dsh-plugin-source

Once you have a dozen plugins installed, the DSH plugin list tab turns into a flat, undifferentiated wall of cards: official monorepo packages, loader internals, local projects linked via file:, and community plugins all mixed together. Telling them apart, finding the right upstream repo, or spotting which ones are under local development means opening each card one by one.

dsh-plugin-source takes a restrained approach. It shadows the official plugin-list tab and layers on three practical enhancements while preserving every existing feature such as search, detail expansion, status dots, and retry. Plugins are grouped by source — official (the @deepseek-ai/ scope and cordis: prefix) and community — with collapsible group headers showing counts; community sits above official. Each card gains a version badge, an upstream repository link (org/repo with one-click GitHub jump, or a note when not declared), and a local-development marker for profile dependencies using file: or link:.

The plugin is entirely read-only, makes zero network requests, and writes nothing to disk. All metadata comes from local loader manifests and package.json files under node_modules. It is well suited to users who maintain many plugins and need to distinguish sources at a glance, as well as developers juggling local and community plugins simultaneously.