Agent framework
The agent coordinates models, tools, and interfaces rather than being a model or chat tool itself.
Browse the 87 DeepSeek Harness plugins in the project snapshot, with real package names, versions, licenses, registry pages, and source links.
Latest source update: August 29, 2026
ABOUT DSH / THE FRAMEWORK
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is DeepSeek AI's open-source agent framework, built on the idea that everything is a plugin. The official team builds the core while the community builds the ecosystem.
View official sources“Every part of the product is a plugin, including model adapters, tool registries, session logs, and the agent loop itself.DeepSeek Harness architecture documentation
The agent coordinates models, tools, and interfaces rather than being a model or chat tool itself.
Models, tools, interfaces, and skills can be inserted, replaced, and recombined on demand.
A lightweight plugin runtime where plugins export apply(ctx) to register capabilities.
The framework changes quickly and can break compatibility, so every listing declares its status.
11 CAPABILITIES / SYSTEM MAP
Every plugin is organized by purpose, from interfaces, sessions, and memory to models, integrations, and automation, making discovery and evaluation direct.
INTERFACE
Customize the web interface with themes, skins, sidebars, and panels.
SESSION
Improve prompts, message input, conversation history, and session management.
MEMORY
Manage context and long-term memory through compression, recall, and persistence.
TOOLS
Extend agents with web search, file handling, and command execution.
AGENTS
Add skill packs and sub-agents with catalogs and orchestration.
WORKFLOW
Orchestrate tasks, schedules, and approval policies for high-risk operations.
INTEGRATION
Connect external systems through MCP, notifications, and protocol bridges.
MODELS
Connect third-party models and manage routing, fallback, and cost.
DEVOPS
Cover plugin debugging, automated testing, diagnostics, and security review.
KNOWLEDGE
Connect data, research workflows, visualizations, and team knowledge bases.
FUN
Add games, virtual companions, and playful interactions to DSH.
QUICK START / INSTALL SEQUENCE
Install the DSH CLI first. Before installing any package from this market, npm must use npmjs.thewaifu.ai as its registry.
Set npm's default registry to the private source used by this market. This step must run before plugin installation.
npm config set registry https://npmjs.thewaifu.ai/Replace the placeholder with the exact package name from the directory and install it into the DSH web profile.
dsh plugin --profile web add <package>Start or restart the web profile after installation so Cordis loads the new plugin.
dsh webPlugin directory and install registry: https://npmjs.thewaifu.ai/
FAQ / DIRECT ANSWERS
Understand discovery, installation, licensing, compatibility, and submission across the community plugin hub.
Open /en/plugins to browse every package currently listed by npmjs.thewaifu.ai by 11 capability groups, keywords, tags, and featured status.
The hub groups plugins into 11 primary use cases: interface, sessions, memory, tools, agents, workflows, integrations, models, development, data, and fun.
Search by capability, exact package name, or tag, then narrow by category. Cards show the real version, license, update date, and install profile.
First run npm config set registry https://npmjs.thewaifu.ai/, then run dsh plugin --profile web add <package>. Every detail page provides both commands in this order.
Most community plugins use open-source licenses, but usage, commercial, and redistribution terms depend on each repository's license.
The current market snapshot contains 87 local packages returned by npmjs.thewaifu.ai. Maintainers can run npm run sync:plugins to refresh it from the registry.
Registry availability only means the package can be fetched; it is not a security review. Check its update date, source, license, permissions, and install scripts, then test in isolation first.
Yes. DSH and community plugins can change quickly, and registry metadata cannot prove cross-plugin compatibility. Enable and test packages one at a time, preferably in an isolated environment.
The package must first be published to npmjs.thewaifu.ai. After obtaining publish access and releasing it there, run npm run sync:plugins to add it to the market snapshot.
QUALITY / DATA INTEGRITY
Market data comes from the public npmjs.thewaifu.ai registry API and is stored as a local snapshot for reliable builds.
The sync task accepts only packages marked local by the registry; the current market snapshot contains 87 plugins.
The home guide, market cards, and every detail page configure the same private registry first.
Every listing links to its private registry page and the source repository supplied by package metadata.
WHY COMMUNITY / SHARED ROLES
The official team builds the DSH core and Cordis runtime. This market presents community packages already published in npmjs.thewaifu.ai.
Official core team
Maintains DSH and Cordis, powers the everything-is-a-plugin architecture, and stays focused on core development.
Private-registry market mirror
Reads the local package index from npmjs.thewaifu.ai, groups it into 11 categories, and provides consistent registry setup and install commands.
This hub is community maintained and is not affiliated with DeepSeek AI. Registry availability only means a package can be fetched; it is not a security, permission, or compatibility audit.
BUILD THE ECOSYSTEM / CONTRIBUTE
Browse the 87 packages in the current market snapshot. After new packages are published to npmjs.thewaifu.ai, run the sync command to refresh the snapshot.