dsh-asset-manager

In the DSH-Omni ecosystem, plugins, skills, presets, and specs tend to scatter across different directories and config files. As a project grows, manually checking each one status, hunting down file paths, or figuring out what needs updating becomes slow and error-prone. dsh-asset-manager collapses all of that into a single command center: a unified DSHComponent data model, category-tree navigation, fuzzy search, and status filtering, so you can see the full picture in seconds.

The core workflow covers a complete management loop. Toggle any component on or off with a sliding switch, expand a row to read a plain-language description, usage examples, and the source repository, and copy the local path to your clipboard in one click. Deletion requires typing the component full name as a second confirmation and auto-backs up to workspace/.dsh-asset-backups before anything is removed; official built-in components are additionally protected at the server level to prevent accidental damage. Version-update detection queries npmmirror for the latest release with a timeout and a ten-minute cache, flagging upgradable items at a glance, while the actual upgrade is executed by the AI assistant through a rebuild-and-hot-reload cycle.

It is built for power users of DSH-Omni who have accumulated a large number of plugins, skills, and presets and want to move away from command-line triage toward a visual, unified overview, as well as developers who need to hand off component states and dependencies to teammates quickly.