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Editorial collection · updated 2026-09-09

Best DSH plugins for beginners

Six DeepSeek Harness plugins that install in one command and pay off immediately, with no configuration and no API keys.

This collection selects 6 plugins from the directory. Their verification levels are L1 1, L2 3, L3 2, L4 0, L5 0: L3 means the install command was parsed and a compatibility target declared, while L1 means only the repository and its README were confirmed. No pick has been installed or run in a sandbox, so none claims L4 or L5. 0 of 6 have passed an automated security scan, and the other 6 are marked unverified rather than safe. Declared compatibility targets are 0.1.0-rc.6 or newer 1, unstated 4, 0.1.1-rc.1 || 0.1.1-rc.2 || 0.1.2-alpha.2 || 0.1.2-alpha.3 || 0.1.2-alpha.4 || 0.1.2-rc.1 || 0.1.5-rc.1 || 0.1.5-rc.2 1. Together the picks carry 11,231 GitHub stars, and the most recently checked is Deep Whale (2026-09-18). Every listing below records its own licence, language and last-checked date, so a claim here can be traced back to the listing it came from. Selection weighed capability gain and maintenance through the preview churn rather than star count, so read the list below as a build order rather than a ranking.

Written by Chiyu · Maintainer and editor

Maintains this directory: checks every install command against the published package, assigns verification levels, runs the automated scans, and writes the guides. ·

Plugins in this collection

DSH Market

dsh-market

A visual plugin market inside DeepSeek Harness — browse a curated third-party registry and install from a card.

L3
4.1k TypeScript

At File

FSMargoo

Codex-style @file mentions that search workspace paths in the composer and attach a path reference — not file contents — to your prompt.

L2
513 JavaScript

A multi-engine web search provider for DeepSeek Harness — free engines, Bing by default, no API key needed to start.

L3
201 TypeScript

DSH TUI

ccch1mneyyy

Terminal front end for DSH with a pixel-whale header, live work status, streaming thinking, time rewind and a context/TPS gauge.

L2
3.1k TypeScript

Deep Whale

Small-tailqwq

A whale-girl skin pack that redresses the DSH Web interface, shipped as three separately installable subdirectory packages.

L1
2.1k TypeScript

DSH Pocket

shaobeichen

Scan a QR code to use your dsh web session on a phone over your LAN; outside access is opt-in and runs over a Cloudflare Tunnel.

L2
1.2k JavaScript

The best first plugin is one that needs no configuration, no key and no understanding of the plugin runtime. Everything here installs with one command and shows a visible difference within a minute.

DSH Market

Browse and install plugins from inside the harness. For a beginner it removes the loop of searching the web, copying a command and returning to a terminal, and it is the safest way to explore the ecosystem.

At File

Type @ in the composer, search the workspace, attach a path. It replaces the copy-paste habit between your editor and the chat window, and it keeps large files as references rather than inlined blobs.

Search that works with no signup and no API key. If you have ever asked a model about something recent and received a confident guess, this is the fix, and it takes one command.

DSH TUI

A terminal front end with live status, streaming thoughts, a context bar and rollback. Worth installing even if you mostly use the Web UI, because it makes what the agent is doing legible in a way a spinner never does.

Deep Whale

A skin series. Nothing here improves capability, and that is the point: it is a low-risk install that proves the plugin system works on your machine, and the interface is more pleasant afterwards.

DSH Pocket

Scan a QR code and continue the same session from your phone. The LAN mode needs no public exposure, which makes it a friendly introduction to remote access.

How we choose

Selection criteria for beginners differ from the main list. No API keys, no configuration files, no shell permissions, and a visible change within one session. We also weight failure modes: if a plugin breaks on a new preview release, it should fail to load rather than misbehave, so a first experience does not turn into a debugging session.

Sources & references

The technical claims on this page rest on the primary documents below. Each link is followed so it can be checked directly.

  1. [1]@deepseek-ai/dsh on npm — npmPublished harness package, including the release tags our dshTarget field tracks.
  2. [2]deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness — GitHubUpstream repository for DeepSeek Harness, the Cordis runtime and the plugin loading model.
  3. [3]dsh-plugin GitHub topic — GitHubThe discovery mechanism used to find plugins listed in this directory.
  4. [4]Classifying a repository with topics — GitHub DocsHow the dsh-plugin topic is applied, and why topic discovery is a public signal.

All links last verified 2026-09-11

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