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DeepSeek Harness Plugin Directory

DeepSeek Harness Plugin Directory is a directory site that catalogs community plugins, tools, skills, integrations, and community projects in the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem. The website claims to include 21,951 unique records and 20,684 public repositories, with a data snapshot updated on October 10, 2026. It provides leaderboards generated according to scoring criteria; each "best" list publishes a 100-point formula, per-plugin score breakdowns, and reasons for inclusion, and it also features a "Recently updated" freshness feed sorted by repository update time, explicitly stating that a more recent update does not mean better. The directory covers browser automation, control, search, and developer tool plugins; memory, context, session, and knowledge plugins; and security, guardrail, audit, credential, and safety projects, ranking them by public ecosystem evidence rather than sheer popularity. The page also includes a statement about generating AI images and videos without logging in, as well as several specific plugin entry examples, including a free model plugin, a chart generation skill, a desktop version, jailbreak prompts, a knowledge platform, a design plugin, agent tool distribution, browser skills, a visual plugin marketplace, a self-evolving context database, and more. Users can directly browse the plugin directory, which is said to be accessible without logging in. The site's category direction is an AI development-related plugin directory, but it is not a traditional AI programming tool or development framework, so it is classified under other AI tools.

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DeepSeek Harness Plugin Directory is a DeepSeek Harness ecosystem plugin directory provided by DeepSeekHarnessAI.com. The website positions itself as "cataloging community-built DeepSeek Harness plugins, with repository evidence, transparent rankings, and protected installation guidance."

In terms of purpose, the directory is aimed at users who want to discover, compare, and choose DeepSeek Harness plugins, centrally displaying plugins, tools, skills, integrations, and community projects built for the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem.

Main capabilities include:

  1. Directory listings: The website claims to include 21,951 unique records and 20,684 public repositories, with a data snapshot updated on October 10, 2026.
  2. Scored leaderboards: Each "Best" list publishes a 100-point formula, per-plugin score breakdowns, and reasons for selection, scoring comprehensively based on factors such as task fit, maintenance status, adoption, community resilience, and directory evidence. Specific lists include browser automation, control, search, and developer tool plugins (scored by task fit), memory, context, session, and knowledge plugins (ranked not only by popularity), and security, guardrail, audit, credential, and safety projects (ranked by public ecosystem evidence rather than default trust).
  3. Freshness feed: "Recently updated" is sorted by repository update time, and the website explicitly states that a more recent update does not mean better.
  4. Plugin browsing and installation guidance: It provides "Browse the plugin directory" and says it includes protected installation guidance.
  5. The page also contains the statement "No login required! Generate unlimited high-definition AI images and videos for free," as well as plugin installation instructions stating "no login, registration, or API Key required."

In terms of usage, the website says the plugin directory can be accessed and browsed without logging in. When installing a specific plugin, the page example says, "Just install this plugin in dsh; no login, registration, or API Key required." The directory is organized by plugin details, including repository location, scoring basis, and reasons for inclusion.

Applicable scenarios include: finding browser automation and developer tools in the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem; filtering memory, context, and knowledge management plugins; evaluating security, audit, and credential projects; viewing recently updated plugin lists; and exploring community-built tools, skills, and integrations.

Plugin examples appearing in the directory include: Ebony-Vinyl / dsh-our-free-model (no login, registration, or API Key required; supports models such as DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and Kimi K3; claims to be completely free and unlimited), tt-a1i / archify (an agent skill that turns ideas, plans, or codebases into interactive diagrams, suitable for Claude Code, Codex, etc.), dataelement / dsh-desktop (DSHDesktop: DeepSeek Harness desktop version), YuJunZhiXue / dsh-purge (DeepSeek Harness armor-breaking, can swap prompts for different models), Tencent / WeKnora (open-source LLM knowledge platform that turns raw documents into queryable RAG, autonomous reasoning agents, and a self-maintaining Wiki), nexu-io / open-design (called the best DeepSeek Harness design plugin, a local-first desktop application supporting HTML/PDF/PPTX/MP4 export and multiple CLIs via BYOK), superdesigndev / treg (an OpenRouter for agent tools), Tencent / BrowserSkill (lets AI agents use a real, logged-in browser, providing a CLI and extension), dsh-market / dsh-market (a visual plugin marketplace inside DeepSeek Harness supporting browsing, search, and one-click installation), anywhere-labs / dsh-desktop (a modern desktop solution built for the DSH plugin ecosystem), volcengine / OpenViking (a self-evolving context database for AI agents, unifying agent memory, knowledge RAG, and skills).

Regarding limitations, the material does not provide information on the website's own registration, fees, pricing, platform support, or effect guarantees. The descriptions of each plugin's functions, free and unlimited nature, etc. in the directory all come from the corresponding project pages, and their accuracy and availability have not yet been independently verified. The website claims it can be used without login, but does not state whether there are access restrictions, regional restrictions, or terms-of-service constraints. Regarding the specific mechanism of the "protected installation guidance," the security review standards, and the directory's inclusion and update process, the material does notprovide detailed explanations.

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