dsh-plugin-top

The DSH plugin ecosystem has grown past 3,900 community projects, yet users still face two everyday frustrations: there is no convenient place to discover and compare plugins, and installing an unvetted project always feels risky. dsh-plugin-top tackles both by bringing the entire plugin radar into a sidebar panel. After a simple restart, one button opens a fully local, instant-search view where you can find the right tool in seconds.

The standout feature is the linked five-board system: native star ranking, trending climbers, today's newcomers, compatibility tools, and per-category champions. Switching boards re-scopes the category chips to that board only, so filtering and keyword search always stay within the current context instead of jumping back to the full set. When you find a plugin you like, the Install button does not blindly run the command — it writes a security-review prompt containing the project name and repository URL into the active chat input. You press Enter, and the Agent reads the code, performs a review, and only then proceeds with installation, appending to any existing text without overwriting.

You can also drive the plugin entirely through natural language in chat. Asking something like "find me a plugin that sends QQ messages" triggers a search that returns the description, install command, and detail page. Asking "what is new in the DSH plugin world" pulls the trending and newcomer boards. All data is fetched through a built-in same-origin reverse proxy and cached in sessionStorage only — no telemetry, no credential uploads, cleared the moment you close the tab.

This is built for people who use DSH daily, want to stay on top of the plugin ecosystem, insist on a review step before installing any community project, and would rather click a sidebar button than type manual install commands in a terminal.