Contact
One inbox family for corrections, removals and reports. Include the repository URL so a reply can be specific. New plugin submissions are not taken here — they are filed through the submission channels, so the review can stay public. If your question is about why something is listed, read the editorial policy first — most of those answers are already written.
Submissions
Submissions are filed, not emailed: an agent POSTs the intake API, or a human opens the submission issue form — both land in the same public review queue. The submission page has the checklist and the exact payload.
alldsh.com/submit/
Corrections and removals
Wrong install command, stale category, archived repository, or a listing you want removed. Maintainers can correct their own listings. For removals, say whether you are the author or acting for them; we may ask for a repository confirmation before unpublishing.
corrections@alldsh.com
Security reports
If a listed plugin looks malicious or starts behaving differently from its source, report it. Reports are acted on before they are investigated. Include the listing URL, the repository commit if known, and what you observed — install scripts, outbound calls, or a package that no longer matches the README.
security@alldsh.com
Everything else
Guide corrections, factual errors, broken links and questions about the verification rules all belong here too. Read the editorial policy first if your question is about why something is listed.
hello@alldsh.com
Upstream issues are not ours to fix
Bugs in DeepSeek Harness itself, or in a specific plugin, belong in the relevant GitHub repository. This site has no write access to those projects and cannot patch them. What it can do is correct a listing that misrepresents a plugin, and that is worth reporting.
What to expect
Corrections that change install commands or security signals are prioritised over editorial polish. We do not run plugins in a sandbox for every message, and we do not promise a timeline for listing new projects during preview churn. If something on a listing is factually wrong today, say so with evidence — that is the fastest path to a fix. For citation and quoting rules, see how to cite this site. For the limits of what verification claims mean, see verification levels.