dsh-web-plugin-explain

Once your plugin list grows past a dozen entries, the Settings page in dsh web starts to look like an undifferentiated wall of names. You cannot quickly tell which plugin handles completion, which one does formatting, or which are community-built. dsh-web-plugin-explain fills that gap: expanding any plugin card now shows the raw description string from that plugin's own package.json, so you can read what every plugin does at a glance without hunting through repos or docs.

Beyond descriptions, it appends a small third-party badge next to any plugin that does not belong to the built-in ecosystem, making the boundary immediately obvious. The search box also becomes more capable, matching on plugin id, module name, and description text (third-party rows additionally match the badge label), which is a real time-saver as your collection grows. Everything is best-effort by design: if a description cannot be resolved, only that single row is affected while the rest of the list renders normally, so one anomaly never takes down the page.

If you maintain a growing set of dsh web plugins and frequently need to identify what a given plugin does or where it comes from, this lightweight enhancer is a good fit. A simple restart of the web server after installation is all it takes-no extra configuration required.