dsh-reqsys

You need a quiet, zero-dependency requirement tracker on your DSH desktop without being tethered to the pet system. dsh-reqsys exists for exactly that: carved out of a dsh-pet fork into a fully standalone plugin with no pet runtime dependency, install it and it just works.

The experience centers on two views. Trail handles the full requirement lifecycle: browse, keyword search, create, edit, delete, and batch import or export. Pending narrows your focus to unfinished tasks so you always know what is still open. For quick entry, double-click the pet icon or trigger a bridge event to pop up a lightweight input box, letting you log a requirement in a couple of seconds without switching windows. All data is persisted as a single JSON file locally, so backup and migration are as simple as copying one file.

It suits anyone in a DSH workflow who wants a minimal, side-effect-free requirement tracker: you do not care about pet animations, you care about requirements being recorded, searchable, and eventually closed. Developers who want to decouple requirement management from dsh-pet, or who are building a personal task pipeline from scratch, will find a just-enough tool that stays out of the way.