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How to find and install a vetted DSH plugin with Awesome DeepSeek Harness

Use the listed marketplaces to browse plugins, then install one into your DSH profile.

Remote script. Plugins from the marketplaces run code in your DSH setup, so only install ones whose repos you have checked.

Who it is forA new DSH user who does not know which community plugins are worth installing.

The problemThousands of community plugins exist and it is hard to tell which ones are reliable.

The outcomeA plugin installed from a marketplace, chosen with the help of ratings and a listing rule that requires it to be installable.

What you need first

  • DeepSeek Harness (DSH) installed, with the dsh command available
  • Access to the target plugin repo on GitHub, which should carry the #dsh topic
  • A DSH profile to install plugins into (the examples use the profile name web)

Steps

  1. Run npx @deepseek-ai/dsh web to launch the DSH Web UI.
  2. Run dsh plugin --profile web add dshmarket to install the marketplace plugin.
  3. Browse or search the marketplace in the DSH settings page and pick one plugin.
  4. Check that plugin's rating on dshfind.com and confirm it is listed on awesome-dsh-plugin.com, which only lists repos installable via dsh plugin add.
  5. Install the chosen plugin and confirm it appears after a refresh.

Prompt for your agent

Using the DSH list at https://github.com/Dominic789654/awesome-deepseek-harness, install the dshmarket plugin into the web profile, then find one plugin in the marketplace matching <desired-feature>. Report the plugin name and its install command. Verify the plugin appears in the DSH settings page after refresh.

Caveat. The README notes that the listed sites are not official and their content is not vetted by the DSH project.

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