hrhgit/deepseek-harness-plugin-manager
Web plugin manager for DeepSeek Harness (DSH): inspect, search, group, enable, and disable Cordis plugins.
A plugin manager and marketplace pair for DeepSeek Harness. The manager plugin hot-loads plugins that are already installed into a running profile through Cordis HMR and lets you enable or disable them and manage their runtime state without restarting; the marketplace plugin discovers, inspects and installs npm plugin bundles backed by verified package and repository facts rather than self-reported metadata. The README is explicit that the repository does not define its own plugin specification — the generated catalog/v2 discovers package manifests in dsh-plugin topic repositories, GitHub Actions centrally verifies the exact npm version and repository ownership and records whether the package declares official dsh.bundle metadata, and the runtime marketplace only reads that generated result.
Install
⚠️ Install command not yet confirmed — check the README on GitHub for the exact command.
Compatibility
DeepSeek Harness with Cordis HMR for the manager plugin; the marketplace discovers npm plugin bundles. Node + pnpm for building. The catalog at catalog/v2 is generated by GitHub Actions, which centrally verifies an exact npm version and repository ownership and records whether a published package declares the official dsh.bundle metadata.
Details
- Repo: hrhgit/deepseek-harness-plugin-manager
- Category: Coding & Development
- Stars: 3
- Version: Repository packages (README states no published version); releases are tagged dsh-plugin-manager@<version> and dsh-plugin-marketplace@<version>
- Last push: 2026-09-21
- First seen: 2026-08-13
Recent updates
The README documents the release process (tags of the form dsh-plugin-manager@<version> and dsh-plugin-marketplace@<version>), the local verification sequence (pnpm install, typecheck, test, build, pack:check), and the split between the catalog generator (CI-verified facts under catalog/v2) and the runtime marketplace that consumes it. MIT licensed.
FAQ
- How do I install these plugins?
- The README publishes no one-line install command — it documents the two packages and their development commands. Check the repository (and its dsh-plugin-manager@<version> / dsh-plugin-marketplace@<version> release tags) for the current installation route before proceeding.
- What is the difference between the manager and the marketplace?
- dsh-plugin-manager hot-loads plugins already installed in a running profile via Cordis HMR and manages their enablement and runtime state. @ruihuahe/dsh-plugin-marketplace discovers, inspects and installs npm plugin bundles using verified package and repository facts.
- Where do the marketplace's facts come from?
- From a generated catalog/v2: GitHub Actions discovers package manifests in dsh-plugin topic repositories and centrally verifies an exact npm version and repository ownership, recording whether the published package declares the official dsh.bundle metadata. The runtime marketplace only reads that result.