DeepSeek Harness Plugin

dsh-skill-manager-ytxue

UI Enhancements 12 stars Resource

A DeepSeek Harness web plugin that adds a Skill Manager panel to the Settings sidebar. It lists, enables, and disables skills, imports folders in batches with conflict prompts, and runs a one-click DSH-spec check with automatic fixes, labeling skills as system or project scope.

Project details

GitHub stars 12
LicenseMIT
Primary languageJavaScript
Last push2026-08-14T14:17:42Z
MaintainerYTxue
Added to this directory2026-08-15

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About this project

DSH web plugin: skill manager in the Settings sidebar - list/enable/disable, folder batch import with conflict prompts, state-driven one-click DSH-spec check & auto-fix, system/project scope labels.

Project FAQ: dsh-skill-manager-ytxue

What is dsh-skill-manager-ytxue?

dsh-skill-manager-ytxue is a DeepSeek Harness ecosystem resource maintained by YTxue. A DeepSeek Harness web plugin that adds a Skill Manager panel to the Settings sidebar. It lists, enables, and disables skills, imports folders in batches with conflict prompts, and runs a one-click DSH-spec check with automatic fixes, labeling skills as system or project scope.

Where can I get dsh-skill-manager-ytxue?

Source code and usage instructions are available at https://github.com/YTxue/dsh-skill-manager-ytxue. Follow the repository README for the correct setup steps.

Is dsh-skill-manager-ytxue free?

dsh-skill-manager-ytxue is a community open-source project released under the MIT license. Review the repository license and documentation before use.

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