dsh-skill-manager

Managing dsh skills has long lacked a straightforward entry point—skills scatter across local directories, GitHub repos, and remote links, and maintenance means wrestling with the terminal. dsh-skill-manager pulls that work into the Skill Management page inside the dsh Web GUI settings panel, so you can handle day-to-day skill upkeep right from your browser.

Core capabilities span the full skill lifecycle: browse the current session's skill directory, preview skill content inline, import skills from GitHub, a URL, or a local file, create new skill entries, and delete user skills individually or in bulk. Safety is built in—deletion is restricted to entries under $DSH_HOME/skills and $DSH_AGENTS_HOME/skills, and symlink removal only detaches the link, leaving the target file untouched. All file reads and writes follow the active session sandbox policy, and the plugin exposes its API over a loopback-only local host, mirroring the isolation pattern used by dsh-ssh.

It suits developers who frequently add or remove dsh skills and want a one-click import and cleanup in the web UI, as well as ops teams that need to keep a skill directory tidy without every member typing the same shell commands. The plugin layers a visual management interface on top of the existing skill registry without altering it—lightweight and non-invasive.