Submit a DSH-Plugin

dsh-plugin.org is the community hub for DeepSeek Harness Plugin (DSH plugin). The submission flow matches mainstream plugin marketplaces: publish a public repository → add the dsh-plugin topic → provide a description, install command, license, and compatibility notes. Like mainstream plugin stores, we review every DSH-Plugin, then generate a listing automatically and refresh it regularly, so developers can search, download, install, and use your DeepSeek Harness Plugin.

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DSH-Plugin Hub — built-in plugin marketplace for DeepSeek Harness

This is the built-in plugin marketplace for DeepSeek Harness (the plugin itself, not the website). Its source is open on GitHub — browse, star, report issues, or contribute.

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Three steps from publishing to listing your DeepSeek Harness Plugin

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Publish a public repository

Publish your DSH-Plugin to a public GitHub repository with an accurate description and a README explaining what the plugin does and how to install and use it.

02
Add the dsh-plugin topic

Add dsh-plugin to your repository's Topics on GitHub so crawlers recognize this is a DeepSeek Harness Plugin.

03
Document trust signals

Include the install command, supported profile, license, screenshots, permissions, and compatibility notes so developers can evaluate whether to download, install, and use it.

Pre-submission checklist: get developers to trust your DSH-Plugin

One-line value

Say exactly what changes after installing your DeepSeek Harness Plugin.

Copyable install

Publish the profile and the complete CLI command so developers can download and install with one copy.

Visible proof

Add a screenshot, demo, or real output showing your DSH-Plugin in action.

Clear risk

Declare permissions, external services, and compatibility so developers know if it is safe to install and use.

Earn a backlink from your DSH-Plugin listing

Add a self-hosted badge to your README. After your listing appears, replace your-plugin-slug with the slug from your detail URL so the DeepSeek Harness Plugin detail page drives traffic back to your repository.

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[![Listed on dsh-plugin.org](https://dsh-plugin.org/badges/listed.svg)](https://dsh-plugin.org/plugins/your-owner/your-plugin-slug)

DSH-Plugin listing requirements (read before submitting)

  • · The repo must add the GitHub topic dsh-plugin, marking it as a DSH-Plugin
  • · The README must include an install command such as dsh plugin --profile web add <package>, so developers can download and install it
  • · The plugin must export an apply(ctx) module, following the DeepSeek Harness Plugin spec
  • · This is a community hub, not affiliated with DeepSeek AI; projects that impersonate the official team will not be listed

DSH-Plugin submission FAQ

Does submitting a DSH-Plugin cost money? How long does review take?

Completely free — submitting your DeepSeek Harness Plugin costs nothing. Review time depends on whether the repository meets the requirements: publish a public repo, add the dsh-plugin topic, and write a solid README, and the DSH-Plugin is usually listed within one refresh cycle, with manually verified compatibility notes added in batches.

Why hasn't my DeepSeek Harness Plugin been listed after submission?

The four most common reasons: the repository isn't public, the dsh-plugin topic is missing, the README lacks an install command, or the plugin doesn't export an apply(ctx) module. Check each requirement, fix what's missing, and your DSH-Plugin will be rescanned on the next refresh.

After my DSH-Plugin is listed, do repository updates sync automatically?

Yes. dsh-plugin.org refreshes listed DeepSeek Harness Plugins regularly: stars, forks, last-updated time, and other metadata sync automatically, and README and version info update with them. No need to resubmit — just keep your repository and releases tidy.

Can I submit a DeepSeek Harness Plugin that isn't open source?

No. The hub only lists DSH-Plugins from public repositories: we need source access to generate the listing and verify the install command and compatibility. Private repos or binary-only DeepSeek Harness Plugins can't pass automated scanning, so open-source your project before submitting.

Why is my DSH-Plugin marked as unconfirmed?

unconfirmed means the DSH-Plugin was auto-discovered but hasn't been manually verified for compatibility and usability yet. Every newly listed plugin starts this way and becomes verified once checked. To speed it up, polish your README with install and usage notes and keep the repository active.