dsh-sort

During model-inference sessions you often need to sort an array of values, yet there is rarely a lightweight, plug-and-play local tool at hand. dsh-sort fills exactly that gap: it wraps array sorting into a tool you can invoke directly inside the conversation, so you do not have to wire up extra infrastructure yourself.

The design philosophy is deliberately minimal. It is a pure Node.js implementation with zero network dependencies and no external services or runtime frameworks. Once the plugin is installed, the tool is registered into the current session automatically; you simply call it in the dialogue and the sorted result comes back instantly, all processed locally so your data never leaves the machine.

If you are building conversational workflows that frequently require local array sorting and want to avoid heavyweight dependencies or remote APIs, dsh-sort is a suitably light and fast option: MIT-licensed, ready to use out of the box, and out of the way the moment you are done.