dsh-text-lines

Deduplicating, sorting, and counting lines are three of the most frequent operations you perform over logs, data files, and code inventories. Offloading them to an online service means switching contexts, sharing data externally, and waiting on a network round-trip. dsh-text-lines folds these three line-level tasks directly into your conversation so a single tool call returns the result.

The plugin is written entirely in Node.js with no network calls, no external services, and no third-party SDK dependencies. Once registered in your profile, you invoke its tool inside a session and receive deduplicated, sorted, or counted output immediately. Because every step runs locally, the workflow is easy to audit and well suited to environments where data must never leave the machine.

It is a good fit for anyone who routinely cleans logs, tidies data rows, or needs quick line-level statistics over batches of text—all while keeping the toolchain dependency-free and the data local. If minimalism, transparency, and zero external I/O matter to your workflow, this plugin adds exactly the utilities you need without adding anything you do not.