hikariming/dshfind

What it solves

DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is a complex system to learn and extend. dshfind brings everything into one place: structured lessons that walk through DSH principles and the Cordis paper, a live marketplace that automatically lists any public GitHub repository tagged with dsh-plugin, and guides plus rankings to help developers follow best practices.

How it works

• Learning: Lessons are written as MDX files under src/content/lessons, covering topics like monads, coeffects, revertible effects, effect composition, and spatiotemporal composability. The site has a chapter-by-chapter breakdown of the Cordis paper.
• Plugin marketplace: A scheduled job runs every day at 02:17 UTC to sync the dsh-plugin GitHub topic. Newly tagged repositories appear in the marketplace within about a day without any manual submission. Static snapshots of the plugin library, homepage rails, and rankings are generated from the synced database.

Who it’s for

Developers who use or want to learn DeepSeek Harness, plugin authors looking to publish and discover plugins, and community members who want to follow best practices or see who is contributing most.

Highlights

• Multi-language UI (English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean) built with next-intl
• Automatic plugin aggregation from the dsh-plugin GitHub topic — no pull request needed
• Public API and query guide for programmatic access (see /docs/api-query.md)
• Commands to regenerate data (pnpm gen:data) or run a full refresh (pnpm refresh)
• Open-source and welcomes contributions: lessons and UI strings are easy to edit