dsh-bundle-manager

Managing optional third-party plugin bundles in DeepSeek Harness used to mean editing the static manifest, restarting the entire shell, then hoping no lingering processes survived. dsh-bundle-manager moves mount and unmount operations entirely into the running process: toggle switches in the settings pane, click Save and Refresh, and the change takes effect immediately. The profile manifest is never rewritten, and restarts are out of the picture.

The core capabilities revolve around immediacy and control. A draft area lets you flip plugin switches freely, then a single Apply performs host-side diff create and remove through the Loader API before a hard page refresh reconciles the client half. Named presets capture any switch combination for one-click switching from a dropdown; a new preset auto-activates on save. Failed plugins are isolated into a Failed group with error messages and retry counts while the rest keep running, backed by a 20-second watchdog and grouped-parallel boot. A framework whitelist shields core bundles from accidental changes, and registry writes are atomic with .bak rollback. Version 0.5 adds a dual-track mechanism: import statically bundled plugins into bm runtime management, or export bm-managed plugins back to the static layer, all under A-level redundancy (atomic write, backup, JSON parse rollback, one-click batch rollback). The uninstall flow clears bm registry rows first, then guides the official CLI removal, keeping the operation reversible.

Designed for developers and teams that juggle multiple third-party plugin bundles and need to swap configurations on the fly without restarting Harness repeatedly, especially in workflows where the plugin mix changes frequently by context.