dsh-skills-manager

Agent skills in a DSH environment are scattered across project .dsh, .agents, user directories, built-in bundles, and multiple agent preset scopes. Figuring out which skills are actually available and where they come from usually means digging through files one by one. dsh-skills-manager compresses that into a single settings page: open Settings → Skill Management and you get a merged catalog of every available skill, each entry annotated with name, description, origin, provider, model/user invocation policy, and the preset scopes it appears in.

The core capabilities revolve around three things: see, find, and grab. Real-time search filters by name, description, or use-case, with three readiness buckets (All / Model-available / User-available). Clicking a skill expands a detail panel right below the card showing whenToUse, file path, resource base, metadata, and the full SKILL.md body. One-click copy of the body text or local path makes manual maintenance and sharing easy. The page polls every 30 seconds and offers a manual refresh button; a warning appears when the skill source is incomplete. Styling follows native DSW theme variables with light/dark adaptation, flat cards, thin borders, rounded corners, and no shadows.

One caveat: the current version is read-only. The DSH skill registry is owned by providers such as dsh-skill-filesystem and does not expose delete or disable operations, so this plugin focuses on browsing, searching, reading the full body, and locating files rather than managing skills. It is well suited to DeepSeek Harness users who maintain multiple agent presets, work with heterogeneous skill sources, and need to quickly confirm whether a skill exists and where it belongs.