dsh-plugin-directory

Usage

The tab is a client-side directory over a snapshot of the dsh-plugin topic. Repos are included when their README documents a dsh plugin command, they carry the dsh-plugin topic, or their name/description mentions dsh-plugin — the repo name itself does not need to contain "dsh". Candidates are ranked by stars so real plugins outrank list/boilerplate repos:

• Search — filter by plugin name, owner, or description; the query also triggers a live GitHub search for the latest matching repos (see below).
• Category multi-select — combine any number of function categories (tool, skill, memory, vision, UI skin, MCP, orchestration, CLI/TUI, web, agent, other).
• Install-form filter — restrict to bundle / repository / client / unknown.
• Group-by dimension — group cards by function category, install form, language, or star bucket (default: no grouping).
• Sort — by quality score, stars, or most recent update (default: stars).
• Statistics dashboard — totals and breakdowns by category, install form, language, and star bucket.
• One-click install — a card's Install button copies the plugin's install command, shown only when the plugin's own README documents a real dsh install command (see the extraction policy below).
• My plugins — a personal management panel below the directory. Clicking Install records the plugin, and you can also add plugins manually (the source repository owner/repo is required) and remove or refresh existing entries. The list is stored in the browser's localStorage under dsh-plugin-directory:installed (see the note below).
• Refresh — a manual refresh button re-pulls the latest snapshot from the CDN.