dsh-plugin-hot-toggle

When you are running several plugins under DeepSeek Harness, you occasionally just want to silence a noisy tool or swap in a different community loader mid-session. The old ritual—edit a YAML file, then restart the whole process—is broken here. dsh-plugin-hot-toggle moves that action into a dedicated tab under Web Settings, calling the official Cordis Loader Entry.update API on every click. Disabling disposes the plugin fiber in place; enabling re-imports and starts it, all in-process with instant effect. No DSH restart, no loss of conversation context. The toggle state is also written to the profile patch layer and hot-applied by the built-in HMR watcher, so it survives restarts without any manual re-application.

The management view goes well beyond a simple on/off list. You can combine filters by state (enabled / disabled), source (official / core / community), and functional type (builtin framework, client UI, LLM, tools, session and storage, sandbox and exec, agent and planning, services and integration, other), then layer in a keyword search with a live hit count. Community plugins sort to the top by default. System-critical entries such as include, cordis:* modules, and internal loader components are locked and clearly labelled, so a stray click cannot accidentally dismantle the host. The entire UI follows the DSH language preference and switches between English and Chinese automatically.

It is built for anyone running three or more plugins who needs to debug, A/B-test, or tailor their plugin stack per project without the ritual of editing config and restarting. If your Harness setup has accumulated a mix of official, core, and community entries and you want a single glanceable panel to control them all, this is the missing piece.