dsh-plugin-toggle

Juggling a large set of DSH plugins often means you just want to pause one for a while without touching config files or restarting the entire runtime. dsh-plugin-toggle adds an Enable/Disable tab right beside the read-only plugin list in Settings, turning every stop-and-start into a single toggle click that takes effect immediately with no DSH restart required.

Flipping the switch disposes or restarts the plugin Loader fiber in place, and the change is appended to the profile cordis.patch.yml, the documented user patch layer, so the state survives a restart without any patch flattening or duplicate rows. Each row also surfaces the plugin name, its Enabled or Disabled tag, and the current Cordis phase, making it easy to see at a glance which plugins are active, pending, failed, or not mounted. All colors are drawn from DSW design tokens, so the tab follows your light or dark theme automatically.

It is a good fit for DSH users who carry many plugins and want to stop or start individual ones on the fly, and it doubles as a quick isolation step during debugging when a single misbehaving plugin is throwing the whole profile off balance.