dsh-plugin-diraud

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A DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin-management enhancement: group the plugin list by source so you can tell official plugins apart from the ones you installed yourself at a glance.

Features

• /plugin-audit command: lists the currently loaded plugins grouped by official / self-installed, with user / official / keyword filtering;
• Self-installed plugin toggles (two surfaces):
  • Sidebar footer Plugin Catalog entry (icon button; click to open a panel): an enable/disable button on every self-installed card;
  • Composer: /plugin-audit disable|enable <keyword>;
  • Both persist to the profile's cordis.patch.yml (kept across restarts, reversible) and call ctx.loader.update for live effect (HMR-independent); official/builtin plugins are locked;
• Plugin Catalog panel (sidebar footer entry, since v0.5):
  • Cards grouped by source with a source badge, installed version, entry id and description; a search box filters by module name / entry id and every section shows a live count; a retry button appears if the list fails to load;
  • Bilingual descriptions (v0.6): a built-in module-name → {zh, en} dictionary is consulted first so card descriptions follow the UI language, falling back to each package's own description;
  • GitHub link (v0.8): when a package's repository / homepage points to GitHub, the card shows a GitHub button that opens its full feature documentation (independent of the built-in "Plugin list" page);
• Self-installed plugin updates (v0.6):
  • The npm registry is checked automatically when the panel opens; the top "Update" bar shows how many plugins are outdated, with Re-check and Update all buttons, and every registry-installed card has its own Update button plus a progress bar while running (pnpm add <pkg>@latest --config.minimumReleaseAge=0, corepack/npx fallback, live output);
  • Updates are queued in a module-level store: clicks during a run merge into the next batch, two pnpm processes are never started concurrently, and the task keeps running (and stays observable) even if you close the panel;
  • Source-aware labeling: desktop-managed link: deps show "Updating with the desktop app" and local file: / workspace: deps show "Local plugin", so a pnpm exit code 0 is never misreported as an actual update; official/builtin plugins and this plugin itself (installed via link: to protect the dev chain) are locked;
• Self-installed plugin uninstall (v0.6): every self-installed card has a red Uninstall button (right-most); it asks for confirmation, runs pnpm remove, disables the button while running, and refreshes the list afterwards. Non-self-installed packages and this plugin itself are rejected;

Screenshot

Sidebar footer Plugin Catalog entry (since v0.5) — click to open the panel: self-installed plugins grouped by origin, each card with an enable/disable toggle:

The top bar shows the update area (可更新: 1 = 1 update available, 重新检查 = re-check, 全部更新 = update all), followed by the search box and the grouped cards. Every card carries the enable/disable toggle, version, GitHub button, update status and uninstall button:

Quick start

Prerequisites: pnpm, the dsh CLI.

# Install (recommended: from npm)
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-plugin-diraud

# Or from the GitHub main branch
dsh plugin --profile web add https://github.com/tttwh/dsh-plugin-diraud/archive/refs/heads/main.tar.gz

Restart dsh web, then:

• Type /plugin-audit in the composer, or
• Click the Plugin Catalog entry at the sidebar footer.

Commands

How toggles persist: disable/enable writes a - id: <raw config id> + disabled: true override into the profile's cordis.patch.yml (the user config layer). dsh watches that file (watchUserPatches), so the change applies live without a restart, survives restarts, and deleting the row restores the default.

Why the raw id (fixed in v0.4): loader entries carry a path-prefixed full id (include:ssh), but the patch layer matches each config row's own id field (ssh). Older versions wrote the prefixed id into the patch file, so the row was skipped at boot ("patch: entry not found") and the toggle was silently lost on restart. v0.4 writes the raw id, keeps the full id for ctx.loader.update, and cleans up legacy include:<id> rows.

Configuration

Origin is derived from the package scope by default; edge cases (e.g. a third-party package published under @deepseek-ai/) are overridden via extraUserPackages. Override this plugin's row in the profile's cordis.patch.yml:

- id: plugin-audit
  config:
    extraUserPackages:
      - '@deepseek-ai/dsh-my-fork'   # force-classify as self-installed

Repository layout

dsh-plugin-diraud/
  src/classify.ts        origin-classification pure function (single source of truth)
  src/patch.ts           cordis.patch.yml read/write (persist toggles)
  src/toggle.ts          shared toggle core (persist + ctx.loader.update)
  src/updates.ts         update core: semver compare, registry probe, pnpm exec (unit-testable)
  src/metadata.ts        GitHub repository/homepage → canonical URL (v0.8)
  src/translations.ts    bilingual description dictionary (v0.6)
  src/render.ts          /plugin-audit output rendering (grouped view)
  src/contract.ts        typert wire contract (pluginAudit/toggle)
  src/typert.ts          host manifest registration
  src/runtime.ts         PluginAuditRuntime (@Remote toggle; executeToggle unit-tested)
  src/index.ts           host: /plugin-audit command + remote registration
  src/client/            Sidebar Plugin Catalog entry (React) + toggle buttons + client remote
  src/client/updateStore.ts  module-level update task store (queue + resume)
  build.mjs              esbuild build (host ESM + client bundle)
  cordis.patch.yml       profile bundle patch (inserts this plugin)
  demo/                  demo & verification scripts (real-profile output)

Docs

• DESIGN.md — design rationale and source evidence (why a new tab instead of modifying the official one; classification rules and edge cases)

Related

• deepseek-harness — DeepSeek Harness official repo (DSH itself)
• omdsh-dev/community — community plugin submissions & collaboration hub

License

MIT · Copyright (c) 2025 tttwh