dsh-reloader

After installing or updating a DSH profile bundle plugin, the web process must be restarted for changes to take effect. Historically that meant a manual Ctrl+C, retyping the launch command, and waiting for the port to free up—a frustrating interruption every single time. dsh-reloader collapses this into a single natural-language prompt: just tell DSH "reload" and the entire restart happens automatically.\n\nUnder the hood, the plugin waits 6 seconds so the current reply reaches the page, then locates the dsh web process via lsof on port 3080 and verifies the command line with ps before issuing a kill signal. Once the port is released (up to 15 seconds), it relaunches dsh web with nohup and logs to ~/.dsh/web.log. The restart runs in a detached background process so the tool call returns immediately without blocking the conversation, and it only touches the dsh web process listening on 3080—nothing else. Chat history is persisted, so a simple page refresh restores your session.\n\nIt is built for DSH users who frequently install or update profile bundle plugins, especially web-type plugins. After a one-time manual restart to activate the tool itself, every subsequent plugin change requires nothing more than a single sentence, eliminating the back-and-forth between terminal and browser.