dsh-im-companion

dsh-im is the connector that wires your IM bots into DSH. Once you have a handful of agents spread across multiple channels, the question shifts from can it connect to who is doing what right now, which workspace owns which bot, and which per-channel toggles are actually on. dsh-im-companion frames all of those answers as assistants living in homes, giving you a single panel that is readable in a single glance.

It covers the日常管理 pain points directly: workspace cards you can filter to show only assigned or unassigned homes, each carrying a green-amber-grey status light and the last-probe timestamp; a fleet-radar grid that maps every agent against every channel so the whole fleet's online state is one look away; expandable assistant cards that expose runtime mode and per-channel enhancement switches; and a move interaction where you drag an assistant card onto another workspace, get a one-click confirmation, and the binding is updated in seconds.

The target user is an operator who already has dsh-im running inside DSH and is juggling two-plus agents or two-plus channels, someone who configured everything correctly but cannot quickly tell which bot is on which line at 2 a m. The plugin sits purely on top of dsh-im as a visualization and shortcut layer; it does not modify the underlying connection logic. Install, refresh, and the companion panel is there.