dsh-private-plugins

The DSH Plugin Marketplace covers public npm-registry plugins, but team-internal private Git repositories and locally developed plugins have long lacked a single, intuitive management surface. Every install meant typing CLI commands, and keeping track of what was installed and what needed an update felt fragmented.
dsh-private-plugins adds a dedicated Private Plugins panel in the Settings sidebar, sitting alongside the Plugin Marketplace. From one screen you can add public or private Git repositories (HTTPS, SSH, github: shorthand, branch and tag pins), upload .tgz archives, or point at a local plugin folder. Installed plugins appear as a unified card list, each offering enable/disable, install, an update-status badge, and an uninstall button. The panel auto-checks for updates on load - Git sources compare remote commits, npm sources query the registry - and surfaces a one-click Update button whenever a newer version is available.
Ideal for developers who maintain internal plugins outside the public registry, iterate locally with frequent import cycles, or want a single dashboard for every DSH plugin source. All changes flow through the standard dsh plugin install chain, fully compatible with Desktop and the marketplace. Built-in safeguards include loopback same-origin request validation, path whitelisting, and filename sanitization for safe use in team environments.