dsh-github

Asking an AI assistant to create repos, push code, open PRs, and manage issues is powerful—until every action triggers a temporary auth prompt that breaks your flow. dsh-github makes GitHub authentication truly one-time: configure a Personal Access Token or complete an OAuth Device Flow, and the token persists across restarts so the conversation stays in rhythm.

Under the hood, the plugin ships 45 tools built entirely on GitHub REST API v3 with zero external dependencies (Node 22+ built-in modules only). They cover the full workflow chain—repo creation, multi-file pushes, pull requests, issue management, and code search. The approval policy is deliberate: reads and routine writes pass through immediately, while destructive operations (deleting repos, force pushes, merging PRs, closing issues or PRs) retain an approval gate with fail-closed semantics. A built-in DNS resilience layer ensures tools keep working even if the hosts file blocks GitHub domains, and tokens are confined to the Authorization header—never written to logs or error output.

Who is it for? If you regularly let an AI assistant walk through a create-repo, push, open-PR pipeline, or you want to add a low-friction AI-operates-the-codebase path into your team tooling, dsh-github offers a lightweight, security-aware plugin that just works.