dsh-plugins

A monorepo of community plugins for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) — @deepseek-ai/dsh.

Each plugins/<name>/ directory is an independent, shippable plugin package you can install into a DSH profile with one command:

dsh plugin --profile <profile> add file:./plugins/<name>

Path-with-spaces workaround. dsh plugin add forwards its argument to pnpm through cmd.exe, which splits arguments on whitespace, so an absolute path like D:/dsh workplace/... is truncated to D:/dsh. From a space-free working directory, run dsh plugin --profile <profile> add file:./plugins/<name> directly.

Plugins

See each plugin's README for configuration, env vars, and per-profile setup.

Repository conventions

• Each plugins/<name>/ is its own npm package (<scope>/dsh-<name> or @dsh-plugs-dev/<name>); plugins declare dsh.bundle.patch in their own package.json.
• A plugin's cordis.patch.yml uses the insert form (bundle-layer add) — id-targeted replace patches are reserved for user/profile layers that override an existing row.
• A user-layer override at ~/.dsh/profiles/<name>/cordis.patch.yml pins provider selection (e.g. searchProvider: firecrawl-local).
• Plugins follow the dsh-plugin-dev skill conventions: function-form plugins, inject: ['web'] (or the relevant seam), Config schema via @deepseek-ai/schemastery, !!js not !js in YAML.

Adding a new plugin

1. Create plugins/<your-plugin>/ with package.json, cordis.patch.yml, lib/index.js, lib/types/, README.md.
2. Mirror the shape of an existing plugin — see plugins/dsh-web-search-firecrawl/ for the canonical layout.
3. Open a PR. The repo carries the dsh-plugin GitHub topic so the DSH community can discover it.