dsh-tools

Everyday DSH web use accumulates a list of small, unsolved needs: nobody tells you when a long-running task finishes, idle chat sessions quietly eat up disk space, installed plugins lack a one-stop update path, Token spending stays opaque, and some users would love WeChat as a direct Agent entry point. dsh-tools bundles all of these into a single persistent plugin. Inside Settings then dsh Toolbox, a tabbed panel lets you flip each feature on or off; changes apply instantly and survive restarts, so there is no more hunting through separate docs or juggling multiple add-ons.

Five capability areas stand out. Desktop notification fires a top-most system tray alert via the browser Notification API when the tab is unfocused, and a click sends you straight back to the session. Chat management lists every session with its disk footprint, supporting single or bulk deletion. The plugin panel bundles enable/disable toggles, one-click update checks (npm or GitHub sources), and a categorized browser split into official, installed, and local views. Usage analytics aggregates real per-day Token counts, cache-hit ratios, and estimated cost into a trend bar chart with a peak/off-peak price toggle. WeChat integration scans a QR code through the Tencent openclaw protocol, then handles text chat, image and file exchange, speech-to-text, and text-to-image generation; all credentials live in a local 0600-permission file and never enter plugin config or the repository.

Best suited for heavy DSH web users who want a tidy in-browser toolbox, WeChat as a natural Agent front-end, or continuous visibility into Token spend and cache efficiency. Every feature is driven from the in-browser settings page with no extra server components to maintain, ships under the MIT license, and uses conservative defaults you opt into as needed.