DeepSeek Harness supports plugins, but installing one usually means finding the
right package name, running a command, checking the profile, and deciding
whether DSH needs a restart.
I built a standalone plugin called relay-dsh-plugin-manager. Install it once,
and you can search for and manage other DSH plugins directly from a
conversation.
19-second demo: search for the Codex plugin, inspect the installation plan, confirm it separately, and finish the installation. Watch the full 38-second MP4 at normal speed.
What it does
You can write requests such as:
Find a workspace file browser plugin
Install relay-dsh-plugin-codex
List my installed plugins and their status
Disable example-dsh-plugin
Plugin Manager can:
- search npm and GitHub from a description of the capability you need;
- show a plugin's source, version, and basic information;
- install, update, enable, disable, or remove a plugin;
- show a plan first and wait for a separate confirmation before changing DSH.
Search and inspection are read-only. A vague request cannot immediately start
an installation.
How it differs from a typical plugin marketplace
| Typical plugin marketplace | DSH Plugin Manager |
|---|---|
| Browse categories and lists | Describe the capability you need |
| Click an install button | Ask from the current conversation |
| Search mainly by name | Search with a natural-language requirement |
| Start after the click | Review a plan, then confirm separately |
This is not meant to replace a visual marketplace. A traditional marketplace is
better for browsing. Plugin Manager is useful when you are already working in
DSH and want to find or install something without leaving the conversation.
Install it
The current release is a preview. Stop DSH Web, then run:
dsh plugin --profile web add relay-dsh-plugin-manager@next
dsh web
The manager itself still needs this one command. After that, other plugins can
be managed from Chat. KeySync's one-click DSH setup installs Plugin Manager
automatically.
The current release manages the running web profile. Some plugin changes may
still require a DSH restart.
Links
- GitHub: relay-dsh-plugin-manager
- npm: relay-dsh-plugin-manager
- Relay DSH plugin catalog
- Official DeepSeek Harness repository
The plugin is developed in Relay but installs independently on official DSH. It
does not require a Relay fork.

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