Kidai-Hub

Every Kidai plugin in the ecosystem—Plugin Market Hub, Snapshot Guard, and whatever joins next—ships with its own standalone panel, tucked into the sidebar or buried somewhere in settings. Once you are running two or three of them in parallel, hunting for the right entry point each time becomes a small but persistent annoyance. Kidai Hub (纪代中枢) was built to eliminate that scatter: it renders a single fullscreen Hub page where every connected Kidai plugin registers a tab in a shared dynamic tab bar, all reachable from one button in the sidebar above the Settings entry.

The Hub page is composed of a top bar (title and close button), a dynamic tab bar, and a scrollable content region. Plugins announce themselves through the kidai-hub.tabs slot, with an order value controlling their left-to-right arrangement; the kidai-hub.header.action slot lets them append custom action buttons into the top bar. Tab registration and deregistration are reflected instantly with no empty-frame flicker, and when the active tab disappears the view auto-falls-back to the first available one. Known plugins receive a dedicated brand gradient, while others get a stable default color derived from their registration key. The entire container runs purely client-side in the browser; the host half is a deliberate no-op that touches nothing in DSH core logic.

The design choice that makes Hub safe to adopt is its graceful fallback: when kidai-hub is absent, every Kidai plugin automatically reverts to its own standalone entry point with zero functional loss. Install Hub to enjoy the consolidated workflow, and uninstall it later whenever you like—the ecosystem never breaks. If you already juggle multiple Kidai plugins, or simply prefer a single tidy entry point for your DSH toolset, Kidai Hub is the base layer that pulls all those scattered panels into one place.