dsh-profile-switch

Jumping between projects in dsh often means re-running /model and then walking through every subagent to set its model and think level. dsh-profile-switch groups all of that into named configuration profiles: a single /profile-switch command swaps the whole set, the current session picks up the new default model instantly through the TUI bridge or the web session controller, and a workspace-tree pin (.dsh-profile, similar to .nvmrc) ensures every future session in that tree assembles from the profile without touching sibling directories.

The /profile-cfg wizard handles the full lifecycle—create, edit, save-current, rename, and delete. Every model choice is a three-step narrowing chain (provider, then that provider models, then think levels) whose options are read live from installed llm adapters, so nothing is hardcoded. Paired with dsh-subagent-registry it adds per-agent overrides with an inherit default; agents absent from the profile simply fall back to their baseline. The store at ~/.dsh/model-profiles.json is versioned, atomically written, and self-heals on corruption, while sharing a single schema contract with registry and tui-pi editors.

Ideal for users who toggle between work, personal, or client-specific contexts frequently, or who run multiple subagents that need differentiated models and thinking depths. Whether you are on the TUI, a web surface, or a headless script, the plugin delivers the same interactive flow; in headless mode it fails fast with a clear file-path pointer instead of hanging.