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DeepSeek Harness Official introduction and entry for the DeepSeek Harness developer preview. deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness Official MIT open-source repository with source, examples, contribution history, and releases. @deepseek-ai/dsh Official @deepseek-ai/dsh npm package for launching the local Web UI. DSH Web UI Guide Official getting-started notes: configure a model, pick a workspace, run the first task. DSH Architecture Technical docs on Cordis, plugins, services, session state, and the Agent Loop. Cordis Spatiotemporal composition framework and plugin service model underneath DSH. dsh-plugin on GitHub GitHub projects tagged dsh-plugin — check maintainers and code quality before use. DeepSeek Code Directory Independent community directory of DSH plugins, tools, and infrastructure by category. Browse all curated resources Modes Plugin guide UI skins Contribute FAQ About
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Community

DeepSeek Code Directory community lists and DeepSeek Harness curated plugins

  • Curated cards first
  • Community indexes second
  • Category navigation

Awesome-lists update on their maintainers’ schedules. Curated cards on this site move slower on purpose — fewer pages, clearer install one-liners, no fake AggregateRating stars.

Open resource ↗ Open curated plugin directory
  • Curated ≠ full scrape
  • External lists secondary
  • Still audit each repo

Curated

On-site

/plugins/directory/

Lists

Community

awesome-style indexes

Topic

Firehose

dsh-plugin on GitHub

Guide

Safety

Plugin checklist before add

What community directories usually are

Projects such as awesome-deepseek-harness collect links to plugins, tools, and infrastructure. They update on their own maintainers’ schedules and may include entries this portal has not rewritten yet. That freshness is useful — and it is also why you must still audit each repo before Standard.

A categorized list is not a sandbox. Each linked repo still needs a maintainer check — same discipline as the dsh-plugin topic. The curated community plugins page on harness-ds.com is a navigator with intentional latency. We rewrite descriptions, keep install one-liners auditable, and refuse fake AggregateRating stars. Curation will not mirror thousands of thin pages; latency is a feature for operators and for search quality.

If you only have time for one list inside this portal, use that directory — not a scraped clone of someone else’s README. Stabilize core flows via install and Web UI before you browse any list. Pair discovery with the plugin guide so every add has an unload path.

Why the distinction matters

Different jobs

Awesome-lists maximize coverage; curated cards maximize clarity and locale notes.

Avoid index bloat

Scraping thousands of thin pages hurts operators and search quality. Latency is a feature.

Same safety bar

Neither list is a sandbox. README, scopes, and modes still apply — [plugin guide](/en/plugins/guide/).

Clear CTAs

Primary path on this spoke is the curated directory; external indexes remain optional reading.

Use both without getting lost

  1. 1

    Install and stabilize

    Follow [install](/en/install/) and the [Web UI guide](/en/dsh/web-ui-guide/) until a first task is boring.

  2. 2

    Browse curated cards

    Open [plugins/directory](/en/plugins/directory/) for rewritten, locale-aware entries.

  3. 3

    Optionally scan external lists

    Use awesome-deepseek-harness or the [dsh-plugin topic](/en/dsh/dsh-plugin-topic/) for gaps.

  4. 4

    Validate before Standard

    Test in Minimal/Creative — [modes](/en/modes/) — and follow the [plugin guide](/en/plugins/guide/).

Go deeper

Independent community directory of DSH plugins, tools, and infrastructure by category.

What this site’s curated directory is

Curation will not mirror thousands of thin pages. Cards get rewritten copy, auditable install lines, and locale notes. Architecture context: architecture. Cordis habits: cordis. Product entry: overview.

How community lists fit the hub

Treat external indexes as reading maps beside the firehose topic — useful for gaps, never a replacement for curated clarity. Hub home: DSH resources. npm identity: npm. Source: github. Modes before Standard: modes.

Suggesting a curated card

Shipping a solid dsh-plugin with secrets docs and a disposer matters more than asking for a badge — contribute. Tutorials for operators: tutorials. Process issues after a bad add: troubleshoot.

Related hub context

Site-level questions including “is this DeepSeek HQ?” belong on FAQ. Publishing norms and portal typos: contribute. Long-tail discovery remains on the dsh-plugin topic spoke.

FAQ

Which directory should I click first?

This site’s curated plugins directory. External awesome lists are secondary discovery after install is stable.

Is awesome-deepseek-harness official DeepSeek?

It is a community index. Official source remains deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness; product framing on deepseek.com/harness.

Why isn’t every topic plugin listed here?

Curation is slow on purpose. Use the plugin-topic spoke for the firehose.

Can I suggest a curated card?

Yes — see contribute. Shipping a solid dsh-plugin matters more than asking for a badge.

Is harness-ds.com DeepSeek product headquarters?

No. This portal curates guides and a plugin navigator. Product HQ framing is on deepseek.com/harness — more on FAQ.

Lists multiply; blast radius does not need to. Prefer the curated directory on this site, keep external indexes as optional reading, and install packages only after README and mode hygiene check out.

More curated DSH resources

Each card opens a full landing page — same hub, different job.

Back to curated DSH resources →

Directories and discovery

Browse curated plugins, skim the dsh-plugin topic spoke, or install DSH before you add community packages.