zat-dsh-engine: A Visual Plugin Marketplace for DeepSeek Harness

Zat-DSH Engine is a visual plugin marketplace plugin (DSH plugin) for DeepSeek Harness, maintained by mishibeikejie under the MIT license, last updated in 2026-08. It solves the problem of discovering, installing, and managing community plugins in DSH by bringing a Wallpaper Engine-style marketplace experience to the web GUI. Once installed, it adds a "Plugin Market" tab under "Settings → Plugins" in the DeepSeek Harness web GUI, listing the entire dsh-plugin topic community from GitHub, showing bilingual intros, and installing plugins with one click.

What core features does the Zat-DSH Engine DSH plugin support?

Zat-DSH Engine offers a full community catalog (live GitHub search of the dsh-plugin topic, 1700+ repositories and growing), an AI plugin finder (in any conversation, describe what you need and the AI searches the market, recommends candidates, and reports each one's pre-install health + security scan with ✅/⚠️/❌ indicators), 12 categories (Theme, Tools, Browser, Skills, Vision, Network, Agents, Data, Hardware, Design, Security, etc.), live search (type to filter, no Enter key needed; clearing the box returns to the full list), bilingual intros (999 pre-translated Chinese intros bundled; new plugins are translated on the fly by your current model; English UI shows the original GitHub description), install/update/uninstall (one click, powered by the official dsh plugin profile mechanism, using pnpm under the hood), monorepo-aware install (single-plugin repos install silently, multi-plugin repos offer a plain-language picker), installed detection (marks plugins you already have, with version comparison and an update badge when a newer version is released), cross-platform support (full Windows and Linux support, PowerShell/sh, curl/wget, system-proxy aware), network auto-adaptation (inherits your VPN/system proxy for fetching and installing; if GitHub is unreachable, requests automatically fall back to gh-proxy.com and recover; works without a VPN: proxy → direct → mirror → built-in fetch fallback), one-click enable/disable (toggle plugins right on the card, with official core and the market itself protected), pre-install conflict gate + health check (blocks two marketplaces at once, official-package hijack, duplicate patch rows / registered names; one-click health report on conflicts and dependency issues), pre-install health + security scan (every candidate is checked before install: entry files, build artifacts, dependency style, network destinations, OS support; the security scan catches obfuscation/credential theft/exfiltration but only warns, no false positives; objective issues like missing entries or unsupported OS are blocked), one-click check + repair (detects network/pnpm/entry/OS/past-error problems in one click, auto-fixes what it can, and explains the rest), safe by default (install/uninstall/toggle roll back automatically on failure; a last-known-good backup restores a broken profile with one command), live progress bar (install/update/uninstall show a bar right on the card with percent and live counts; progress survives leaving and re-entering the market), one-click star (reuses your local git credentials to star repos; badge color legend, auto-fading notices), and self-update (a button appears beside the title when a newer version of the marketplace itself is available).

How do I install Zat-DSH Engine?

Installing Zat-DSH Engine is straightforward. The recommended command (from GitHub) is:

dsh plugin --profile web add github:mishibeikejie/zat-dsh-engine

If you are in China without a VPN, you can use the domestic mirror (verified):

dsh plugin --profile web add https://gh-proxy.com/https://github.com/mishibeikejie/zat-dsh-engine.git

Both commands install the same plugin. Once installed, the market's own search and install paths carry the mirror fallback, so networking is handled for you.

Which DeepSeek Harness versions and platforms are compatible with Zat-DSH Engine?

Zat-DSH Engine fully supports Windows and Linux, covering PowerShell and sh script environments, and adapts to curl/wget download tools. It depends on official packages such as @deepseek-ai/dsh-fs, @deepseek-ai/dsh-llm, @deepseek-ai/dsh-subprocess, and @deepseek-ai/dsh-typert-protocol, ensuring deep integration with DeepSeek Harness.

How does Zat-DSH Engine handle security and rollback?

Zat-DSH Engine is safe by default: install, uninstall, and toggle operations roll back automatically on failure; a "last-known-good" backup restores a broken profile with one command. Pre-install, every candidate plugin undergoes a health and security scan. Objective issues (such as missing entries or unsupported OS) are blocked, while security scans (obfuscation, credential theft, data exfiltration) only warn, avoiding false positives.

What about the community and licensing of Zat-DSH Engine?

Zat-DSH Engine is developed by mishibeikejie, licensed under MIT, and written in TypeScript. The project has 51 stars and 2 forks on GitHub, was created on 2026-08-14, last updated on 2026-08-16, and currently has 3 open issues.

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