TYEclipse/dsh-plugins-hub
Independent plugin index for DeepSeek Harness (dsh) — curated directory of community plugins, updated daily
An evidence-backed plugin index for the DSH ecosystem. Each row lists a plugin's install command, its verification status, a security-review pass, a trial result (installed into an isolated profile with a real end-to-end tool call), the checked-at date and the exact verified commit. It currently indexes first-party TYEclipse math / utility plugins (netdoctor, webfetch, units, color, semver, finance, ipcalc, geodesy, checkdigit, musictheory, chem, probstat, linalg, complex, boolean) plus third-party entries such as Code2Skill, Archify for DSH, MemOS Cloud and PicGo Upload. Submissions go through the repository's Plugin Submission issue template so the pipeline can verify them before they are added.
Install
⚠️ Install command not yet confirmed — check the README on GitHub for the exact command.
Compatibility
Independent community index for DeepSeek Harness, maintained by the dsh-autopilot pipeline and updated daily; explicitly not affiliated with DeepSeek AI. Entries are gated on a preliminary source review (TRACE-lite: trust / reliability / auditability / confidentiality / effectiveness) and an isolated-profile end-to-end trial call at a pinned commit.
Details
- Repo: TYEclipse/dsh-plugins-hub
- Category: Files & Data
- Stars: 2
- Version: Not an installable package — curated index; per-plugin release tags are listed in the table (e.g. dsh-netdoctor v0.2.0, dsh-webfetch v0.3.0, dsh-units v0.4.0)
- Last push: 2026-09-20
- First seen: 2026-08-13
Recent updates
The index is refreshed daily by automation rather than versioned; each entry carries its own checked-at date and verified commit so the freshness of a listing is visible. Verify the linked plugin repository for its own release notes.
FAQ
- Can I install this index as a plugin?
- No — the repository is a curated index, not a package. Install the individual plugins it lists, each with its own documented command and pinned tag.
- What does the verified mark mean?
- Per the README, a plugin is only added after the pipeline runs a preliminary source review and installs it into an isolated profile for one real end-to-end tool call at a pinned commit; the trial result is shown in the table.
- How do I get my plugin listed?
- Add the dsh-plugin topic to the repository and open an issue using the Plugin Submission template with name, repo link, release tag, license and install command.
Alternatives
awesome-dsh-plugin/awesome-dsh-plugin · white0dew/awesome-dsh-plugins · bradeGithub/DSH-Plugins-Marketplace