dsh-wechat-status

The dsh-wechat bridge session has a 24-hour TTL enforced by the iLink server. When automatic recovery fails repeatedly, it does exactly three things: sets a flag, writes a single log line, and discards every pending message. No push notification, no banner, nothing you will notice until a message simply vanishes or you manually open Settings to check. dsh-wechat-status closes that gap by surfacing the problem on the DSH Web UI the moment it happens.

Under the hood, the Host half polls the bridge status endpoint every 15 seconds and reduces the response to four scalars; the Client half registers a conditionally rendered banner in shell.overlay. An amber waiting-for-QR banner appears when a scan is needed, a red session-expired banner when the bridge has dropped, and a one-click button opens the QR page directly. When everything is healthy the component returns null, leaving zero visual footprint. Graceful degradation covers upstream 404s, malformed JSON, and connection timeouts, guaranteeing the plugin tree never crashes.

This plugin is for anyone running dsh-wechat as a personal WeChat bridge who wants an at-a-glance health indicator instead of guessing. It has zero @deepseek-ai/* runtime dependencies, does not modify dsh-wechat behavior in any way, and takes effect immediately after a DSH restart.