Plugin evidence finder
Stars describe repository attention, not DSH compatibility. Records below are intentionally conservative; no third-party entry is labeled install-verified until HarnessBase retains a real run.
Official
DeepSeek Harness core
The official product repository and architecture source. Included as the identity baseline, not counted as a third-party plugin.
Permission question: Permission behavior depends on the active sandbox, approval policy, plugins, tools, and task.
Interface
DSH Web UI collection
Repository describing a DSH Web UI plugin and skin collection with task board, git graph, remote UI, token stats, and other extensions.
Permission question: Remote UI, repository state, and token-stat surfaces require source and network review before use.
Preset
DSH Anchored Standard
A two-phase DSH preset described as a minimal bootstrap followed by a fuller standard tool set.
Permission question: Presets can change tools and permission assumptions; inspect every enabled component.
Desktop
DeepSeek Harness Desktop
A third-party desktop solution presented as part of the DSH plugin ecosystem.
Permission question: Desktop packaging expands update, filesystem, process, network, and credential trust surfaces.
Design
Open Design
A local-first design application that claims support for DSH and many other coding agents.
Permission question: May touch local files and invoke multiple agent CLIs; classification and integration path need inspection.
Prompt management
Voyager
A browser enhancement and prompt manager that lists the DSH Web UI among many supported surfaces.
Permission question: Browser extensions can access page content; review requested browser permissions and data handling.
Context
OpenViking
An agent context database tagged in the same topic, with no plugin identity established by the API result alone.
Permission question: Context stores may ingest repository content and persist data; integration and retention need review.
Topic pollution
Reactive Resume
An open-source resume builder that appears in the dsh-plugin topic results without DSH plugin evidence in its repository summary.
Permission question: Not evaluated because it is excluded from the native plugin dataset.
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How a candidate becomes verified
- Resolve canonical repository, author, package, license, and installation source.
- Review build scripts, credentials, network, filesystem, process, and shell surfaces.
- Install in a named DSH, runtime, OS, and date.
- Confirm DSH discovers the plugin.
- Run one named feature smoke test and retain success or failure output.
- Publish rollback, limitations, Unknown fields, and a correction route.
Why the Topic count is not an available-plugin count
The GitHub dsh-plugin topic currently returns the official repository, likely native plugins, broad integrations, browser tools, Skills, tutorials, and unrelated projects. Reactive Resume is a visible example in the current API result: its summary describes a resume builder, not a DSH plugin. HarnessBase keeps that rejected record to show the filter rather than silently inflating the total.
Sources
- GitHub dsh-plugin Topic ↗ — discovery input, not compatibility authority.
- Official DSH repository ↗ — identity and architecture baseline.