dsh-market
dsh-market adds a visual plugin market to the DeepSeek Harness web settings. It can browse the community catalog, show source and compatibility information, install selected entries, manage themes, and back up profile configuration. Catalog size changes continuously, so no fixed count is used here.
Source repository: dsh-market/dsh-market
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A Marketplace Inside Settings, Not a Separate Website
After installation, the market appears under Settings > Plugin Market in dsh web. The UI fetches its catalog when opened rather than relying on a bundled snapshot. Listings are third-party code, and catalog inclusion is not an endorsement.
Try searches such as:
Find a browser plugin compatible with my current DSH host and show its declared source.
List installed plugins with pending updates, but do not apply changes.
Plugin Install Confirmation and Live Theme Switching
The install flow asks you to confirm the source and shows live progress. Plugin availability depends on the package and host: a refresh can be enough, while some installations require a DSH restart. The no-restart behavior applies to theme switching, where a selected theme can activate immediately and themes are mutually exclusive.
Treat convenience as a workflow, not a trust decision. Confirm the publisher, repository, package, requested build scripts, and DSH compatibility before proceeding. For another way to inspect the ecosystem, see awesome-dsh-plugins.
Backing Up Your Whole DSH Config Before You Experiment
Back up before changing a working profile:
- Export the readable JSON backup from the market.
- Inspect it for credentials or private configuration before moving it.
- Store it in a location you control.
- Install one plugin and verify that DSH starts normally.
- Restore or disable the new entry if composition fails.
Example output request:
Before installation, return the plugin source, package name, compatibility declaration, build-script requirement, and rollback path.
The market supports local backup, WebDAV, and private GitHub Gist flows. Backups can contain credentials, so read the warning and avoid sharing them as ordinary attachments.
Opening the Plugin Market for the First Time
Install dsh-market with:
dsh plugin --profile web add dshmarket
Restart dsh web, then open Settings > Plugin Market. The documented minimum is dsh web 0.1.0-rc.6. If the entry is missing, check the DSH version bundled by your desktop application before reinstalling.
For terminal interaction, compare dsh-TUI. For a plugin with a separate browser extension and daemon, review BrowserSkill.
Operational status verified 2026-09-28: DeepSeek Harness upstream continues to be a developer preview, so compatibility-breaking changes may affect catalog installs. Test each package in a disposable profile.
Reuse a Safe Installation Pattern With EvoMap
dsh-market manages plugin discovery and installation inside DSH; EvoMap separately organizes verified agent assets. Teams can explicitly package an approved source-check, backup, compatibility, and rollback procedure after testing it. See the EvoMap Wiki for the asset model.
FAQ
Is every market listing maintained by DeepSeek Harness?
No. The catalog contains community entries, and inclusion is not an endorsement. Evaluate the publisher and package before installation.
Do all plugin changes avoid a restart?
No. Many installs load after a refresh, while changes that cannot hot-load can require a restart.
Can I restore a backup on another machine?
The market supports importing profile data, but environment-specific paths, packages, and secrets still need review. Use dsh-TUI separately for terminal interaction.
Why can the Plugin Market entry be missing?
An older DSH web host can disable the market. Use the version and browser-console diagnostics in the installation guide.
Preserve a Safe Plugin Installation Procedure
After a safe install, preserve the source check, backup steps, compatibility result, and rollback path as reusable agent experience.