dsh-skill-market

dsh-skill-market

A DeepSeek Harness plugin that adds a Skill Market to the web UI settings page: search GitHub for skills and install them with one click into ~/.dsh/skills (the user-dsh skill root that the model's skill tool already reads).

• Host half (index.js): a webServer prefix route /skill-market/api/* doing GitHub repo search, repo inspection, tarball download + extract, and skill install/uninstall.
• Browser half (client.js): a hand-authored __ModuleLoader__ bundle (no build step) registering a settings.section entry labeled 技能市场 / Skill Market.

Features

• Search GitHub (dsh-skill topic first, keyword fallback) for skill repos.
• Inspect a repo's layout (root SKILL.md → one skill; skills/<name>/SKILL.md or skills/<name>.md → several).
• One-click install: downloads the repo tarball from codeload.github.com, extracts it, copies each skill into the install dir.
• Installed-skills tab with per-skill uninstall (moved to .trash-*, recoverable).
• Same-origin POST guard on mutating endpoints.

Install

# from GitHub (pin a commit for production use)
dsh plugin --profile web add "github:QQ-M/dsh-skill-market"

# or from a tarball / local path:
# dsh plugin --profile web add ./dsh-skill-market-0.1.0.tgz

Then restart the web profile (dsh web) — the browser half is picked up from the dsh.client declaration at boot.

Configuration

The bundle patch (cordis.patch.yml) inserts the plugin row; the following config keys are supported:

If neither token option is set, GITHUB_TOKEN from the environment is used. Anonymous search works but is rate-limited (~10 req/min), so a token is recommended for heavy browsing.

Example override in your profile cordis.patch.yml (replaces the whole row by id — restate every key):

- insert:
    - id: skill-market
      name: dsh-skill-market
      config:
        installDir: /root/.dsh/skills
        githubTokenFile: /opt/dsh-work/gh-token

API

All endpoints are same-origin JSON under /skill-market/api/:

• GET /api/search?q=<query> → { ok, items: [{ fullName, owner, repo, description, stars, updatedAt, url, topics }] }
• GET /api/repo?owner=&repo= → { ok, defaultBranch, description, stars, url, skills: [{ name, path }] }
• POST /api/install { owner, repo, ref? } → { ok, branch, installed: [{ name, path, description }] }
• GET /api/installed → { ok, installDir, items: [{ name, path, description }] }
• POST /api/uninstall { name } → { ok, message }

Development

node --check index.js   # syntax check host half
node --check client.js  # syntax check browser bundle

The host half depends only on node:* builtins + @deepseek-ai/schemastery (already present in the profile). The browser half depends only on the module table's react.