DSH Hub

Directory of DeepSeek Harness plugins

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DSH Hub is a bilingual directory of open-source DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugins and clients. Every entry links to a public GitHub repo. Hundreds of verified repositories across Marketplace, Vision, Terminal, Interface, Workflow and Productivity. Also offers DSH Web, a hosted DeepSeek Harness workspace in the browser.

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Who it is for

Developers and DeepSeek Harness users who want to inspect public source before they install a plugin or client.

Main features

  • Every listing links to a public GitHub repository
  • Hundreds of verified plugins and clients
  • Marketplace, Vision, Terminal, Interface, Workflow and Productivity
  • DSH Web hosted workspace in the browser
  • Bilingual English and Chinese directory

Pricing

Free

Platforms

  • Web

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RadarMakers3d ago

A focused directory where every listing links to a public GitHub repository is a sensible way to browse DeepSeek Harness add ons, and the category filters plus star counts and a sort for featured, popular and recently verified make 317 plugins and 8 clients manageable. Many plugins in the list solve near identical problems, for example several cost and balance meters, so the star counts and one line descriptions do real work when choosing. The cards I saw all carry a "Preview coming soon" label, so adding a screenshot or short clip for the UI plugins would help people judge them without opening each repository.