DeepSeek Harness Plugin Recommendations, Round 2
Discover 8 practical DeepSeek Harness plugins for workflow control, file annotation, browser automation, and custom tool creation. Boost your Agent efficiency today.
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I pulled down the source code and dissected it all the way from the Agent Loop and Cordis runtime layer to the plugin system. In the previous article, I recommended several plugins: dsh-TUI, dsh-web-ui, ModLens, ModSearch, Agent Teams, and Automation.
This article recommends a few more. In essence, they are migrations of Skills, mainly to demonstrate how to develop a DSH plugin.
8 Practical Plugins
I divide them into three layers.
The first layer is input and feedback: @file, paragraph-by-paragraph annotations, and task notifications.
The second layer is execution and rollback: custom tools, recovery by turn, and controlling a real Chrome instance.
The third layer is output and creation: interactive UI, editable design canvas, and Wang Hong handwriting-style PPT.
Once this combination is installed, DeepSeek Harness takes another step forward from “being able to run an Agent” to “being able to run an Agent according to your own workflow.”
