Plugin market

DSH plugin market and 16 default bundles

DSH Desktop Station treats the official DSH profile as the single source of plugin state. The default bundles are pinned and described with their source, version, permissions and license information.

Desktop capabilities: 10 project-maintained bundles

  • dsh-work-product-host-ipcDesktop IPC, Browser Workspace, file dialogs and window Host
  • dsh-desktop-profile-hostProfile filesystem, controlled pnpm and DSH CLI runtime
  • dsh-desktop-chromeDesktop chrome adaptations such as macOS title-bar safe areas
  • dsh-project-toolsProject workspace tools
  • dsh-canvas-toolsSession-versioned Canvas and local site tools
  • dsh-structured-ui-toolsStructured result rendering
  • dsh-model-inheritanceParent and child Agent model inheritance
  • dsh-product-bridgeApplication command context for the current profile
  • dsh-office-toolsDOCX, XLSX, PPTX and PDF artifacts
  • dsh-client-ui-worktreeGit Worktree workspace

Community selections: 6 pinned third-party bundles

Why pin versions? Pinned versions make new-profile initialization reproducible and let the release record checksums, permissions, dependencies and licenses. App updates do not restore bundles you disabled or removed.

Installing plugins safely

  • Open Plugin Market in DSH Settings and review source, version, compatibility and permissions before installing.
  • Plugins that match the official DSH Bundle and dshClient contracts generally do not need to be rewritten for DSH Desktop.
  • Third-party plugins are maintained by their own authors. Being visible in the market does not mean DSH Desktop has audited or endorsed them.
  • To suggest a plugin, use the GitHub community showcase.

DSH plugin FAQ

What are the most popular DSH plugins?

The most widely used DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugins include the workspace sidebar (file tree, editor, Git and terminal), the task board (scheduled runs and execution history), the plugin market (install, update, backup and restore), end-to-end encrypted remote access, and skin-center themes. DSH Desktop ships the high-frequency ones as pinned default bundles, ready out of the box.

How do I install a DSH plugin?

Open the plugin market inside DSH Desktop Settings and review the source, version, compatibility and permissions before installing in one click. You can also use the official DSH CLI against the same profile. Third-party plugins are maintained by their own authors and are not audited or endorsed by DSH Desktop.

What is the difference between a plugin and a default bundle?

A bundle is a plugin preinstalled by DSH Desktop at a pinned version with integrity, permission and license records. A plugin is the broader category that also includes anything you install yourself from the market at any time. App updates only upgrade the bundle manifest and never touch, restore or re-enable plugins you installed, disabled or removed yourself.