榜首换人了：本周 DSH 插件谁在涨New No. 1: Which DSH Plugins Are Climbing This Week

Hello everyone, a new edition of the DSH plugin rising chart is out. The verdict up front: last edition's champion dsh-desktop slips to second this week, while the rule-setting plugin dsh-purge shoots straight to first with a net gain of 857 stars in a week—more aggressive than the net gain at the top spot last edition.

Hello everyone, a new edition of the DSH plugin rising chart is out. The verdict up front: last edition's champion dsh-desktop slips to second this week, while the rule-setting plugin dsh-purge shoots straight to first with a net gain of 857 stars in a week—more aggressive than the net gain at the top spot last edition.

This edition's data comes from the DSH plugin index site, with a page snapshot at 19:38 (UTC) on September 20, 2026, measuring star growth for native plugins over the past 7 days. The chart has twenty slots in all; let's take them one by one.

How to install plugins

Found one you like? Installing it is simple:

1. Open the yhbd.top plugin site, search for the plugin, and go to its detail page;
2. The detail page has a one-click install command—click to copy it;
3. Paste it into the terminal where you run DSH and hit enter; it handles the rest itself.

For illustration: dsh plugin add plugin-name

The command shown on the plugin site's detail page is authoritative; a few plugins require specifying a profile first—just add the parameter as the page instructs.

The top ten in detail

#1 YuJunZhiXue/dsh-purge | net +857 | +112.0%

Third last edition, straight to the top this week. This plugin handles rule-setting for DSH: it contains 25 patches and rule sets that can be temporarily overridden per session, purpose-built to constrain what an agent should and shouldn't do.

It started the seven days at 765 stars and ended at 1,622, a net gain of 857, or 112% growth, for a rising score of 2777.1—the highest on this edition's chart. Its lead over second place comes down to "small base, fast growth."

#2 anywhere-labs/dsh-desktop | net +1882 | +7.2%

Last edition's champion, holding second this time. dsh-desktop is the DSH desktop client, and it gained 1,882 stars this edition—the largest absolute net gain on the chart—but its base is so large (26,142 stars at the start) that growth came to only 7.2%, and its rising score can't beat the small projects, so it got overtaken in the rankings. That's the design logic of the rising score: it weighs both the increment and leaves room for small projects with high growth rates.

#3 antibrow/dsh-antibrow | net +265 | +135.9% | new entry

A new face this edition, and the highest growth rate on the entire chart. It gives the agent a browser "with an identity": a modified Chromium build with fingerprint spoofing at the engine level, unlimited local browser profiles, login state and passkeys that survive process exit, plus Android device emulation and residential proxy egress.

What's it good for? Work where the agent has to "look like a real person"—logging into email, watching admin dashboards, tending accounts over the long haul. The README also publishes its detection reports, including which checks it fails; nothing is hidden. One reminder: this kind of tool is only for scenarios where you have authorization.

#4 MeteorNOX/DeepSeek-Balance-Whale-Widget | net +511 | +22.3%

Holding fourth, same as last edition. A DeepSeek balance widget for showing your account balance on the desktop—a familiar face, still growing steadily this time, with 511 stars in hand.

#5 Minglink/dsh-infinite-gen-4 | net +405 | +28.6% | new entry

A new entry positioned as a cybersecurity red-team toolkit, built for adversarial testing against DeepSeek V4.1, containing prompts and test suites, installable with one click on both desktop and client. The project carries a long compliance statement of its own: use only in authorized local ranges and lab environments, never against systems you aren't authorized to touch. That boundary has to be stated clearly.

#6 dsh-market/dsh-market | net +444 | +11.6%

Fifth last edition, down one slot this time. The plugin marketplace itself—a familiar face, still growing steadily.

#7 superdesigndev/treg | net +343 | +24.6% | new entry

A new face with a blunt positioning: "the OpenRouter of agent tools." One unified entry point and one token give you access to more than 3,000 third-party tool APIs, covering SEO, social media, contact lookup, scraping, image and video generation, and more, with credentials injected server-side and billed per call. You can plug in your team's own API key, and calls on your own key don't incur a platform fee. MCP and skill (SKILL) integrations are supported too.

#8 Devin-AXIS/deepseek-design | net +292 | +26.6% | new entry

A new entry: an editable design system on DSH, comprising three standalone plugins—a design plugin for web pages, posters, and infographics; a PPT plugin for presentations; and a video plugin for short videos. After AI generation you can fine-tune visually on the canvas, each comes with its own template marketplace, and PPT supports exporting to PDF and PPTX. Install whichever you want; there's no forced bundle download.

