dsh-discussions-digest

The official DSH GitHub Discussions accumulate product feedback, showcases, and open questions every day, yet paging through threads, filtering by relevance, and summarizing by hand is slow and easy to get wrong. dsh-discussions-digest hands that work to the current DSH model: it reads recent activity, returns bounded, source-linked facts, and renders a structured triage digest you can review in minutes rather than hours.

The plugin is deliberately minimal. One read-only Tool, one runtime Skill, no database, scheduler, classifier, or write path to GitHub. The Skill outputs four fixed sections—Scope & caveats, Needs follow-up, Product / DX signals, New showcases / other activity—and every listed thread carries a source fact, missing information, a suggested action, and an explicitly labelled Proposed interpretation, so each judgement stays traceable back to the original post.

It is built for DSH maintainers, active contributors, and anyone who wants a quick, evidence-first pulse of community signals without leaving their workflow. A single prompt yields a digest of the last one to seven days, up to thirty discussions, with no manual GitHub browsing and no changes to remote data.