dsh-date-format

dsh-date-format tackles a small but frequent problem: quickly formatting dates inside an automation workflow or agent session without handwriting boilerplate code or pulling in a heavy date library. It collapses the task into a single registered tool that you can invoke directly in conversation, removing the friction of extra setup steps.

Under the hood it is a pure Node implementation with zero network dependencies. Once installed, the plugin registers its tool into the current session automatically, and you simply call it during the conversation to get a formatted date. This dependency-free, offline-first design means it runs reliably in air-gapped environments or behind strict network policies.

Who is it for? If you regularly need date display tasks in scripts, CI pipelines, or agent workflows -- converting a timestamp into a human-readable string, normalizing locale output, and so on -- and want to avoid complex dependencies or waiting on network round-trips, dsh-date-format delivers a lightweight, deterministic solution. The MIT license means it can be dropped into any project without restriction.