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DSH MCP Manager & Panel: Connect and Manage MCP Servers
Eleven management panels, consoles and connectors (★1–★150) that put every MCP server in DeepSeek Harness on one screen: connect, health-check, toggle, edit, delete.
DeepSeek Harness talks to MCP servers through plugins — there is no separate mcpServers config file to babysit. Wiring one server in is a one-time paste (the setup walkthrough covers it), and picking which servers are worth your time is the curated best-of list. This collection is the day-two job: the panels, consoles and connectors that list every registered server on one screen, hot-reload edits without a restart, run health diagnostics and keep OAuth tokens in order. Since every server registers as a plugin instance, a management panel is itself a plugin — install it like any other.
New to MCP in dsh? Configure the server first (setup guide), then install one panel from the top of this list — start with dsh-skill-mcp-panel if you also manage skills, or dsh-mcp-panel if you want diagnostics around the official client.
36 plugins496 stars
Synced from our GitHub list · Catalog updated 2026-10-05
Why it matters now
A real cluster, not a niche: eleven dedicated plugins between ★1 and ★150, every one installable today — and the pipeline is still active (dsh-mcp-studio landed on 09-26).
The official client only answers /mcp in chat. Panels turn that into a standing screen: server lists, per-server tool listings, health diagnostics and JSON import that hot-reloads without restarting dsh.
The mechanism explainer lives here too: dsh has no mcpServers key — every MCP server is a plugin instance — so 'managing servers' and 'managing plugins' are the same act, and this page covers both sides.
In this collection
Editor’s picks lead, then the rest of the theme is auto-discovered by GitHub topics and ranked by stars. Catalog data, refreshed on every sync.
- 1dsh-skill-mcp-panelby fishquito7
Adds a Web settings UI to view/enable/disable/delete/add skills per workspace, batch-migrate and group them, and manage Stdio/HTTP MCP servers with secrets redacted and HMR hot-reload — all also scriptable via the `dsh-panel skill`/`dsh-panel mcp` CLI family.
Editor’s pickCuratedWeb UI & Frontend17419 - 2dsh-mcp-panelby perrylink
MCP management console for the official DeepSeek Harness MCP client: /mcp command with health diagnostics and pipeline trial calls, a Settings MCP tab with server CRUD (approval-gated writes, automatic backups) and a tool trial console over the official tool pipeline (Apache-2.0, dsh-plugin).
Editor’s pickCuratedDeveloper Tools747 - 3dsh-mcp-manager-uiby imzl-zl
MCP server management UI for DeepSeek Harness Web — floating panel, JSON import, and profile-backed persistence.
Editor’s pickCuratedUI & Experience200 - 4dsh-mcp-manageby null119
Adds a Web settings page that persists MCP definitions and live-loads their tools without restarting the DSH host.
Editor’s pickCuratedMCP & Protocols172 - 6deepseekharness-mcp-managerby xxxyz
DSH durable MCP server manager plugin — Settings UI + HTTP API + mcp_manager_* model tools, cross-platform installers
Editor’s pickCuratedMCP & Protocols215 - 8dsh-mcp-managerby hyqhyq3
MCP server manager plugin for DeepSeek Harness: Settings → MCP page, OAuth (PKCE + dynamic client registration) or static-token auth, tools registered as mcp__<name>__*
Editor’s pickCuratedDeveloper Tools206 - 9dsh-mcp-connectorby duhu2000
DeepSeek Harness MCP Connector: connect servers, search tools across active connections, and troubleshoot discovery. Includes a continuously updated catalog; supports OAuth 2.0 PKCE, API keys, Streamable HTTP/stdio, and mcpServers JSON import.
Editor’s pickCuratedMCP & Protocols409 - 10dsh-mcpby arvinqi
Configures stdio or HTTP MCP servers in DSH, manages their tools, and supports OAuth plus search-based tool injection.
Editor’s pickCuratedMCP & Protocols192 - 11dsh-mcp-studioby functy23
A DSH manager for MCP services and Skills, with controls to add, edit, remove, scan, and import agent configurations.
Editor’s pickMCP & Protocols20 - 12dsh-plugin-hubby wingsky-1
DSH (DeepSeek Harness) web GUI plugin collection — task notifications, provider usage, LAN proxy, MCP manager, worktree sidebar, isolated browser verification. Targets dsh release candidates (rc only, no alpha); exact baseline in README. Install: dsh plugin --profile web add @wingsky-1/dsh-plugins-all
CuratedDeveloper Tools239 - 13jnpzby pazz11
Skills & MCP manager: paste JSON to add MCP servers (hot reload) and upload/parse/manage skills in Settings.
CuratedMCP & Protocols142 - 14dsh-mcp-manager-plusby appthin
MCP management page in DSH Settings: list, enable/disable, restart and delete MCP servers, edit them in form or JSON mode, expand a server to see the tools it registers, and paste-import MCP configs from 14 tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, VS Code and more) in one go.
CuratedUI & Experience51 - 15dsh-skill-mcp-centerby max-null
Skill and MCP management center for DeepSeek Harness: browse and toggle user/project skills, add/edit/remove MCP servers hot without restart, with live per-session status in the sidebar.
CuratedDeveloper Tools12 - 16dsh-project-mcp-managerby wldxiaobai
An MCP management plugin for DeepSeek Harness that extends configuration across both projects and users.
Plugin Tooling51 - 17dsh-studioby jiuge2467
Modern full-stack workbench for DeepSeek Harness — visual MCP debugging hub and visual thinking engine.
