dsh-adb-logcat

Debugging Android apps usually means leaving the browser, opening a terminal, or switching to a desktop IDE just to glance at logcat. dsh-adb-logcat eliminates that context switch by embedding a live ADB logcat panel directly inside the DSH Web GUI. Capture starts automatically the moment the panel opens and a device is online, so you never have to type a command to see logs. The panel supports level filtering across V/D/I/W/E/F, keyword-or-regex text and tag search, and theme-aware color coding (gray, blue, green, amber, red, bright red). You can dock the panel below the chat composer or let it float as a bottom-right capsule, drag its top edge to resize the log area, and toggle word-wrap, full-width, and auto-scroll on the fly.

The plugin is built for developers who maintain Android projects alongside their DSH workflow and want instant log inspection without ever leaving the page. On the security side, the host exposes a loopback-only HTTP gateway; remote browsers receive a 403. All device access is handled through a host-side subprocess service with no shell string interpolation, keeping the attack surface tight while you focus on reading logs.