DSH Plugin Market

This plugin provides a Settings-native configuration editor and npm-backed plugin market for DeepSeek Harness.

Install this repository into a Web profile:

pnpm dsh plugin --profile web add D:\dev\dsh\plugins\market
pnpm dsh web

Its bundle adds dsh-plugin-market automatically. Its dsh.client browser half registers 插件配置 as a first-class left-side Settings section, alongside the built-in items. The 添加插件 view queries npm for packages named dsh-*, filters the result to that namespace, and allows a user to select an exact published version before running dsh plugin --profile web add <package>@<version>. Scoped names in the @scope/dsh-* namespace can be looked up by their full package name and use the same install and configuration flow.

The GitHub 精选 view reads the stars, npm mapping, and added-date data published by awesome-dsh-plugin. Its install action runs dsh plugin --profile web add github:<owner>/<repo> for the selected repository. When DSH records a package name for that installation, the page also offers 添加到配置; bundle packages remain activated by DSH's profile manifest without an extra Loader row.

After installation, 添加到配置 appends an inserted Loader row for the package to the active profile's user patch. It deliberately requires installation first so a saved row is always resolvable by DSH's profile module lookup. The page reloads the active profile after the patch changes.

The configuration endpoint is intentionally limited to loopback clients, even if the Web UI has been bound to a LAN address.

Saving appends one id-targeted row to the active profile's cordis.patch.yml. Adding a package similarly appends only its one inserted row. Existing YAML is never re-serialized, so comments and every untouched user patch stay unchanged. Clicking Save always appends an explicit patch, including when the value equals the current effective configuration.

Cordis replaces a whole config value for an id-targeted patch; it does not merge individual fields. The editor therefore saves the complete JSON configuration for the selected plugin. A true generic per-field patch cannot be implemented only by this plugin because the underlying Cordis patch format has no field-level operation.