Tools & data
2,256pluginsGive the agent hands — commands, files, databases and storage.
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.
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.
Give the agent hands — commands, files, databases and storage.
Make the agent remember — long-term memory, RAG and knowledge bases.
Get the agent online — live search, crawling and reading the web.
Put the agent in your dev loop — PRs, reviews, issues and branches.
Make the workbench yours — themes, wallpapers and UI restyling.
Get the message out — Telegram, Slack, Discord, email and webhooks.
Make the agent see — images, screenshots, PDFs and OCR.
Hand over the document work — Word, Excel, PowerPoint and WPS.
Create and publish — WeChat, Xiaohongshu, Douyin and Bilibili.
Let agents run teams — multi-agent collaboration and orchestration.
A workbench of your own — desktop/web shells, sidebars and status widgets.
Ecosystem apps · not installed via dsh plugin add
693 plugins are not yet in a domain (mostly multi-agent/orchestration — the tagging pipeline catches up nightly).
Domains are aggregate views; every capability tag still has its own category page and filters — registry, plugin details and tag pages share the same tags.
One deterministic tag set runs through the registry, scene pages and plugin details — no semantic gap between intent and install.
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github_topicsNames, descriptions, GitHub topics and AI classification merge into reproducible tags.
14 capability tags aggregate by primary domain (one per plugin) into task-first scenes; tags still drive filters and tag pages.
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verification_l1_l5A 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.
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.
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.”
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