dsh-market

What the marketplace offers

DSH Market opens from Settings, then Plugin Market, and presents the full community catalog inside any host that speaks the standard DeepSeek Harness protocol. The catalog lists more than 1550 plugins and grows daily, with category filters, star counts, and top or new sorting. Bilingual descriptions follow the interface language, and each plugin card can show AppStore style screenshots that load from GitHub hosting only.

Installing and updating plugins

Installation is one click: confirm the source and watch the progress, with most plugins going live after a page refresh and no restart. The market adds itself with the command dsh plugin --profile web add dshmarket and requires dsh web 0.1.0 rc.6 or newer, otherwise it disables itself and notes the reason in the browser console. Per plugin update checks compare the npm version or pinned commit against HEAD, and one click updates a single plugin or every plugin at once.

Themes, backups and diagnostics

A dedicated themes tab installs community skins and switches them live, with the choice surviving restarts. Backup and restore exports the plugin list and configuration as readable JSON, and can store it on WebDAV with daily auto backup or sync through a private GitHub Gist. Diagnostics show the plugin load order, duplicate loader entries, dependency mismatches and invalid config entries on one page, while hot disable and enable writes toggles into the profile's cordis.patch.yml without a restart.

Editorial conclusion

DSH Market is released under the MIT license and is written in TypeScript. It ships built in with clients such as dsh desktop and deepseek harness desktop.