dsh-skill-mcp-manager

Managing Skills and MCP Servers in DSH Desktop used to mean browsing ~/.dsh, hand-editing mcp.json, or tweaking SKILL.md frontmatter line by line—easy to miss and hard to audit once the config grows. dsh-skill-mcp-manager drops a unified management panel straight into the settings page so you can toggle, import, sync, and monitor everything without touching a config file or a single line of DSH source code.

On the Skill side you can search by name or description, enable or disable entries with one click, delete real files or just remove soft-links, upload .md files, and sync an entire source folder via symlinks so upstream edits take effect instantly. On the MCP side, adding, editing, or removing servers is all form-driven and supports both stdio (command, args, env, cwd) and streamable-http (URL, headers) transports. After a server mounts you see live status, the full tool list, and copyable error logs; if you edit mcp.json by hand, the plugin detects the change within three seconds and re-mounts automatically. Every session also receives a capability:mcp prompt segment listing configured servers and their state, so the model knows exactly which tools are available.

Loaded as a profile bundle patch, the plugin survives DSH upgrades without dynamic activation and keeps the MCP client out of its own bundle—resolved by the host runtime at load time. It is built for developers running DSH Desktop with multiple Skills or MCP Servers who prefer a structured UI over raw file editing and need at-a-glance mount status and tool visibility.