dsh-skill-editor

Adjusting a skill description or rewriting its body used to mean opening a terminal, hunting through ~/.dsh/skills or your workspace for the right SKILL.md, carefully avoiding every other frontmatter field, and hoping you actually saved. dsh-skill-editor collapses that into three steps: open Web Settings, click the Skill Editor tab, expand a skill, edit, and hit Save. The change is written to disk immediately; refresh the page and it is live with no restart required.

Built-in safety tiers keep accidents out of the picture: local skills (~/.dsh/skills, ~/.agents/skills, workspace .dsh/skills) are fully editable and savable, while bundled and plugin-embedded skills are locked to read-only with a visible warning so a stray edit cannot break dsh. The editor touches only name, description, and the body (content after the --- divider); every other frontmatter field is preserved untouched. All file reads and writes go through node:fs on plain-text files with zero third-party dependencies, so future dsh upgrades will not invalidate the plugin. Need it gone? Uninstall it and everything is clean with no side effects.

Who it is for: anyone who works in the dsh Web interface and needs to fine-tune skill descriptions or bodies on a regular basis—adding a sentence, tweaking an example, or rewriting an instruction entirely. No file-system spelunking, no programming background required.