DSH Skin Market

Search for skins inside DeepSeek Harness and install them with one click.
Install it once, and changing skins never sends you back to the terminal.

dsh.a2hmarket.ai — where the skin catalog comes from, no login required

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Three tabs

Discover Search, sort, install in one click. Each card states whether the skin is a prebuilt package or built from source — so you know whether the click costs seconds or minutes before you make it.	Installed Version, theme id, enable / disable, uninstall. It reads the local profile, so it works offline — even the previews are served locally, with no extra network use.

_{Diagnostics　·　pnpm, the profile path, registry connectivity and the full output of the last install — the first screen to check when something will not install, and far more useful than a screenshot}

The source of every official skin on the site lives in dsh-skin-pack.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add -w github:keman-ai/dsh-skin-market

Restart dsh once, then open Settings → Skin Market.

dsh --profile web

From then on, installing a skin only takes a page refresh — no restart, no commands.

-w is not optional. The profile directory ships a pnpm-workspace.yaml, so pnpm reads it as a workspace root and refuses to install (ERR_PNPM_ADDING_TO_ROOT). -w is the "yes, install into the root" declaration, and dsh plugin forwards it to pnpm verbatim. Both pnpm 8 and 10 need it.

The repository ships its build output (lib/) and has no prepare script, so pnpm runs no build script when installing from a git source and you never have to grant allowBuilds.

If you run harness from source, replace both dsh commands above with pnpm dsh inside the harness directory.

Uninstall

dsh plugin --profile web remove dsh-skin-market

Skins installed through the market do not disappear with it — they are independent dependencies in the profile, uninstalled individually from the market's Installed tab.

Requirements

Browsing needs only dsh and a network. Installing is what needs the command-line tools, because installing is fundamentally running pnpm on your behalf.

The plugin itself has a single runtime dependency: yaml, used to read and write the profile's patch file.

Configuration

No configuration is needed by default. To change something, append a section to the profile's cordis.patch.yml ($DSH_HOME/profiles/web/cordis.patch.yml) overriding this plugin's row by id:

- id: skin-market
  name: dsh-skin-market
  config:
    # Point at a different registry (for a self-hosted catalog). Include the context path.
    catalogOrigin: https://dsh.a2hmarket.ai/dsh-skin
    # Turn this off for a read-only market: browsing and search work, and the install
    # button no longer touches your machine.
    allowInstall: true

Development

pnpm install
pnpm build     # → lib/index.js (host half) + lib/client.js (browser half)
pnpm check     # type check
pnpm test      # unit tests

After changing code, run pnpm build again and restart dsh. When the plugin is installed into a profile with link:, there is no need to add it again.

lib/ is committed on purpose: pnpm does not run build scripts for git sources by default, so a package without build output is missing its entry file and stops dsh from starting. Commit the pnpm build output along with your code changes.

The two halves

The two halves talk over same-origin HTTP rather than ctx.remote — the remote capability set is fixed at api-remotes build time and third-party plugins cannot add to it.

lib/client.js is CJS in closure-factory form (window.__ModuleLoader__.load({ id, factory })); external dependencies such as React come from the host-injected require via the module table and are not bundled. That shape is dictated by dsh's module table, and tsdown.config.ts reproduces it.

Harness types

types/dsh.d.ts vendors the parts of the harness API we use, transcribed from the 0.1.0-rc.7 source with the origin noted at each site — these modules are all external at runtime, and the @deepseek-ai/dsh-client-* dependency chain on npm is currently incomplete and cannot be installed. When host behaviour disagrees with the declarations, check that file first.

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License

MIT © 2026 Science Roam Limited

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