Dominic789654/awesome-deepseek-harness

What it solves

DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is DeepSeek's official agent runtime — the "hands" that turn a model's reasoning into real actions (context management, tool-call orchestration, execution sandbox, feedback loop, session persistence). Its defining feature is an open plugin ecosystem: the community contributes plugins, skills, MCP servers, patch/profile layers, orchestrators, aggregators and UIs. This project solves the discovery problem: it collects the best of that ecosystem (5,657 entries and counting) in one place, so people don't have to hunt across GitHub to find what they need.

How it works

The list is organized into many categories: Official Picks, Official, Profiles & Patch Layers, Harnesses & Runtimes, Security & Permissions, Session & Memory Management, Cost & Usage Tracking, Channel/IM Bridges, Plugin Marketplaces, Visualization, Coding, Agents, Loops, MCP Servers, Tools & Integrations, Orchestrators & Aggregators, UI/Clients, Skills, and Resources. Each entry links to its repository with a one-line description. A dedicated "Official Picks" section gathers recommendations personally made by Tianyi Cui, the DeepSeek Harness team lead, in an ongoing community series on X, each with a link to the original post. A script auto-generates a "Recently added" (last 7 days) section. Plugin authors are asked to add the GitHub topic #dsh to their repos so they can be discovered and indexed, then open a pull request to be listed.

Who it's for

People who use DeepSeek Harness or want to start — developers building agents on top of DSH, users looking to extend their setup with extra skills, memories, security layers, UIs or IM bridges, and plugin authors who want their work discovered by the community. It's also a starting point for newcomers: the README suggests installing a community marketplace (dshmarket) and learning from curated directories (dshfind, awesome-dsh-plugin).

Highlights

• Over 5,657 curated entries spanning plugins, skills, MCP servers, patch/profile layers, orchestrators, aggregators, and UIs
• An "Official Picks" section personally recommended by the DeepSeek Harness team lead, with links to the original posts
• Broad categories covering security, memory, cost tracking, IM bridges, coding, agents, UI/clients, slides, and more
• A script-generated "Recently added" section keeps the list fresh with new entries weekly
• Clear contribution path: add the #dsh GitHub topic, then open a PR; installs are done via simple commands like dsh plugin --profile web add "github:owner/repo#main"