dsh-plugin-organizer

A DSH web plugin that turns the plugin inventory in Settings → Plugins into an Official / Third-party grouped view, where each group can be expanded / collapsed (like a storage box). Official plugins are collapsed by default (there are simply too many of them), third-party plugins start expanded.

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✨ Features

• Adds a new Official / 3rd-party tab to the Settings → Plugins section (ordered between "Plugin configuration" and "Plugin list")
• Same data source as the official plugin list (pluginInventory Remote) — display only, no behavior changes
• Official detection: module names starting with @deepseek-ai/ or cordis: (root include and other framework built-ins)
• Two groups: Official plugins collapsed by default, Third-party plugins expanded by default
• Third-party plugins get purpose subcategories: auto-grouped by name keywords into "UI / workspace · Agent collaboration · Permission / security · Vision / images · Obsidian · Management / tools · Other"; reassign any plugin manually (persisted in localStorage)
• Group headers show the group name + plugin count; click a header to expand / collapse; subcategories collapse independently
• Expand all / Collapse all / Reset to auto toolbar buttons
• Search box filters across both groups; searching auto-expands both groups
• Per-plugin cards identical to the official list: title, status dot, enabled/disabled tag; click a card to reveal entryId / configuration / Cordis status

🚀 Install (from GitHub / npm)

Prerequisites: DSH installed (dsh web runs), Node.js ≥ 20, pnpm ≥ 10.

# Install from the GitHub repository (auto-mounts, no manual config edits)
dsh plugin --profile web add Inspireason/dsh-plugin-organizer

# Or install from npm
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-plugin-organizer

After installing, restart DSH and hard-refresh (Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+R) to see the new Official / 3rd-party tab.

Note: the package declares dsh.bundle.patch (cordis.patch.yml), so dsh plugin add registers it into dsh.profile.bundles automatically. If your profile previously mounted this plugin manually (a row with id: plugin-organizer in its cordis.patch.yml), remove that row first to avoid double-mounting (two plugin tabs).

📁 Project structure

dsh-plugin-organizer/
├── package.json          # dsh.bundle.patch + dsh.client declarations
├── cordis.patch.yml      # bundle mount layer (inserts the plugin row)
├── lib/
│   ├── index.js          # host half (empty apply)
│   ├── invariant.js      # invariant companion
│   └── client.js         # browser half: the grouped inventory tab
└── README.md / README_EN.md

🔧 How it works

• Client-only plugin: lib/index.js is an empty host half, lib/client.js is the browser half
• Registers a new tab into the settings.plugins.tab slot (id grouped, order 5)
• Reads the same data as the official list via ctx.remote.pluginInventory.list()
• Ships as an independent package referenced by the profile — DSH source is never modified

💻 Development

For local development, add the plugin as a dependency of the web profile and mount it in the profile's cordis.patch.yml:

- insert:
    - id: plugin-organizer
      name: 'dsh-plugin-organizer'

The profile's user patch layer is hot-reloaded by a running DSH — edit lib/client.js and refresh the browser to see the change.

License

MIT