FindHarness is a community-run web directory that indexes 3,294+ plugins for the DeepSeek-Harness (dsh) agent harness, letting you search, filter, and copy install commands in seconds.
What is FindHarness?
FindHarness is a searchable index for the DeepSeek-Harness (dsh) plugin ecosystem. DeepSeek-Harness is an open-source agent harness where every component is a plugin, and it has no official plugin marketplace. FindHarness fills that gap by tracking plugins from GitHub repositories and presenting them in one place with categories, trending lists, and a search function. The site lists each plugin with its GitHub author, star count, license, and last update time, and provides a direct install command you can copy.
Key Features
- 3,294+ indexed plugins — The directory tracks over three thousand plugins for DeepSeek-Harness, with new plugins added daily.
- Category browsing — 16 categories, including UI Enhancements (553 plugins), Tools & Capabilities (720), Memory (142), and Integrations & Remote (188), each with a dedicated filter.
- Trending and Recently Updated sections — Sortable lists based on GitHub stars and recent commit activity; each plugin shows stars, time since update, and license type (MIT, Apache-2.0, AGPL-3.0 appear across the listings).
- Most Saved list — A popularity signal showing which plugins users have bookmarked, such as dsh-draw-router and dsh-ssh-remote.
- Install command copy — The site's stated purpose is to let you copy the installation command in seconds, forgoing manual GitHub navigation.
- Keyboard-first search — Press "/" or Enter to jump into search from anywhere on the page.
- GitHub integration — Each plugin entry links to its source repository, with avatars and version-control metadata pulled directly from GitHub.
Who is it for?
- Developers building on DeepSeek-Harness — Find plugins for memory, workflow automation, or model providers without browsing GitHub manually.
- Plugin authors — See what the ecosystem already offers, find gaps to fill, and observe which plugins trend by stars and saves.
- Teams standardizing a dsh setup — Compare plugins by license and update frequency to choose reliable options for production use.
What can you do with FindHarness?
- Discover niche plugins — Use the category filters to surface tools like the 142 memory plugins or 80 MCP & Connectors plugins before writing your own.
- Check ecosystem health — The Trending and Recently Updated sections show which repositories are active, e.g., OpenViking (dsh-memory-plugin) with 31.6k stars.
- Copy install commands quickly — Each plugin page is designed to give you the install command directly, saving the step of opening the GitHub README.
- Track your favorites — The Most Saved list gives a community-voted ranking that helps identify reliable plugins beyond raw star counts.
How does FindHarness work?
The site acts as a front-end index over GitHub repositories. It pulls plugin metadata — repository name, owner, stars, license, and last update timestamp — and organizes it into searchable categories. When you find a plugin, the page offers a ready-to-copy install command. There is no official affiliation with DeepSeek-AI; the site is explicitly community-run.
FAQ
Is FindHarness free to use?
Yes. The page describes itself as a community-run index with no mention of paid plans or premium features. All plugin data and install commands are accessible without an account.
What is DeepSeek-Harness?
DeepSeek-Harness (dsh) is an open-source agent harness where everything is a plugin. It's developed under the deepseek-ai GitHub organization. FindHarness tracks plugins for it because there's no official marketplace.
Does FindHarness include every DeepSeek-Harness plugin?
No. It indexes 3,294+ plugins at the time of writing, but new plugins are added daily and the site does not claim to be exhaustive. It's community-sourced, so plugins that haven't been submitted or discovered may be missing.
