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DSH Hub

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DSH Hub is the community plugin marketplace for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), used to browse, search, and install community-developed DSH plugins. The site catalogs plugins by purpose, covering visual tools, Web UI sidebars, TUI dashboards, dsh desktop shells, skills and workflows, and other directions, and provides a directly copyable install command on each plugin page; once installed, plugins run mounted alongside the official client, with no need to fork or modify the official source code. There are two stated plugin counts shown on the page (2,000+ and 724), and the site's update frequency is marked as daily updates. The plugin installation process involves a Node.js environment, starting the harness with npx @deepseek-ai/dsh web, adding packages that declare dsh.bundle to a profile via the dsh plugin command (a pnpm forwarder), and finally restarting for the changes to take effect. The site also encourages developers to tag their repositories with dsh-plugin so they can be included in subsequent daily crawls.

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Dubble

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Dubble is a documentation tool that can observe your actions and turn them into written step-by-step guides, videos, and screenshots, thereby saving you the trouble of manually writing documentation. It is suitable for users who need to quickly create tutorials, how-to guides, and onboarding materials: simply press the record button, complete your workflow as usual, and ready-made documentation is generated when you finish. You can also edit descriptions, annotations, redactions, and screenshots in seconds, or select brand-new screenshots from existing screen recordings. Documentation can be shared with one click, and team members can also be invited to edit and record guides together. The generated guides can be copied and pasted into platforms that support rich content or Markdown, such as Notion, Confluence, Google Docs, and Trainual. When the process changes, you can return at any time and record new steps, or extract screenshots from old recordings, avoiding repetitive work.

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Duel Duck

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Duel Duck is a prediction market platform built on the Solana blockchain, centered on community-driven "Yes/No" binary duels. Users can create or join duels around real-world events in cryptocurrency, sports, politics, culture, and more, choosing Yes or No and locking in a wager amount. Each duel uses a token selected by the creator (such as USDC, SOL, or another supported SPL token) as collateral, is resolved according to preset rules by platform administrators or by the creators themselves, and payouts are automatically distributed to winners by smart contract, with no intermediaries or order books. The platform claims sub-cent transaction fees, approximately 400 ms finality, and fully on-chain transparency, with all entry, settlement, and payout processes publicly verifiable.

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Dyence

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Dyence is a dataset generation platform for video and image AI training that can transform raw videos and images into structured datasets. Its process includes uploading raw videos or images, automatic segmentation and annotation, human review and verification, and multi-format export. The platform can automatically split video clips, identify scene boundaries, generate rich descriptions such as actions, motion, camera angles, and OCR overlays, and supports bulk import directly from YouTube or external MP4 links. The human review step is carried out by professional reviewers who verify the alignment of timestamps, labels, and object tracking bounding boxes. Export formats support JSONL and WebDataset archives and can be pushed to Hugging Face. The platform uses tiered usage-based pricing, and the specific minutes and prices need to be checked in its price estimator.

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Earth Zoom Out AI

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Earth Zoom Out AI is an artificial intelligence-based video generation platform that can convert any image into an "Earth zoom-out" effect video with a cosmic perspective. After uploading an image, the AI starts from a close-up view and smoothly transitions outward, progressively zooming out to the neighborhood, city, and country, and finally presenting a view of Earth from space, creating short-form video content with strong visual impact. The platform claims to use deep learning models, satellite imagery data, and geospatial analysis to ensure geographic accuracy and visual coherence throughout the transformation process, and supports ultra-high-definition output, making it suitable for creating highly shareable content for scenarios such as social media. The page also provides AI prompt examples, video generation history, and package discount information, but specific details such as pricing and free quotas are not yet provided.

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Edgee homepage

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Edgee is an Agent Gateway for AI agents, used primarily for budget-driven model routing, token compression, and team usage observability. It sits between your agents and LLM providers and applies three major capabilities to every request: setting token budgets by developer, group, or entire organization, and when a budget is consumed to a certain extent, it can reroute requests mid-session to open-weight models, allegedly without quality loss and without interrupting the session; trimming input tool results and streamlining output to reduce billed tokens in a semantically lossless way; and observing cost and usage by developer, repository, PR, and model. It supports coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Copilot, requires no code changes, and can begin routing in about 5 minutes after installing the CLI and connecting. Edgee claims it can reduce costs by up to 70%, supports bring-your-own keys, and supports localized deployment.

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EduViz

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EduViz is a short animation generation tool for mathematics teaching. Users only need to describe in one sentence the mathematical dynamic process they want to present, and they can generate a silent mathematics animation clip of about 8–10 seconds. It is designed specifically for courseware slides and existing videos, and is not intended for producing complete lesson explanations. The product emphasizes revealing mathematical relationships through motion, and is suitable for scenarios such as parameter changes, geometric constructions, vector relationships, and limits. The usage workflow is: describe the mathematical moment to be animated, preview the visuals, export the silent clip, and place it into existing teaching materials.

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