dsh-rule-manager

Managing DSH rules meant juggling ~/.dsh/AGENTS.md for global settings and per-workspace AGENTS.md files for project-specific ones, and early on those lived in two separate plugins—dsh-global-rules and dsh-rule-splitter—each with its own entry in the settings panel. dsh-rule-manager merges both into a single plugin with one "Rule Manager" entry, backed by three tabs for global rules, project rules, and automatic splitting, so the everyday workflow is far less fragmented.

Three capabilities stand out. First, global rule editing reads and writes ~/.dsh/AGENTS.md directly, and changes take effect in every new conversation immediately. Second, project rule editing lets you pick any workspace and modify the AGENTS.md in its root or nested directories. Third, LLM-powered auto-splitting takes a long block of project rules, has the chosen model break it into a concise overview plus on-demand SKILL.md files under .dsh/skills/, and offers both overwrite and merge-keep modes with automatic backup and a preview-before-write step.

It is built for developers who maintain rules across multiple DSH workspaces and want to trim their plugin count while using an LLM to restructure verbose rules. The host side is plain Node ESM and the client side is a hand-rolled bundle, so there is zero build step. Upgrade paths are fully compatible with the two legacy plugins, keeping migration friction to a minimum.