dsh-plugin-hub
Plugin Hub for DeepSeek Harness (DSH): a graphical app-store inside the Harness Web UI — browse, search, and one-click install GitHub dsh-plugins, with local ratings, dependency impact graphs, audit logging, and a development scaffold
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Plugin Hub for DeepSeek Harness (DSH): a graphical app-store inside the Harness Web UI — browse, search, and one-click install GitHub dsh-plugins, with local ratings, dependency impact graphs, audit logging, and a development scaffold
Fully customizable keyboard shortcuts for the DeepSeek Harness WebUI — macOS-first defaults, 34 pre-registered features across session/view/clipboard/model/permission/system groups, one-click recording to add your own bindings, silent permission cycling with color feedback.
DSH web plugin: adds a one-click Compact button and a New Session button to the conversation context meter panel. Compact submits /compact to summarize older history; New Session starts a fresh session in the same workspace (agent preset and permission settings follow the deployment default).
Harness Plugin Store Optimized: a customized fork of dsh-plugin-hub — configurable plugin download directory, bundle-layer conflict detection, automatic pnpm lookup, and upstream bug fixes
Security review gate for DeepSeek Harness (dsh) plugins: static pre-install vetting of malicious code, vulnerabilities and supply-chain risks (with deobfuscation decoding), runtime audit, optional tool-call guard, and a one-click web review/install/uninstall panel.
DSH Cordis plugin: turn arbitrary source text or images with text, diagrams, and tables into an AI-generated knowledge graph (facts / inferences / concepts / definitions / examples / counter-examples / rules) with two-way linking between the graph and the original text, plus evidence-grounded verification, questioning, one-click fixes and an audit log.
One-click health check & score for your DeepSeek Harness plugins. Scan → Score → Fix → Share. PerfScope for dsh.
One-click control that closes a session's persistent bash terminal (dual-face: /exit-bash command + session-header button) so the sandbox mode can be switched