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DSH Plugin Market: Embedded Market vs Web Directory

DeepSeek Harness ships a Plugin Market under Settings; the community ships several more. Here is what each market installs, which install source it trusts, and when a web directory is the better answer.

Searching for a DSH plugin market turns up two different things: markets that install plugins into your profile — dsh-market (★4,636), the Settings → Plugin Market panel, plus livxue/dsh-plugin-shop (★928), bradegithub/dsh-plugins-marketplace (★167), dshplugin/dsh-plugin-hub (★130), kingofsoysauce/dsh-skin-market (★161), 2bingling/dsh-market (★123), sanqi-normal/dsh-webui-market-plugin (★103), mishibeikejie/zat-dsh-engine (★79) and zasenjc/dsh-plugins-store (★69) — and directories like this one that rank them and keep the evidence. This page draws the line: install from a market, choose with evidence.

Need a plugin now? Settings → Plugin Market (or a market panel such as dsh-market) writes it into your profile in one click. Choosing between two plugins that look alike is the harder problem — that is what this directory is for.

182 plugins7,292 stars

Synced from our GitHub list · Catalog updated 2026-09-27

Why it matters now

01

"Plugin market" is the directory's own name, and the whole supply is embedded markets: every one of them installable from inside DeepSeek Harness, all the same shape — browse a remote source, install into a profile.

02

Two jobs get confused. A market installs what you already decided on; a directory helps you decide. The harness plugin manager lists what is installed, a market lists what exists, and neither ranks by evidence the way a curated page can.

03

Install source is the whole security story: dsh-market refuses anything outside the curated awesome-dsh-plugin registry and disables build scripts by default, while an open index mirrors every repository that tags dsh-plugin. Know which one you are trusting.

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.

  1. 1
    dsh-marketby dsh-market

    插件市场 (plugin marketplace): 打开 Settings → Plugin Market 浏览/搜索/一键安装社区插件;安装源限制为 curated awesome-dsh-plugin 注册表(其余拒绝),默认禁用构建脚本(pnpm>=10 需显式开启)。

    Editor’s pickCuratedEcosystem & Resources
    4,636227
  2. 2

    The most comprehensive DeepSeek Harness plugin market — refreshed daily, sourced across the Internet, reviewed before publishing.

    Editor’s pickCuratedDeveloper Tools
    92811
  3. 3

    DSH Web 设置页内的插件市场:经 CI 构建的静态索引浏览 GitHub dsh-plugin topic 全量仓库(3900+ 插件、14000+ 通用 Skills),支持一键安装 / 版本检测 / 自动更新 / 已安装识别

    Editor’s pickCuratedEcosystem & Resources
    1679
  4. 4
    dsh-plugin-hubby dshplugin

    DSH 社区插件市场:嵌入 Harness 设置→插件中心,浏览/搜索/一键安装 4000+ 人工精选社区插件,每日更新。

    Editor’s pickCuratedEcosystem & Resources
    13013
  5. 5
    dsh-skin-marketby kingofsoysauce

    A skin-market plugin embedded in DSH Web's settings page: browse 100+ community skins via an online catalog (schema-validated, commit-pinned install targets), one-click install/update/uninstall/disable, 5-minute silent remote catalog refresh with IndexedDB offline fallback, and a community submission PR flow with human review.

    Editor’s pickCuratedWeb UI & Frontend
    16115
  6. 6

    Web GUI 内社区插件市场:浏览 awesome-dsh-plugin.com 目录,设置→插件→插件市场 一键安装/卸载 profile 插件,后台任务+热挂载+更新检测

    Editor’s pickCuratedEcosystem & Resources
    1034
  7. 7
    zat-dsh-engineby mishibeikejie

    Visual plugin marketplace for DeepSeek Harness — browse, search and install community plugins

    Editor’s pickCuratedEcosystem & Resources
    793
  8. 8
    dsh-plugin-gating-hubby noob-stupid

    Lists and toggles DSH plugin rows, searches GitHub/Gitee/custom sources, installs npm or Git repositories, manages skills, controls local server components, and runs framework upgrade/rollback flows.

    CuratedDeveloper Tools
    928
  9. 9
    dsh-hub-cliby pax-beehive

    Open-source CLI, schemas, resolver, and DSH agent tools for DSH Plugin Hub

    CuratedDeveloper Tools
    4582
  10. 10

    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.

    CuratedMCP & Protocols
    346
  11. 11
    dsh-marketby 2bingling

    Marketplace for DeepSeek Harness with 1,500+ plugins, Chinese search, five-dimensional scoring and one-click install.

    Plugin Tooling
    1235
  12. 12

    Marketplace that automatically categorizes, curates and validates DeepSeek Harness community plugins.

    Agents, Automation & Workflows
    695

The embedded markets, line by line

Every entry below lives inside DeepSeek Harness and installs into a profile, and each gets the same three-part framing: which install source it trusts, what it actually installs, and whether it can undo the install. Star counts come from the 2026-09-26 catalog snapshot — check the linked page before installing.

dsh-market (★4,636)

Source: the curated awesome-dsh-plugin registry only. Every other source is rejected, and build scripts stay disabled by default (pnpm 10+ needs an explicit opt-in).

Installs: community plugins straight from Settings → Plugin Market, with browse and search inside the panel.

Uninstall: the market documents browse → search → install; removal stays with the harness plugin manager (runtime uninstall landed in the v0.1.6 alpha line), so plan on removing plugins there.

livxue/dsh-plugin-shop (★928)

Source: a catalog refreshed daily and sourced across the internet, reviewed before publishing — no single upstream registry is named.

