When your agent is all plugins, you need a phone book

What it does This repository is an awesome-list that catalogs community plugins for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), DeepSeek’s open-source coding agent. Because DSH treats everything—models, sandboxes, session storage, even the agent loop—as swappable plugins, the list acts as a central directory for discoverability. Entries span UI tweaks, themes, tool integrations, and model providers, each installable via dsh plugin add using a dsh.bundle manifest.

The interesting bit The list doesn’t pretend to vet code: it carries a blunt warning that installing any plugin runs third-party code with your permissions, so being featured is not a security endorsement. That honesty is rare for a curated list, and it underscores how radically open DSH’s architecture really is.

Key highlights

• Organizes plugins into categories like UI enhancements, themes, memory, tools, and model providers
• Companion plugins such as dsh-market and dsh-find-plugin offer GUI and chat-based discovery on top of the list
• Maintains a live plugin-count badge and welcomes community PRs
• Every listed plugin declares a dsh.bundle manifest for one-line installation inside DSH

Caveats

• This is pure curation and metadata; the actual runtime value lives in DeepSeek Harness and the individual plugins
• The README explicitly warns that listed plugins are not security-reviewed and can read your files, credentials, and network

Verdict A useful bookmark if you’re already running DSH and want to swap out its UI, models, or tools. If you’re not using DeepSeek Harness, this list has nothing to run on its own.