dsh-plugin-deploy

You just finished a website, a Worker, or a plugin with your AI agent, and now you are stuck on the last mile: account registration, wrangler setup, config files, npm authentication, 2FA. dsh-plugin-deploy collapses that chain into a single instruction—deploy to Cloudflare or publish your dsh plugin to npm—and handles the authentication, configuration, and validation in between.

On the deployment side, two modes work automatically: a no-account temporary preview using Cloudflare's official Claim deployments gives you a live URL in seconds with a 60-minute claim window, or a persistent deployment under your own account for permanent hosting. It recognises static directories, Vite build output, and existing wrangler configs out of the box. On the publish side, eight pre-flight checks—dsh-plugin identity, client-bundle shape, dependency protocols, npm package cleanliness, and more—gate every release; if any single check fails, the pack and publish steps are simply not executed (fail closed).

The security boundary is deliberate: credentials are stored as reference names only, real values are passed to child processes via environment variables, and they never enter the model context, logs, or disk. Both deployment and npm publish require a one-time approval before proceeding. It is built for front-end or full-stack developers who want a live preview the moment an agent finishes a project, and for plugin authors shipping dsh plugins to npm on a regular cadence.