#9 zhu1090093659/dsh-web | net +348 | +4.6%

Sixth last edition, down to ninth this time—the biggest fall among the top ten holdovers. A DSH plugin collection with an already sizable base, so growth has naturally slowed.

#10 jingyunstudio/jingyun-dsh | net +180 | +53.1% | new entry

A new face that squeezed in right at the threshold. Jingyun DSH is an AI commercialization client aimed at helping developers turn agents, skills, and workflows into sellable products: membership subscriptions, usage-based billing, compute top-ups, an app marketplace, and brand customization are all bundled in, with a Windows desktop built on Tauri. Put simply, if you want to wrap a shell around your DSH agent and charge for it, take a look.

Ranks 11 to 20 at a glance

The back half has even more new faces; here are the highlights:

• #11 a1exsun/dsh-council, net +84, +120.0%. New entry, a multi-agent deliberation and collaboration plugin.
• #12 corrinehu/dsh-workbuddy-connect, net +84, +120.0%. New entry, a WorkBuddy connection client. Identical numbers to the slot above—a tie right on the line.
• #13 1692775560/dsh-Mimir-Academic-research, net +143, +39.3%. New entry, a plugin for academic research scenarios.
• #14 ningbainb/deepseek-harness-desktop, net +142, +27.8%. New entry, another DSH desktop client.
• #15 flizzywine/dsh-tavern, net +111, +37.5%. Last edition's runner-up, down to fifteenth this time—the steepest ranking drop of the edition. The tavern plugin grew too fast early on, and clearly cooled off this week.
• #16 shaobeichen/dsh-pocket, net +151, +13.7%. New entry, a pocket edition DSH plugin.
• #17 SeaOf0/dsh-redteam-model, net +118, +27.9%. Eighth last edition, down to seventeenth this time; a red-team model plugin, likewise only for authorized scenarios.
• #18 pax-beehive/dsh-hub-cli, net +106, +35.1%. New entry, a command-line tool plugin.
• #19 LivXue/dsh-plugin-shop, net +126, +17.6%. New entry, a plugin store project.
• #20 xmanrui/dsh-im, net +131, +10.2%. New entry, an instant-messaging plugin, clinging to the bottom of the chart.

Edition-over-edition changes: who's in, who's out

Compared with the rankings published last edition (rankings only, not net-gain numbers—the two editions use different measurement windows, so the deltas can't be subtracted directly; that methodology point gets its own explanation below):

Rankings up

• dsh-purge: #3 → #1, up 2, the new champion.

Rankings down but still in the top ten

• dsh-desktop: #1 → #2
• dsh-market: #5 → #6
• dsh-web: #6 → #9

Holding position

• The balance widget: #4, unchanged.

New to the top ten (5 slots)

• #3 dsh-antibrow
• #5 dsh-infinite-gen-4
• #7 treg
• #8 deepseek-design
• #10 jingyun-dsh

Falling out of the top ten (5 slots)

• dsh-tavern: #2 → #15 (last edition's runner-up, this edition's hardest fall)
• dsh-redteam-model: #8 → #17
• open-sea-skin, dsh-agent-teams, dsh-personal-center: nowhere to be seen within the top twenty this edition.

Exactly half the top-ten slots turned over—the densest crop of new faces since the series began.

A few methodology points, on the record

First, this edition and the last use different measurement windows, so the net star gains of the two editions cannot be subtracted from each other. This edition's data comes from a new window (snapshot September 20), while the last covered the week of September 6 to 13. Only ranking movement is comparable; any claim about "how many more stars it gained" does not hold up.

Second, the rising-score formula passed verification this edition. The formula is Δ × (1 + 2 × Δ ÷ starting value); all 20 slots were recomputed, and the largest deviation was 0.0257%, far below the 0.05% warning line, which shows the algorithm wasn't quietly changed and the rankings can be cited directly.

Third, the top ten gained 5,527 stars combined this week, and the threshold for tenth place was a net gain of 180 stars. The biggest total net gain went to dsh-desktop (1,882), but the highest growth rate went to dsh-antibrow (135.9%), and champion dsh-purge ranks near the top on both—its win is no fluke.

The chart updates every Monday. See you next edition.