dsh-message-gateway

DSH Web GUI is powerful, but it lives inside a browser. If the chat window you actually reach for every day is WeCom, Feishu, DingTalk, Telegram, Discord, or QQ, dsh-message-gateway is the bridge. One extra button in the sidebar opens a full-screen management panel where you pick a platform, paste credentials, hit save, and get an instant connection test and live status monitor for all fourteen supported connectors. The WeCom Smart Robot channel runs a persistent official-SDK WebSocket bridge with automatic exponential-backoff reconnection; inbound messages land in an isolated agent session and replies stream back token by token, indistinguishable from the Web experience. Beyond reactive chat, the plugin ships a universal proactive push endpoint (POST /gateway/push) that delivers text plus images to any platform in one call: DingTalk, Feishu, Bark, and ServerChan render public image URLs natively, while WeCom and Telegram accept local binary uploads. Cron jobs, CI pipelines, and alerting scripts can all hit the same endpoint to push results to a person's phone or a group chat, and the agent itself can invoke the push tool mid-conversation to send summaries or screenshots. Credentials are stored locally with 0600 permissions, logs auto-mask common secret patterns (sk- prefixes, Bearer tokens, PEM blocks), and the list API never returns plaintext. Message-routing rules let you split topics by platform plus keyword prefix into different agent presets and models, so one bot can handle both code Q&A and casual chat without crosstalk. It is built for developers who treat AI as a teammate, SREs and automation engineers who want IM-triggered workflows, and full-stack users who prefer a single panel to manage every bot credential and connection state.