dsh-plugs

Plugins

@just-genius/dsh-codex

The consolidated Codex shell: Codex-style message navigation, Cursor-style per-turn Worked for collapsing, a right-side side.panel host with a file tree / preview / diff view (VSCode Light+/Dark+ syntax themes), a Warp-style terminal panel backed by a real login-shell PTY, and a read-only git commit-graph panel.

@just-genius/dsh-debug-mode

Cursor-style debug mode: /debug, a red Debug chip, a Debug Logs dock above the composer, and a reproduction-steps card with Proceed / Mark as fixed. Mode/wait/logs stay in process memory for the live session only (not written to the durable session log).

@just-genius/dsh-memory

Global markdown memory: Settings → Memory for manual CRUD, memory_propose for AI writes that wait for user confirmation, and enabled entries injected into the system prompt. Stored under ~/.dsh/memory/ as index.json + entries/*.md.

@just-genius/dsh-sync

GitHub Device Flow + secret Gist config sync: Settings → Sync pushes/pulls settings.yaml and the web plugin list (portable specs + cordis.patch.yml) with no self-hosted sync server. State lives in ~/.dsh/sync/state.json.

@just-genius/dsh-desktop-update

Update badge for DSH-Desktop next to the sidebar Settings button, driven by the window.dshDesktop Electron bridge. App updates jump to GitHub Releases; DSH runtime updates install in place. Renders nothing in a plain browser.

@just-genius/dsh-model-custom-ex

Replaces the official Models settings page (fork of ui-settings-models) to add per-model dropdown multi-selects for vision (input) and thinking strength (reasoningEfforts) — the two controls the stock page punts to settings.yaml.

@just-genius/dsh-plugin-config

Settings → 插件管理 in one tab: collapsible installed inventory (group by origin / mount plane, enable·disable·uninstall) plus the marketplace. Shared top search. Replaces the official read-only Plugin list.

@just-genius/dsh-wechat-chat

Turns the web surface into a WeChat-style messenger: chat list, green/white bubbles, and an agent that texts short progress updates while it works. Switch back from 我.

@just-genius/dsh-whale-girl

Desktop pet (whale-girl). In a plain browser it is the in-page companion; in DSH-Desktop it opens a transparent always-on-top overlay via window.dshDesktop.overlays so the pet sits on the OS desktop.

Shared UI package

packages/ui (@just-genius/dsh-plugin-ui) ships DSH --dsw-* theme tokens plus React primitives (Button, Input, Menu, Modal, …) and settings chrome. Plugins bundle it at build time; standalone apps (e.g. Vellum) can depend on it via file: / npm and call installTheme() once at boot. See packages/ui/README.md.

Repository layout

DSH-Plugs/
├── package.json          # root workspace (shared build/type toolchain)
├── pnpm-workspace.yaml   # packages: ['plugins/*', 'packages/*']
├── tsconfig.base.json    # shared TS config
├── packages/
│   └── ui/               # @just-genius/dsh-plugin-ui
└── plugins/
    └── <plugin>/         # one plugin per folder

What a plugin is

A plugin is a Cordis plugin npm package split in two halves:

Half	Source	Output	Role
node	src/index.ts	lib/index.js	Host entry (usually an empty apply for pure UI plugins)
browser	src/client/index.tsx	lib/client.js	Browser entry, registered via window.__ModuleLoader__.load({ id, factory }), mounting React UI with ctx.slots.register in apply

Two key declarations in package.json:

• dsh.client — declares the browser-side injection (inject lists the client package names it depends on; platform: web).
• dsh.bundle.patch — points at cordis.patch.yml, so installing the package automatically inserts its loader row into the profile.

Develop

pnpm install      # install dependencies
pnpm build        # build all plugins (src → lib)
pnpm watch        # watch and rebuild
pnpm typecheck    # type-check
pnpm clean        # remove all lib/

Adding a plugin

1. Copy a plugins/* folder and rename it to your plugin name.
2. Set package.json's name (keep the @just-genius/dsh-* prefix).
3. Edit src/index.ts (node half) and src/client/index.tsx (browser half).
4. pnpm build.

Installing a plugin

# Link a local folder into the profile (relative paths anchor to the current directory)
dsh plugin --profile web add ./plugins/dsh-codex

Because the package declares dsh.bundle.patch, it joins the profile's bundle layer automatically on install; restart DSH web (a plain refresh is not enough for bundle-stack changes).

Uninstall:

dsh plugin --profile web remove @just-genius/dsh-codex