is-a-plugin architecture for models, tools, sandboxes, storage, UI, and agent loops.
titanwings
A meta-skill that distills a person's knowledge and working patterns into reusable agent skills.
Devin-AXIS
A source-available AI workspace with a self-evolving agent runtime for creating editable code, designs, presentations, websites, and video.
imsai-sh
zhuzhiliao is a web simulation of a traditional toy, featuring real recording samples, zero dependencies, single-file HTML, and mobile-first design.
whiteguo233
OpenBiliClaw is a local-first, open-source AI content discovery agent that learns user preferences and finds content across multiple platforms, with a DeepSeek Harness plugin.
zhu1090093659
dsh-web-ui is a collection of plugins and skins for DeepSeek Harness Web UI, including task board, git graph, right-side panel, remote mobile UI, pet, live token stats, and skin center.
paean-ai
A Swift-native macOS coding agent designed for the DeepSeek ecosystem.
PicGo
The core image-uploading engine behind PicGo, exposed through both a CLI and an API.
liustack
A vision bridge for DeepSeek Harness and text-only coding agents that returns structured OCR, layout, and semantic evidence from images.
nutshellai-tech
An open-source, self-evolving Agent OS that connects teams, AI agents, devices, and compute resources.
xyTom
Coding Tools MCP is a model-neutral coding runtime over the Model Context Protocol, offering file tools, patches, command execution, interactive sessions, and git with permission modes.
Anionex
Agent Vision Toolkit provides vision tools and skills for text-only LLMs, enabling image Q&A, OCR, UI restoration, and GUI automation, with optional integration for several agents.
hellowind777
helloagents plugin is a workflow layer for AI coding CLIs, providing skills, project knowledge, delivery checks, safer config writes, and resumable execution.
ccch1mneyyy
dsh-TUI plugin is a Claude Code style full-screen terminal UI for DeepSeek Harness, featuring pixel whale top bar, real-time status, and time backtracking.
AdamPlatin123
A daily-updated radar that auto-discovers and compatibility-tests DeepSeek Harness plugins, providing evidence-based verdicts and a categorized catalog.
sandbaseai
An open-source CMA-compatible runtime for running local multi-agent systems with multiple model providers, MCP tools, scenarios, and a dashboard.
yejiming
MuseAI plugin is a local AI companion and text adventure app for DeepSeek Harness, enabling character chats, interactive stories, and world-building with persistent memory.
omdsh-dev
DSH-better-sidebar plugin provides a full-featured sidebar workbench for DeepSeek Harness, including file management, editing, terminal, Git, and sub-agent views.
mnemon-dev
Graph-based persistent memory for CLI agents, with LLM-supervised recall across sessions and a single-binary deployment.
awesome-dsh-plugin
A curated directory of plugins for DeepSeek Harness and its everything-is-a-plugin ecosystem.
Small-tailqwq
dsh-deep-whale plugin is a DeepSeek Harness Web GUI skin series featuring whale girl themes, including the maid-atelier skin, distributed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.
PM-Shawn
A local-first, open-source AI agent desktop app with multiple models, evolving skills, and planned DeepSeek Harness integration.
linhay
A local reference skill library for HarmonyOS NEXT development, providing offline documentation and scripts for AI coding assistants.
DeepSeek plugin field guide
A DeepSeek plugin is a modular package that adds a focused capability to DeepSeek Harness. DSPlugin turns 58 public repositories into a searchable dsh plugin directory, so you can compare what each project does before reading its installation guide.
DeepSeek Harness treats models, tools, skills, workspaces, sandboxes, storage, sessions, and interfaces as replaceable plugin capabilities. A DeepSeek plugin can provide one of those capabilities or combine several into a larger agent workflow. In repository names and community discussions, the shorter dsh plugin label commonly refers to software built for that same Harness ecosystem.
Start with the job you need to complete, then filter by capability and implementation language. Compare the README, supported runtime, setup steps, maintenance activity, and requested access. Stars can help identify widely noticed projects, but the best dsh plugin is the one whose documented scope and trust model fit your environment—not simply the DeepSeek plugin with the largest audience.
DSPlugin begins with public repositories connected to the dsh-plugin topic. The directory preserves source facts such as owner, primary language, topics, and GitHub stars, then uses repository README material to create concise comparison copy. Every DeepSeek plugin entry links to an internal detail page, while its source repository remains the authority for releases, installation, issues, and security notices.
Common questions
A DeepSeek plugin is a modular extension for DeepSeek Harness. It can add or replace a model, tool, skill, workspace, interface, storage provider, sandbox, or another agent capability.
The phrase dsh plugin is a compact community label for a plugin related to DeepSeek Harness. The dsh-plugin GitHub topic is the discovery source used by this directory.
They usually describe the same ecosystem from different search habits. DeepSeek plugin is the descriptive phrase; dsh plugin is the shorter label commonly used in repository topics and project names.
Open the source repository and verify its owner, release history, runtime requirements, permissions, network behavior, issue activity, and removal steps. Treat directory summaries and star counts as comparison signals, not security guarantees.
DSPlugin connects real DeepSeek plugin and dsh plugin repositories with concise, source-backed descriptions so you can compare projects before opening a terminal.
Repository names, topics, languages, and popularity come from the public dsh-plugin topic on GitHub.
Categories, languages, repository signals, and concise descriptions help narrow a large plugin ecosystem quickly.
Popularity is not a safety guarantee. Inspect source, permissions, network access, and release history.
Add the dsh-plugin topic to a public GitHub repository. It helps each dsh plugin enter DSPlugin's discovery layer for future catalog updates.
