dsh-authorize-app

In the DSH plugin ecosystem, plugins live in isolation and users have no single entry point to see which apps are currently active. dsh-authorize-app adds a Connected Apps section to the Settings panel (order 25, after Agent Presets), acting as a central showcase where every DSH plugin can surface itself to the end user.

The mechanism is deliberately minimal: the plugin declares a child slot of kind list, and any other plugin simply calls ctx.slots.inject() in its client half to register a card. No central registry, no network transport, no cross-plugin imports, and install order is irrelevant. The platform renders the slot; the plugin just draws a card row or returns null to stay hidden. The entire contract is one sentence: declare the slot, inject the card, the platform renders.

For DSH users, Settings → Connected Apps provides a single, glanceable list of all registered apps without hunting through individual plugin directories. For plugin developers, it is a zero-cost, zero-coupling exposure point: declare a locale namespace, implement a small card component, and call inject. No host-side logic or runtime dependencies are required on the developer side.