Installs: the plugins in that self-maintained catalog, presented as the most comprehensive market.

Uninstall: not documented in the repo description; assume the harness plugin manager handles removal.

bradegithub/dsh-plugins-marketplace (★167)

Source: a CI-built static index of the entire GitHub dsh-plugin topic — 3,900+ plugins and 14,000+ generic skills, so it lists far more than a curated registry does.

Installs: one-click install into the Web GUI settings page, plus version checks, auto-update and installed-state detection.

Uninstall: not claimed; the index is built around discovering and updating.

dshplugin/dsh-plugin-hub (★130)

Source: a human-reviewed community list embedded as Settings → Plugin Center, refreshed daily (the repo advertises 4,000+ in one line and 10,000+ in another).

Installs: community plugins from inside Harness, without leaving the app.

Uninstall: not documented; use the plugin manager.

kingofsoysauce/dsh-skin-market (★161)

Source: an online catalog of community skins, schema-validated with commit-pinned install targets and a community pull-request flow that passes human review.

Installs: skins rather than plugins — 100+ community themes, with one-click install, update, disable and uninstall from the same settings page.

Uninstall: yes, and it is the most explicit of the seven: install, update, uninstall and disable are all documented, along with a five-minute silent catalog refresh and an offline fallback.

sanqi-normal/dsh-webui-market-plugin (★103)

Source: the awesome-dsh-plugin.com community directory, browsed from inside the Web GUI.

Installs: plugins into a profile from Settings → Plugins → Plugin Market, with background jobs, hot-mounting and update detection.

Uninstall: yes — install and uninstall into a profile are both documented, which makes this the cleanest pick if you want a remove button inside the panel.

mishibeikejie/zat-dsh-engine (★79)

Source: its own visual catalog of community plugins.

Installs: browse, search and install community plugins from a visual marketplace UI.

Uninstall: not documented in the repo description; use the harness plugin manager.

Three routes: embedded market, web directory, desktop handbook

One goal — getting a plugin into your profile — and three very different mechanisms. The distinction that matters: the embedded market installs profile plugins, while a directory owns curation and evidence.

Embedded market (Settings)

The fastest path, and the one plugin authors assume you took. It installs a package into your profile; discovery is limited to whatever catalog that market ships, and ranking inside the panel is usually by stars or recency rather than by evidence.

Web directory (this site)

A directory installs nothing. Its job is curation plus evidence: theme collections, a detail page per plugin, star counts and snapshot dates, and the same coverage in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Japanese. Copy the command it shows, or install from a market it points to.

Client handbooks and walkthroughs

Desktop clients and community guides document a flow — browse the market panel, confirm, restart — rather than index plugins. Useful for screenshots and version caveats; check which DSH version the walkthrough assumes, because the market UI moved between 0.1.5 and 0.1.7.

Install-source security: what a market will and will not install

This section was left open in the previous round and nothing has changed: no DSH market signs its packages, and all of them run third-party code inside your profile. The only real variable is the install source.

Curated whitelist

dsh-market names one registry — curated awesome-dsh-plugin — and rejects the rest, and it disables lifecycle build scripts by default. That is the strictest posture among the panels listed here. The trade-off: whatever that registry has not reviewed is simply absent from the market.

Open index

dsh-plugins-marketplace and dsh-plugin-hub cover far more repositories, because they index or review at scale instead of gatekeeping at the source. "Human-reviewed" and "CI-indexed" are different guarantees: the first means somebody read it, the second means a build job looked at its metadata.

What to check before installing

Confirm that the repository owner matches the plugin's detail page here, check the last push date, and prefer markets whose source list you can actually read. Then install knowing that uninstall support still depends on the harness plugin manager — a plugin that writes outside its own package can survive a clean removal.

Frequently asked questions

What is the DSH plugin market?

The built-in market is a panel inside DeepSeek Harness: Settings → Plugin Market (插件市场 / 插件中心 in the Chinese UI). It browses a remote catalog and installs the plugin you pick into your active profile. The community ships alternatives that mount a market in that same settings page, each backed by a different install source.

Where do I find the plugin market in DeepSeek Harness?

Open Settings and look for Plugin Market or Plugin Center. If it is missing from your build, install one: dsh-market (★4,636) is the most-starred panel, bradegithub/dsh-plugins-marketplace (★167) indexes the whole dsh-plugin topic, and dshplugin/dsh-plugin-hub (★130) embeds a human-reviewed list. Install commands live on each plugin's page in this directory.

Does the plugin market install and uninstall plugins?

Installing is a click — a market writes the package into your profile and it loads on the next start. Uninstalling is not a market feature: removal belongs to the harness plugin manager, and the third-party markets that do offer it (dsh-webui-market-plugin ★103, dsh-skin-market ★161) say so explicitly. If clean removal matters to you, check before you install.

Are third-party DSH plugin markets safe?

It depends on the install source. dsh-market restricts itself to a curated registry and refuses everything else, with lifecycle build scripts disabled by default (pnpm 10 and later needs an explicit opt-in). An open index such as dsh-plugins-marketplace instead mirrors every repository carrying the dsh-plugin topic — broader coverage, less review per repository. A market executes third-party code inside your profile, so read its source list first.

Is this site a plugin market?

No — it is a directory. It installs nothing: it ranks plugins by theme, keeps a detail page, star count and snapshot date for each one, and publishes the same curation in four languages. Install from a market, decide with the directory, and use /submit if a plugin you maintain is missing.

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