TASK-FIRST PLUGIN DISCOVERY

DSH use cases

Start from “what do I want to do” — 10 task-first domains cover 96% of the catalog (one primary per plugin); each capability tag leads to run-tested plugins. See “More” for the unclassified rest.

16,564
pluginsin the scene index
11
domainswhat you want to do
14
capability tagsfine categories & filters
L1–L5
verified installsfrom install to trust grade
Rule engine + LLM tagging · two-layer scene system · primary-domain counts
01 / SCENE INDEX

10 domains, 14 capability tags

Scenes in plain language: pick a domain by intent, then dive into a capability tag. Each plugin counts toward exactly one primary domain; cross-domain skills appear as secondary tags on the cards.

Scale base
2,256 = 100%
02 / DOMAIN

Memory & knowledge

2,107plugins

Make the agent remember — long-term memory, RAG and knowledge bases.

Relative size2,107 / 2,256
04 / DOMAIN

Dev workflow

1,427plugins

Put the agent in your dev loop — PRs, reviews, issues and branches.

Relative size1,427 / 2,256
05 / DOMAIN

Appearance

1,321plugins

Make the workbench yours — themes, wallpapers and UI restyling.

Relative size1,321 / 2,256
06 / DOMAIN

Notifications

917plugins

Get the message out — Telegram, Slack, Discord, email and webhooks.

Relative size917 / 2,256
07 / DOMAIN

Vision

655plugins

Make the agent see — images, screenshots, PDFs and OCR.

Relative size655 / 2,256
08 / DOMAIN

Office & docs

529plugins

Hand over the document work — Word, Excel, PowerPoint and WPS.

Relative size529 / 2,256
09 / DOMAIN

Content & social

217plugins

Create and publish — WeChat, Xiaohongshu, Douyin and Bilibili.

Relative size217 / 2,256
10 / DOMAIN

Agent orchestration

270plugins

Let agents run teams — multi-agent collaboration and orchestration.

Relative size270 / 2,256
11 / DOMAIN

Workbench

3,041apps

A workbench of your own — desktop/web shells, sidebars and status widgets.

Ecosystem apps · not installed via dsh plugin add

? / MORE

More

693plugins

693 plugins are not yet in a domain (mostly multi-agent/orchestration — the tagging pipeline catches up nightly).

02 / PIPELINE

How it works

One deterministic tag set runs through the registry, scene pages and plugin details — no semantic gap between intent and install.

01 / INPUT

Plugin signals

name
description
github_topics
02 / ENGINE

Rule engine + LLM

Names, descriptions, GitHub topics and AI classification merge into reproducible tags.

03 / INDEX

10 domains

14 capability tags aggregate by primary domain (one per plugin) into task-first scenes; tags still drive filters and tag pages.

04 / ACTION

Plugin details

install_command
verification_l1_l5
01

What are DSH use cases?

A two-layer scene system. dsh.so groups 16,564 entries into 10 task-first domains; each plugin counts toward exactly one primary domain (plus up to two secondary), and 14 capability tags link through to install commands and verification details.

02

How do I choose a use case?

Choose by the job, not the tool name. Commands and databases? Tools & data. Live web or screenshots? Web search or Vision. PRs and reviews? Dev workflow. Word docs and decks? Office & docs. Running social accounts? Content & social. Browse several when a task crosses scenes, and compare plugins by verification, security, health and trust.

03

How are these scenes extracted?

Capability tags merge three deterministic sources — rule engine, GitHub topic mapping and LLM classification; domains aggregate each plugin's primary tag by a fixed precedence (rules → LLM category fallback → manual overrides). The same tags appear on plugin pages, registry filters and tag pages.

“DSH is an open-source agent harness developed by DeepSeek AI. It uses an architecture where everything is a plugin, and is powered by Cordis.”
— DSH README

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