dsh-plugin-workspace-skill

In multi-workspace Agent development, a common source of frustration is that project-specific, privately authored skills can leak into other workspaces once registered globally, while teams simultaneously lack a clear shared standard for guiding agents to create, review, and validate reusable skills correctly. dsh-plugin-workspace-skill is a DSH Cordis plugin built to address both of these pain points in a single package.

The plugin ships two core capabilities. The first is the skill-create guide skill, which embeds SKILL.md format rules, body-structure requirements, and a pre-publish validation checklist, helping an agent work through drafting, reviewing, and validating a new skill step by step; its design draws on the OpenAI Codex skill-creator and adapts those ideas to DSH skill-registration mechanism. The second is workspace-level skill isolation: a ctx.skills provider that scopes the /.dsh/skills/ directory to be visible only to sessions running inside that workspace. When a skill shares its name with a global or bundled one, the workspace version wins, so a project can safely override globals without cross-contamination.

If you manage multiple project workspaces with DSH, need each project to keep its own private skill set, or want your team to follow a clear authoring standard when writing new skills, this plugin reduces the cognitive overhead of skill management and keeps capability boundaries between workspaces clean and predictable.