Launch preview: a native Plugin Store for DeepSeek Harness

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DeepSeek Harness treats nearly every layer as a plugin, but discovery and installation are still fragmented across GitHub repositories. We are building DSH Plugin Store to turn that ecosystem into a native product experience.

The current preview includes:

• Community and Installed views inside Settings
• Search, server-side tag filters, pagination, and ranking
• Catalog data covering more than 2,900 community repositories
• Local profile installation with validation and clear error feedback
• Cordis Loader inventory for installed plugins
• Agent tools for programmatic discovery

The native integration currently targets the Harness 0.1.0-rc.5 source tree. We are sharing it before the stable package release because plugin-author and operator feedback should shape the compatibility and trust model.

How to help

1. Star the repository if a native Store would improve your DSH workflow.
2. Test the Community and Installed experience and post a sanitized report in Early tester issue #1.
3. Plugin authors can validate catalog metadata and installation expectations in issue #2.
4. Enterprise users can share private-catalog, allowlist, audit, and policy needs in issue #3.

Repository: https://github.com/sandbaseai/dsh-plugin-store
Catalog: https://dshpluginleaderboard.com/

We will publish a stable installation command only after the public Harness package versions and reproducible package checks align. Feedback and corrections are welcome.

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Preview 2 is now available: https://github.com/sandbaseai/dsh-plugin-store/releases/tag/v0.1.0-preview.2

What changed:

• verified Host and Web client build artifacts are included for GitHub-based installation;
• the native Community / Installed Store source is complete;
• security boundaries for catalog data, installation, credentials, and enterprise policy are documented;
• the plugin entry has been merged into the DSH 1024Store catalog and is awaiting its catalog-sync workflow.

The most useful next feedback is a real install report using the template in issue #1: #1