dsh-power

Anyone who uses DSH daily has hit this wall: the Web UI hangs, or a config change demands a restart, and the only option is to hunt down a terminal, kill the process, and reload the browser — while a dozen other tabs sit open. One careless force-kill and the whole Chrome window is gone.
dsh-power turns that chore into a tiny power icon in the sidebar. Hover for two seconds and two choices appear: shut down DSH, or restart the Web UI. After you confirm, the page closes itself via window.close(), the host process exits gracefully or detaches a cross-platform helper that relaunches the service, and a hard refresh brings everything back. No hardcoded paths, no fixed ports. The restart command is rebuilt from the live process, and the reopen URL tracks the actual listening port. Windows uses a windowless VBS to escape the parent job, macOS calls open, Linux calls xdg-open — three code paths handled invisibly behind the scenes.
Built for developers who keep the DSH Web UI open while coding and iterating on prompts. Install it, hard-refresh, and a new icon appears above Settings in the sidebar. Zero configuration required. On the security side, both endpoints are loopback-only POST routes that never touch sessions, prompts, or model data, fully isolated from the RPC trust boundary.