dsh-instance-manager

Managing several DSH instances typically means juggling terminal windows to check processes, scroll through logs, and switch between sessions. dsh-instance-manager consolidates all of that into the Mini Utility Dock at the bottom-left of the DSH Web UI, so you can inspect, start, stop, and diagnose instances without ever leaving your browser.

The plugin lists every instance with its port, PID, uptime, session count, memory usage, and version status, while rendering live stdout/stderr logs, memory trends, and active-session summaries right in the panel. You can gracefully stop a single instance, the current one, or all local instances in one action. Through authenticated peer links you can also read-only inspect remote instances, logs, and sessions. Five Agent tools—instance_list, instance_start, instance_stop, instance_logs, and instance_sessions—are exposed so automation pipelines can drive the instance lifecycle uniformly.

If you run multiple DSH instances at once, flip between local and remote machines to read logs or sessions, or want to fold instance start and stop into an Agent workflow, this plugin collapses those repetitive terminal tasks into a single visual panel and cuts down on context switching.