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DSH Hub
DSH Hub is a focused directory of DeepSeek Harness plugins and clients. Every listing points to a public GitHub repository, so you can inspect the source before you install or run anything.
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DSH Hub (dsh-hub.org) is a bilingual (English/Chinese) directory of open-source DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugins and clients. Every catalog entry links to a public GitHub repository, so developers can read the source before installing. The catalog currently shows 325 verified repositories - 317 plugins and 8 clients - grouped into Marketplace, Vision, Terminal, Interface, Workflow and Productivity categories, with search, Featured / Popular / Recently verified sorting and gallery or compact views. Discovery starts from the GitHub dsh-plugin topic and a community registry; each repository is checked individually and its visible metadata (stars, language, license) is recorded as a dated snapshot. Verification is a provenance check, not a security audit or endorsement. Developers can submit a public GitHub repository for automated verification plus human review. DSH Hub also offers DSH Web, a hosted DeepSeek Harness workspace in the browser with no local install, a private account workspace and 1M input tokens daily.
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