dsh-quick-invoke

Calling a Skill, switching an Agent preset, or checking loaded Plugins in DSH Web often requires memorizing exact names and manually composing commands, making the workflow tedious and error-prone. dsh-quick-invoke provides a unified slash-command entry point in DSH Web that folds discovery, candidate selection, command backfill, and Host execution into a single, natural input box experience.

The plugin centers on three core commands. /skill queries user-invocable Skills in the current workspace and routes them through DSHs standard Skill invocation pipeline. /agent selects a blank Agent preset via the official agentPreset.select seam and then auto-submits the task once selection succeeds. /plugin offers read-only listing, inventory inspection, and a best-effort attempt to open a Plugins Web UI. Candidate selection only backfills a normalized command into the input box and never triggers a remote call at the moment of selection; after confirmation the plugin restores input focus so the user can continue typing and send the task manually.

Throughout the entire flow the plugin does not forge system or developer messages, does not bypass DSHs tools, approval, guard, or permission pipelines, and ensures that Agent presets cannot elevate permissions via a quick command. It is designed for DSH Web developers and researchers who frequently switch among multiple Skills, adjust Agent configurations, or need to quickly confirm Plugin status, reducing everyday operational friction while keeping the DSH security boundary fully intact.