An independent guide and directory for Cordis plugins

Our mission

Agent plugin ecosystems move quickly and information is often scattered across repositories, READMEs, releases, and issue trackers. CordisPlugin organizes those public facts without presenting itself as an official source.

The site is designed to shorten the path from discovery to an informed installation decision.

What we publish

The site combines editorial guides with a programmatically maintained community directory.

• DeepSeek Harness and Cordis framework guides.
• Plugin directory and individual repository profiles.
• Repository metadata, activity, license, release, and detected project-file signals.
• Installation starting points and links to upstream README, source, issues, and commits.
• Related-plugin discovery based on plugin type and meaningful repository topics.

Sources and update process

Plugin discovery starts from public repositories carrying the GitHub dsh-plugin topic. Repository owners control their source, description, topics, license, releases, and documentation.

CordisPlugin periodically records a snapshot and links facts back to upstream GitHub pages. Snapshot data can lag behind the repository, so current installation and compatibility information must always be confirmed upstream.

What directory labels mean

Listed means the public repository appeared in the directory source and met the current publishing rules. Detected signals mean an automated collector found a corresponding file or directory in a snapshot.

• Listed does not mean official, approved, safe, compatible, or recommended.
• Not detected does not prove that a file or capability is absent.
• Stars and forks are repository activity indicators, not quality or security scores.
• Generated installation commands are starting points unless upstream evidence is shown.

Independence and trademarks

CordisPlugin is an independent third-party project. It is not affiliated with, maintained by, or endorsed by DeepSeek or community plugin maintainers.

DeepSeek, GitHub, Cordis, repository names, logos, and other marks belong to their respective owners. References are used to identify and discuss public projects.

Corrections, removals, and contact

Maintainers may request a correction, repository transfer, description update, or removal review. Security concerns and inaccurate listings are prioritized.

Email contact@cordisplugin.com with the page URL, requested change, supporting source, and your relationship to the project. Do not send credentials, private keys, or other secrets.