DeepSeek Harness plugin ecosystem
In DeepSeek Harness, capabilities are plugins. Cordis loads, unloads, and wires dependencies; it does not hard-code agent behavior. Browse our curated community plugins when you want copy-ready dsh plugin add commands, or the plugin guide when you want to install or write packages. Always review permissions before enabling tools that can run shell or touch files.
What ships as a plugin
Model providers, tools, skills, sessions, sandboxes, storage, loops, schedulers, and UI surfaces can all be packaged. You compose them in configuration so swaps do not require forking deepseek-harness itself. That is a different control surface from MCP-centric products — see the comparison page.
Finding packages
Start from official docs and the GitHub topic dsh-plugin. This site keeps a curated navigator (rewritten summaries + copyable install lines). Full public sets live on GitHub; we do not host a live marketplace binary.
Authoring basics
Register tools/services with Cordis, document configuration keys, and test under Minimal or Creative before promoting a preset to Standard. Keep examples free of real API keys. The plugin guide expands the checklist.
Safety checklist
Prefer least-privilege workspaces, disable unused tools, and use Trajectory logs to audit unexpected calls. We do not issue verified badges. Treat community plugins as software you chose to install.
Browse and install plugins
Open the curated community plugin directory, follow the step-by-step plugin guide, or install DSH first if the CLI is not ready yet.