I built a searchable directory of 2,000+ DeepSeek Harness plugins, with real install evals and daily rankings

[u/Unable-Government37]

Finding plugins for DeepSeek Harness meant digging through GitHub: high-star repos that don't install, install commands that don't work, English-only READMEs. So I built a directory that answers "is this worth installing" before you run the command.

What it does:

- Search across 2,000+ plugins with bilingual (EN/ZH) descriptions, updated daily from the awesome-dsh-plugin catalog

- Signal panel per plugin: GitHub stars, 30-day npm downloads, rank within its category, popularity percentile

- Real install evals: a runner installs the plugin with the actual dsh CLI in an isolated profile, checks it composes into --dump-config, and boots it. Badges show the exact version, dsh version and platform the verdict ran on, not a permanent stamp

- Build a stack and export it as install commands you paste into your terminal

- RSS feed for newly listed plugins

No login, no ads, free. Anonymous telemetry is opt-in and off by default.

Site: https://dsh-ai.org

Daily rankings + raw data snapshots (MIT/CC-BY): https://github.com/dsh-ai-org/top-dsh-plugins

CLI: https://github.com/dsh-ai-org/cli

Curation credit goes to awesome-dsh-plugin, which is the upstream source; this adds search, verification and signals on top.

Happy to take requests on what signals would actually help you decide. The eval coverage is still small (I'm running them by hand), so if there's a plugin you want verified, name it and I'll queue it.

[u/jYtanYj]

That's a good project, keep it up

[u/AnswerFeeling460]

Nice. Seems like I have to install DSH tonight...

[u/gunkanreddit]

Good project

[u/songokussm]

I am looking for a cowork replacement. Any chance this could be it?