dsh-plugin-runcat-inventory

Once you have a dozen or so plugins running in DSH, the pain rarely comes from writing code—it comes from figuring out which one is broken, which one needs a bump, and what you actually changed in a config. dsh-plugin-runcat-inventory collapses all of that into a single panel under the Settings left-hand nav: a four-column table shows every plugin name, live status, source, and version, and a Details expander reveals the full description plus the raw config JSON with a one-click copy.

Enable and disable are hot-applied via HMR, so changes take effect without restarting the Web UI; uninstall comes with a double confirmation and the row goes grey afterward to stop accidental repeat clicks. The update reminder is the sleeper feature—the plugin scans the npm registry in small batches and surfaces a prominent card at the top of the panel (or an inline vX to vY highlight in the version column) whenever a newer release is available, with a single click to apply.

If you routinely juggle five or more plugins and want to toggle, inspect, and upgrade them without a full restart, this panel is effectively a task manager for your DSH extension stack.