dsh-lightweight-plugin-enhance

When a DSH instance serves official bundles alongside a growing heap of third-party plugins, the settings panel tends to dump them all into one flat list that is hard to parse and even harder to manage. dsh-lightweight-plugin-enhance solves exactly that: it splits the plugin inventory into Official and Third-party groups (official covers everything under the @deepseek-ai scope plus Loader-internal entries; third-party means anything added via dsh plugin add), complete with live counts, segmented filters, and a combined search box so you can locate any plugin at a glance.

The standout feature is the one-click Enable / Disable toggle on each third-party card. Under the hood, the host routes a loopback-only request to the plugin's own endpoint, which appends a disabled: true or false entry to the user patch layer (cordis.patch.yml). A pure-configuration HMR cycle recomposes the tree in roughly one second, with no dsh restart needed. Official and infrastructure rows are uniformly rejected at the host level, and the plugin self-protects so the admin panel never vanishes along with a toggle. The whole pipeline runs with zero core modifications: data is read from the official pluginInventory/list remote, classification happens client-side, and the DSH core stays pristine.

If you maintain multiple DSH instances or spend time hunting down a misbehaving third-party plugin, this lightweight enhancement reduces the task to two clicks on the settings page — no config-file digging, no service restarts.