awesome-dsh-plugins

A spam-filtered, open-data registry of DeepSeek Harness (dsh) plugins, bundles, and skills — 27,444 entries from 16,518 authors across 17 functional areas, every one carrying the file its install path was proven in and the dsh version it was checked against.

Browse the reef — the same registry as a filterable, sortable gallery.

Most awesome lists are prose. This one is data: data/plugins.json is the source of truth, this README is rendered from it. Build on the JSON directly:

curl -s https://dsh.works/awesome-dsh-plugins/plugins.json                 # every entry
curl -s https://dsh.works/awesome-dsh-plugins/stats.json                   # just the counts, ~150 bytes

Each entry carries two orthogonal dimensions: category is the form factor (bundle, plugin, skill, theme, tool — what dsh docs call things) and tags is the functional area (what it actually does). stars is the linked repo’s GitHub count (refreshed by scripts/stars.mjs, display signal only), and featured marks a hand-curated editor’s pick.

Use this registry in dsh’s Discover tab

dsh 0.2.1 and later can browse a plugin market from one JSON index at a URL you add. The feature is experimental. This registry publishes an index built by scripts/market.mjs from every entry with a verified npm name whose published versions declare dsh.bundle; git-only entries are not in it yet.

1. Open Plugins, select More beside Experimental plugins, and switch on Custom plugin markets.
2. Select the Discover tab that appears, choose Add index source, and enter:

https://dsh.works/awesome-dsh-plugins/market/index.json

Use that address exactly: dsh refuses redirects, and the dshworks.github.io address redirects to it. Install opens a confirmation first, and dsh runs its own compatibility checks before anything is installed.

Why a filtered registry

DeepSeek delegates the ecosystem to the community: no first-party marketplace, discovery happens on the dsh-plugin GitHub topic. On launch day that topic held 431 repositories. As of 2026-11-02 it holds 25,688, template spam and topic-riders included. A raw topic feed is not a registry; the filter is the value this repo adds.