dsh-skill-manager

Official Harness 0.2 release

Version 0.2.0 targets official DeepSeek Harness Desktop/Web 0.2.0-rc.2. Install the prebuilt GitHub release tarball into the desktop profile. The older 0.1.x compatibility notes below are historical. Automatic checks run when the management page is open; they are not a persistent system scheduler. Locally edited Skills are protected, and high/unknown risk updates require explicit review.

DSH Skill Manager

Native DeepSeek Harness Host/Web plugin for managing Agent Skills, browsing GitHub repository candidates, inspecting fixed-commit Skill bundles, and synchronizing managed Skills with configured local targets.

Installation

Download the prebuilt dsh-skill-manager-0.2.0.tgz from the GitHub v0.2.0 release, then run:

dsh plugin --profile desktop add .\dsh-skill-manager-0.2.0.tgz

Restart the Web Host or DSH Desktop after installation. The package declares its native bundle through dsh.bundle.patch and includes cordis.patch.yml.

For Desktop installation, fully quit the application and use its bundled dsh command, not the standalone npm CLI. The standalone CLI reserves the desktop profile. Windows can call resources/runtime/cli/bin/dsh.cmd inside the application's installation directory. Standalone Web installations use --profile web.

The public source is a workspace; use the prebuilt release tarball for installation.

Verified Runtime

• Official DeepSeek Harness Desktop/Web
• @deepseek-ai/dsh@0.2.0-rc.2
• React 18 Web Client with the public Typert Remote and settings.section contracts

The plugin does not require Electron or private Desktop launcher services. It currently exposes no Agent Tool and claims neither dsh-TUI admission nor dsh-std cross-Host conformance.

Security Boundary

Remote content is untrusted. The Host validates fixed commits, paths, SKILL.md, bundle integrity, and static risk hints before installation. It never executes remote Skill scripts. Integrity checks do not mean content is absolutely safe.

Source, architecture, tests, and issue tracking: S-AN-Shu/dsh-skill-manager

MIT