dsh-plugin-toggle

When a DeepSeek Harness profile accumulates a dozen or more plugins, toggling, deleting, or updating each one by hand-editing YAML files becomes slow and error-prone. dsh-plugin-toggle moves the entire management workflow into the DSH Web GUI under Settings to Plugins, so every action happens right in the browser without ever touching a terminal or a raw config file.

Three capability layers stand out. First, runtime-effective enable and disable switches persist to cordis.patch.yml immediately, eliminating the need for a restart. Second, session-level undo on deletion: a removed plugin lands in a per-session trash from which you can restore it with one click from a pre-deletion snapshot, or purge the record entirely, or browse a recent-deletions list. Third, version detection with one-click updates for npm registry packages, while git and local link dependencies are clearly labeled as not auto-detectable so nobody gets a false sense of freshness. On top of that, the plugin recognizes dsh.bundle.patch declarations and supports bundle-level batch toggle and deletion, treating an entire group as a single unit.

This is the plugin to reach for when you juggle many DSH plugins day in and day out, rapidly flipping experimental configurations on and off, pruning unused additions, or giving teammates a safe graphical entry point that does not require memorizing CLI flags. The PROTECTED name list locks core components against accidental toggling or deletion, and built-in @deepseek-ai packages can only be disabled, never removed-layered multi safeguards keep a single misclick from bringing the whole profile down.