Tools & Capabilities plugins

DSH tool plugins register new callable capabilities with DeepSeek Harness — file operations, API calls, data processing, search, and other actions the model can invoke directly during a task.

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Cataloged projects

Repositories with traceable evidence of a DeepSeek Harness relationship. They have not been reviewed, install tested, or security checked — the signal below each one is the whole of what the registry currently knows.

How cataloging works
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The authority layer for agentic AI, as a DeepSeek Harness plugin. Governs every tool call against your business rules via TapPass /v1/govern.

README documents a DSH install command Package metadata declares a DSH dependency
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Low-intrusion Settings presentation layer for DeepSeek Harness (DSH): group plugins, hide settings, search and restore - additive client-slot + settings-namespace seams.

README documents a DSH install command Package metadata declares a DSH dependency
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Beautiful themed SVG flowchart tool bundle for DeepSeek Harness

README documents a DSH install command Package metadata declares a DSH dependency

dsh-api

kelemiao
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Local HTTP API for DeepSeek Harness: let other agents control DSH sessions through official ApiProxy routes.

README documents a DSH install command Package metadata declares a DSH dependency

Tools & Capabilities plugins: common questions

What is a DSH tool plugin?
A plugin that registers one or more callable tools the model can invoke, expanding what the agent can actually do.
How is a tool plugin different from an MCP server?
A tool plugin registers directly with DSH. An MCP server speaks the Model Context Protocol and is reached through an MCP client.
Can I control which tools are available?
Yes. Tools are registered per profile, so you can install a plugin for one profile and not another.