dsh-plugin-marketplace

The dsh plugin ecosystem is growing, yet discovering new plugins still means opening GitHub, searching the dsh-plugin topic, clicking into repos one by one, and reading READMEs to decide whether something is worth installing. dsh-plugin-marketplace brings that entire pipeline into the dsh web settings page, adding a Marketplace tab right beside your existing plugin list so you can discover, evaluate, and summarise candidates without leaving the console.

The experience centres on three things. First, a scroll-to-load catalogue that pulls every GitHub repository tagged with the dsh-plugin topic, sortable by stars and searchable by keyword. Second, a Summarise button on each card that sends the repo README—prefixed with a user-editable prompt template—into your current AI session, so the model you are already talking to reads the README and replies with a concise installation guide right in the chat. Third, a toggleable mirror-proxy for users in regions where GitHub is slow or blocked; once enabled, README fetching falls back through proxy, direct, and GitHub API in that order.

The plugin runs entirely in the browser with zero host-side dependencies; all preferences (proxy URL, layout, sort direction, prompt text) live in localStorage and vanish on uninstall. It is a good fit for anyone who lives in the dsh web UI and wants a single place to go from discovering available plugins to getting a ready-to-follow install guide, especially in network environments that need a mirror or proxy to reach GitHub.