Understand the current directory scope
The catalog contains 100 selected Plugins, grouped into ten use cases. Each item has a fixed npm version or GitHub source commit, a package identity, and a destination profile. Use the installation prompt on its detail page, or copy the Top 10 prompt to install the starter selection. Some tools need an account, API key, local application, or external service before their full workflow is usable.
Browse by the use case you need
| Primary use case | Role | Check |
|---|---|---|
| Discover and start | Find a useful capability and reach a safe first action. | Confirm the entry represents a real Plugin project, not a marketplace or directory, then check installation authority separately. |
| See and understand | Inspect visual, document, or structured information more clearly. | Check data exposure, accessible alternatives, and preview provenance. |
| Remember and retrieve | Keep durable context and bring relevant knowledge back into a task. | Review storage, retention, deletion, and credential boundaries. |
| Research the web | Collect web or browser evidence inside a controlled research workflow. | Review external requests, content trust, citations, and secrets handling. |
| Plan and automate | Turn repeatable work into a visible, controllable workflow. | Verify approvals, side effects, scheduling, cancellation, and rollback. |
| Collaborate and notify | Connect sessions, teammates, or notification channels. | Check recipients, tokens, payload disclosure, and failure behavior. |
| Govern and secure | Inspect policy, configuration, risk, and privileged integration state. | Apply least privilege and verify audit, revocation, and recovery paths. |
| Build and review | Create or inspect code, documents, diagrams, and other work products. | Review writes, generated output, dependencies, tests, and provenance. |
| Measure and optimize | Observe performance, quality, cost, or workflow signals. | Validate metric meaning, sampling, privacy, and optimization tradeoffs. |
| Navigate and focus | Reach the right action or context with less interruption. | Test keyboard, focus, localization, reduced motion, and small screens. |
Select and recommend with evidence
- 01
Choose a task
Decide whether you need research, memory, automation, or focused reading, then use the matching category.
- 02
Read the description
See what the Plugin adds, who maintains it, and which accounts or external tools it needs.
- 03
Copy the installation task
Copy the numbered task from the detail page or use the Top 10 task. The Agent checks the environment, installs the exact source, and verifies loading.
- 04
Try one real workflow
Complete any account or service setup, try a small task, and keep the removal steps available.
Follow the project setup path
- One Plugin: use the numbered prompt on its detail page.
- The starter selection: copy the installation prompt above the Top 10 list.
- Remaining setup: follow the Agent’s instructions for accounts, API keys, or external services.
Evaluate in a controlled workspace
- Try a new tool in a small project first.
- Confirm its destination profile and reopen Harness.
- Complete a real example and check both the result and any external service response.
- If it does not fit, use the removal instructions to restore the prior state.
Continue exploring
Install the Top 10, then try one workflow
Copy the Top 10 task above the plugin list. Once installation finishes, check any required credentials and try one feature at a time. Remove tools you do not use to keep the workspace understandable.
Install the current DSH Themes Top 10 with the Plugin Installer Skill. Check each exact source and profile, verify loading, and report which features still need account, API, or local-service setup.Common questions
Before you make a change
Answers about formats, compatibility, evidence, and rollback.
What does this guide verify?
This guide covers: 100 selected Plugins and a ten-item starter selection; Ten use cases and ten editorial recommendations ranked from 1 to 10; Installation, configuration, source, and license checks
What should I do first?
Start with the job you want to do, then choose the relevant tools. Copy the Top 10 prompt for a starter selection, or open one Plugin’s detail page and install it by catalog number.
Which boundary matters most?
Loading is the first step. Search, messaging, and research Plugins may still need an account, API key, local application, or external service. Use the current installation task on the detail page, have the Agent explain the remaining setup, and test a small real example.
Can I install only one Plugin?
Yes. Open its detail page and copy the installation prompt containing its catalog number. You do not have to install the Top 10 bundle.
Continue learning
Continue from the verified evidence
Compare published artifacts or return to the installation documentation.