dsh-plugin-market

DSH plugins come in three shapes—Bundle, Skill, Preset—each with a different install path, and they are scattered across a curated registry, GitHub topics, and individual repositories. Finding a plugin that fits, installing it correctly, and toggling it without a restart usually means jumping between docs and terminals. dsh-plugin-market collapses all of that into a single settings panel: browse, search, sort, follow, then install or update with one click while changes hot-reload through the profile patch layer.

The marketplace aggregates two sources. The first is a hand-reviewed registry of over two thousand Bundle plugins across twenty-one categories with bilingual descriptions. The second is the GitHub topic dsh-plugin, where every repository is shape-classified so only Bundle, Skill, and Preset entries are surfaced; everything else tucks away in a hidden Other tab. This keeps the list focused without hiding useful niche entries.

On the management side, you can install, update, remove, or update-all per plugin, toggle auto-update individually, and even self-update the marketplace itself. Every install runs a post-check on the entry point, manifest format, and loader id; if anything fails the change rolls back automatically. When you need to share your setup, a plain-text manifest export is one line per item, ready to paste into a comment or wiki, and import works in reverse.

It is aimed at users who work daily with DSH and maintain a mix of Bundles, Skills, and Presets, as well as developers who publish a plugin and want a single discoverable entry point for it. You do not need to memorize three different install commands—the marketplace routes each plugin to the correct directory on your behalf.