MCP & Protocols110
Panels: a management screen inside the dsh Web UI
Settings-page and floating-panel builds — the closest thing dsh has to an MCP dashboard, from the cluster's two head plugins down.
fishquito7/dsh-skill-mcp-panel (★150)
The cluster head: one Web settings UI for both skills and MCP servers — add, enable/disable or delete per workspace, batch-migrate and group skills, and manage Stdio/HTTP servers with secrets redacted and HMR hot-reload. Everything is also scriptable, so CI can drive the same panel.
perrylink/dsh-mcp-panel (★67)
A management console for the official DeepSeek Harness MCP client: the /mcp command with health diagnostics and pipeline trial calls, plus a dedicated MCP tab in Settings. The pick for people who want to interrogate a misbehaving server, not just toggle it.
imzl-zl/dsh-mcp-manager-ui (★19)
A floating panel over the dsh Web UI: paste JSON to register servers, edit them in place, and let profile-backed persistence survive restarts. The lightweight option if you just want the list one keystroke away.
null119/dsh-mcp-manage (★16)
A Settings page that persists MCP definitions and live-loads their tools without restarting the DSH host — the panel to reach for when a restart would kill a long-running session.
Managers: the full server lifecycle in Settings
Add, edit, enable, delete — the managers own the whole lifecycle, several of them with an API or model tools so the agent itself can do the bookkeeping.
zebbkira/dsh-skills-mcp-manager (★22)
Skills and MCP services in one manager — the same audience as the panel head, organized as a manager rather than a dashboard.
xxxyz/deepseekharness-mcp-manager (★21)
A durable server manager: a Settings UI, an HTTP API and mcp_manager_* model tools, so both you and the agent can add, remove and reconfigure servers; cross-platform installers cover the setup.
js2hou/dsh-mcp-manager (★20)
Visual MCP management — the plainest build in the cluster: a graphical list where server entries are edited by hand and applied on restart.
hyqhyq3/dsh-mcp-manager (★19)
A Settings → MCP page with the grown-up auth story: OAuth with PKCE and dynamic client registration, or static tokens, and tools registered per server. The pick when your servers live behind real identity providers.
Connectors: bring servers in and route their tools
The connect-side builds: registering servers, keeping their tools discoverable and injecting only the right ones into context.
duhu2000/dsh-mcp-connector (★34)
Connect servers, search tools across active connections and troubleshoot discovery — with a continuously updated connector catalog and OAuth2 (PKCE) for hosted servers. The bridge between 'installed' and 'actually usable'.
arvinqi/dsh-mcp (★16)
Configures stdio or HTTP MCP servers, manages their tools, and supports OAuth plus search-based tool injection — so only the tools a turn needs get registered into context.
functy23/dsh-mcp-studio (★1)
The newest member of the cluster (published 09-26) — a studio-style take on MCP management. Listed as a watch: young repos here have a habit of climbing fast.
The official mechanism: no mcpServers key — every server is a plugin instance
Coming from Claude Code or Claude Desktop, you expect an mcpServers block in a JSON config. DeepSeek Harness doesn't have one — and that single fact explains what every panel on this page actually does.
A server is a plugin, registered like any other
Each MCP server mounts as a plugin instance through the same flow as every other plugin: dsh plugin add, or an entry in cordis.patch.yml. The mcpServers block you'd paste elsewhere becomes a plugin entry here — which is why the setup guide reads like a field mapping from Claude Code/Codex configs.
What that means day to day
Enabling a server is enabling its plugin entry; deleting it is dsh plugin remove. A management panel is just a friendlier face writing those same entries — often with hot reload, so you skip the restart the manual edit costs. The official /mcp command stays as the no-panel fallback.
Three layers, three pages
Configure a server: the MCP setup walkthrough. Choose which servers are worth connecting: the best MCP servers shortlist. Run and manage them day to day: this page. The broad mcp-tools directory covers the theme beyond management.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an MCP manager panel at all — doesn't dsh already manage servers?
It does, minimally. Every MCP server registers as a plugin instance, so the built-in plugin manager can enable or disable one, and the /mcp command reports status in chat. A panel adds the server-level view on top: one screen listing every server, health diagnostics, per-server tool lists, JSON import and edits that hot-reload without restarting dsh.
Does a panel replace the official /mcp command?
No — it wraps it. dsh-mcp-panel, for example, builds its console around the official client's /mcp command and adds trial calls and health checks. Keep the command as your fallback when no panel is installed.
Can I run two management panels at the same time?
You can, but pick one primary. Two panels write the same profile patch entries and both add a settings page, so you get duplicate views and, on conflicting edits, whoever wrote last wins — the same advice as running two memory plugins.
Will these panels manage my stdio and HTTP servers?
Most handle both stdio and Streamable HTTP servers; the connector line adds OAuth2/PKCE logins and cross-connection tool search. Each block below notes what its plugin covers — check before you install.
Which MCP manager should I start with?
dsh-skill-mcp-panel if you manage skills too (the biggest install base at ★150). dsh-mcp-panel if you want diagnostics and trial calls around the official client. Any of the dsh-mcp-manager family if a clean Settings page is enough.
Can I use one of these as my dsh MCP client, and what about workspace-scoped servers?
In dsh every MCP server is a plugin instance, so a manager panel is effectively your MCP client view: connect, health-check and toggle every server from one screen. Coverage today is profile-wide — workspace-scoped MCP registration is still an open proposal in the official discussions (#8865), so don't bet a workflow on it yet.
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