dsh-mod-manager

Once you have several third-party plugins living inside a DeepSeek Harness Web profile, switching one off usually means cracking open cordis.patch.yml, typing a disabled: true line, and praying the YAML still parses. dsh-mod-manager turns that into a single click: open Settings, go to Mod Manager, see every registered plugin with its live status, and flip it on or off. The change propagates through the patch watcher as a hot-update, so you rarely need to restart dsh web.

Its discovery is deliberately narrow: it reads only the dsh.profile.bundles explicitly declared in the target profile package.json, never scans arbitrary node_modules, and never touches plugin source code. While auto-discovery handles the common cases, config.mods gives you an escape hatch for friendly display names or Loader row IDs that the matcher cannot resolve. Every write stays within the target profile cordis.patch.yml, wrapped in clearly marked boundary blocks so any unrelated user-patch entries you already have are preserved untouched.

It does not install or uninstall plugin packages for you. Each target bundle must already be added to the same profile, and a one-time dsh web restart is needed after a new install so the Loader picks it up. After that, day-to-day toggling, reordering, and combination testing all happen right in the settings panel. It is built for developers who run three or more plugins in Harness Web and are done hand-editing YAML every time they want to change which features are active.