dsh-skill-manager

DSH merges skills from multiple root directories by default, which leads to name collisions, no easy way to toggle a single skill, and no per-session control over which skill set loads. Skill Manager solves this with a full lifecycle management UI that auto-loads alongside dsh web and brings every skill under one roof.

The core workflow covers scanning, importing, grouping, enabling or disabling, and per-session selection. Browse all skills from source directories in one click, copy them into a unified target, or upload a zip via the browser. Group-level toggles use atomic file renaming with zero content writes and concurrency safety, taking effect instantly without a restart. A default group governs the skill catalog for every session, while a dropdown next to the chat input lets you override the group for the current conversation alone. Beyond manual control, the built-in skillmg_* model tools let the AI itself import skills, create groups, and set defaults through plain-language instructions.

Built for DSH users juggling many skills across projects or dialogue contexts. Whether you need to fully isolate debugging tools from production skills or want the AI to self-organize its skill set, this Chinese-language panel turns what used to be a manual headache into a one-sentence task.