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dsh-plugin-manager

Client Updated 2026.08.18

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install big-lixin/dsh-plugin-manager

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install big-lixin/dsh-plugin-manager in your terminal to install; the full source code is available at https://github.com/big-lixin/dsh-plugin-manager . After a one-time DSH restart, the plugin management tab will appear under Settings.

About this plugin

Managing multiple DSH plugins used to mean hand-editing YAML patch files under ~/.dsh, where a single typo could cause duplicate mounts or missed deps. dsh-plugin-manager tucks that workflow into a new tab under Settings > Plugins: the Custom Plugins section lists every non-official package with a toggle that takes effect instantly via HMR and persists across restarts automatically.

The Core Components section is read-only, showing each component's enabled status and Cordis mount phase (mounted, awaiting deps, failed, etc.). Its toggles are intentionally disabled to protect server-side stability. Data comes straight from the Cordis Loader entry tree, so newly installed plugins appear without extra configuration.

Built for DSH users who have accumulated a dozen or so custom plugins and want to stop hand-editing YAML, especially those toggling experimental plugins on and off or diagnosing mount issues. Zero dependencies, pure JavaScript, ready to use after install.

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Use Cases

  • Toggling experimental plugins on and off without hand-editing YAML patch files
  • Checking core component Cordis mount status: mounted, awaiting deps, or failed
  • Verifying a newly installed plugin automatically appears in the custom plugins section

Best For

  • DSH users with multiple custom plugins who want to stop hand-editing config files
  • Developers who frequently toggle plugins for debugging or diagnosing mount issues
  • Teams aiming to reduce the risk of duplicate mounts or outages from YAML editing errors