dsh-plugin-hotplug

DSH's settings page shows a read-only plugin list. Toggling a plugin or switching a third-party Bundle means editing a patch file and restarting the profile. With multiple profiles and layered plugin sources tangled together, that cycle is slow and error-prone. dsh-plugin-hotplug replaces that static tab with an interactive inventory UI, letting you safely enable or disable plugins at runtime without reopening YAML or restarting.

It groups plugins into four source tiers: the current profile patch, third-party Profile Bundles, the home-level global layer, and DSH built-ins, clearly marking which are toggleable and which are read-only. For the toggleable groups, a single click triggers a hot unload or restore through the Cordis Loader lifecycle, and the state is persisted as a small managed section inside cordis.patch.yml rather than rewriting the whole user patch. Web transport, the UI shell, global plugins, and the manager itself are hard-protected against accidental removal. The UI also distinguishes configured state from actual runtime fiber phase, and ships with both English and Chinese labels.

Ideal for developers running multi-plugin, multi-Bundle configurations on Web profiles: when you swap plugins during a debugging session, try a third-party extension, or just want to verify a plugin's behavior without breaking the conversation, this panel turns a file-edit-and-restart loop into a single click.