Awesome DeepSeek Harness Plugin

A curated list of DeepSeek Harness (dsh) plugins.

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dsh-market — browse and install everything on this list inside DeepSeek Harness
  1. Ox0400/dsh-vault

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    Encrypted local credentials vault for the Harness: a web settings page and vault_* tools to store, search and copy passwords, API keys, TOTP secrets and card data, with health audits, expiry rotation, imports/exports and read-only/ask access modes.

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  2. Claude Code-style declarative permission rules: ordered allow/deny/ask YAML rules matching tool names, arguments, workspace paths, and agent identity on the tools/pre-execute waterfall, with full session-log audit, dry-run mode, and hot reload.

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  3. LLM-assisted auto approval with countdown fallback for the Auto permission preset: static rules, risk tiers, breaker and file audit.

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  4. Second-model auto-review on the approval answerer chain: a read-only reviewer subagent returns structured allow/deny verdicts with reasons, fail-closed by default.

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  5. Risk-gated approval automation for DeepSeek Harness: flash pre-classifies whether a write/command is irreversible — safe operations are auto-approved, dangerous ones are escalated to human approval (fail-safe). File-diff review with one-click revert and session-scoped snapshots (v0.5.1: precise snapshots via tool-call parameter tracing, incl. human-approval cases).

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  6. Turns DeepSeek Harness into a server-grade multi-tenant platform: remote access + auto HTTPS, subuser permissions & token/daily quotas, sandbox enforcement, encrypted auth & audit log.

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  7. P0–P4 deterministic-first permission gate with permissive tier, learning sedimentation and approval-history UI; hard-deny credentials and protected paths, auto-allow internal read-only tools.

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  8. Login gate for the dsh web surface: password or shared-token authentication, session cookies, rate limiting, and a user-management CLI (dsh.bundle manifest since 0.4.1, one-command `dsh plugin add` mounting).

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  9. Login gate for the dsh web UI: unauthenticated visitors get a login/register page and the first registrant becomes admin; includes user and role management plus login and access audit logs.

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  10. Smart checkpoints, workspace safety guards and instant rollback for DeepSeek Harness.

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  11. Background security auditor for DeepSeek Harness: scans agent outputs for secret leakage, checks command safety before execution, and surfaces findings in a persistent audit log.

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  12. Detects prompt-injection, jailbreak, and secret-leak patterns on the agent/pre-step, tools/pre-execute, and tools/post-execute seams with allow/ask/block tiers, sanitized defend/detection audit events, a defend_report tool, and a destructive-delete command guard.

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  13. Adds an Auto permission preset between Workspace Write and Full access: routine work stays in the official workspace-write sandbox while the current session model reviews escalation and destructive calls, granting one exact wider access once, asking when the intent is ambiguous, and denying critical paths.

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  14. Red-team engagement mode: send one target organization name and a planner session runs a five-role execution team (recon, asset triage, vulnerability discovery, exploitation, internal pivot) at up to three concurrent agents, preflight-checking skills and resources and asking once for any missing key or VPS first, guided by a built-in first-run onboarding skill; scoring follows the merged intrusion scoring rules (8 categories / 25 points) with server-side caps, highest-privilege-wins and per-service dedup, and self-registered accounts never score; findings land in a local SQLite fact base with discovery timestamps, shown in a persistent right-side console of 12 tabs (asset mapping with a discovery timeline, agent roster, session/tunnel state, five-stage attack chain, scoring targets, a report that spells out how each score was obtained — actions, exact commands, credential provenance, tunnel build commands — a category-organised POC/EXP knowledge base and a skill library with per-skill usability verdicts); ships 23 native skills, 53 redteam_* tools and one-command self-update.

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  15. Fail-closed runtime tool-call loop guard for DeepSeek Harness.

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  16. Keeps DSH agents from forgetting your requirements during long tasks. It saves important conditions and completion evidence locally, brings them back after context compaction or session resume, and stops partial work from being reported as the whole task done.

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  17. CC-style auto-approval for DeepSeek Harness: deterministic deny/allow rules plus a two-stage allow/reject classifier with a circuit breaker and denial guidance.

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  18. PII masking for DeepSeek Harness — anonymizes names, phones, emails, ids, and keys before requests and restores them at the display layer, keeping plaintext out of session logs.

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  19. PTES-based penetration testing plugin with Root-Orchestrator architecture for DeepSeek Harness.

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  20. Plugin trust pipeline for DeepSeek Harness: deterministic static scan with verdicts, opt-in runtime guard with honeypot lures, agent audit-protocol skill, and a browser shield status light. Alarm-only, never an enforcer.

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  21. An independent approval subagent judges every sandbox escalation, with a configurable model and an audit log.

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  22. Rules execution engine for dsh: parses AGENTS.md, hard-blocks rule-violating tool calls, text-based B/D rule auditing, /guard command, version-guard for versioned files, and free-zone support (engine skips free-zone sections).

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  23. Fine-grained permission gateway: per-category tool-call review (outside-workspace directories, commands, file read/write, subagents, repeated actions) with global & per-project allow/deny exceptions, quick-tool defaults, custom rules, a bilingual approval modal with inline diff details, custom rejection reasons and a sandbox-upgrade flow.

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  24. Static capability disclosure for DeepSeek Harness plugins: a Settings page and CLI that list installed plugins' capabilities, literal destinations, install scripts, and injection shapes (prompt registrations, shipped skill text, bundle patch), each with file:line evidence. Code-determined, reproducible, zero-token. Disclosure only — not a security verdict, never a safety claim.

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Installing

# from npm (prebuilt)
dsh plugin --profile web add <npm-package>

# from GitHub (first run asks for allowBuilds approval — follow the hint, retry)
dsh plugin --profile web add github:owner/repo

Any plugin you install runs third-party code with your own permissions — it can read your files, use your credentials, and reach the network, and tool approvals don’t sandbox it. GitHub-sourced plugins also run build scripts at install time — pnpm blocks those until you allow them, so an install can stop with ERR_PNPM_GIT_DEP_PREPARE_NOT_ALLOWED or ERR_PNPM_IGNORED_BUILDS; dsh prints the exact key to add under allowBuilds in your profile’s pnpm-workspace.yaml, and the install works on the next run. Allowing a build is a trust decision: only install sources you trust, and pin a commit (github:owner/repo#sha).

Get your plugin listed

Open a PR against awesome-dsh-plugin — one YAML file under data/plugins/ is the whole submission; the READMEs and this site regenerate automatically. Add the dsh-plugin topic to your repo too.