dsh-user-plugins

DSH ships with a built-in Plugin list that lumps official and third-party packs into one table, with no install source, no version number, and no indication of which profile they belong to. Once you have a handful of github links, local paths, and version ranges scattered across multiple profiles via dsh plugin add, it becomes hard to quickly see what you actually installed, where, and whether it is loading correctly. dsh-user-plugins exists to close exactly that gap.

It adds an Installed Plugins tab under Settings > Plugins that shows only third-party packages you explicitly installed into a profile, silently filtering out every @deepseek-ai/* official entry. Each row displays the install source spec (github:, link:, or version range), the on-disk manifest version, the bundle type (plugin pack / frontend / library), and a live status dot (done, ongoing, error, idle) reflecting the current loader. The panel is strictly read-only with no toggle or uninstall actions, yet the data layer still returns a full snapshot including shipped flags; all filtering lives in a single front-end function called selectUserPlugins() and is covered by unit tests.

The host side has zero runtime dependencies (only node:fs and node:path), and the browser side relies solely on the platform's built-in React primitives and design tokens, so theme switching and dark-mode changes follow automatically with no third-party UI library. The refresh button spins its icon and disables itself while fetching; on failure the last good result stays visible with an inline error above it. This plugin is ideal for developers juggling multiple DSH profiles who install third-party packs from diverse sources and want a single GUI view to confirm what they installed and how it is running.