Plugins

Monta 88 habilidades empaquetadas de investigación, inteligencia social, marketing y negocios en dsh a través del proveedor de habilidades del sistema de archivos.

Genera imágenes en la GPU del usuario encolando flujos de trabajo mediante la API HTTP de una instalación local de ComfyUI: Z-Image-Turbo para borradores rápidos y Qwen-Image-2.1 para recursos finales y texto legible dentro de la imagen. Registra comfyui_generate y comfyui_status, e incluye un Skill sobre selección de modelos y creación de prompts. No tiene dependencias de ejecución e inicia ComfyUI sin interfaz si no hay un servidor escuchando.

Tablero de diagnóstico del entorno de PC y control de puertos: inspección sin dependencias del sistema, las cadenas de herramientas de CLI, los puertos de escucha activos con liberación al pasar el cursor y la disponibilidad de claves de modelo. Sin llamadas externas, cero secretos en texto plano.

Conversaciones de voz continuas para DSH con escucha manos libres, pulsar para hablar, reconocimiento de voz, respuestas TTS y delegación de Agent en segundo plano.

Añade una fila de reinicio en Settings → General y relanza dsh web con los mismos argumentos mediante un helper desacoplado. Se niega bajo un supervisor systemd detectado salvo que allowRestart sea true. Comprueba el puerto de escucha conectándose a él, sin enlazarlo.

Consola local de servicios de desarrollo para DSH: lista todos los servicios en escucha de la máquina y permite inspeccionar, detener de forma segura o reiniciar servicios iniciados durante el desarrollo.

Plugin gestor de puertos web DSH: lista todos los puertos locales en escucha, elige uno libre y cambia en caliente el puerto web DSH sin reiniciar el proceso. Plugin de gestión de puertos: ver los puertos ocupados localmente y cambiar en caliente el puerto web DSH.

Controls the Chrome you are already logged into: the model clicks, types, fills in forms, reads pages and takes screenshots in your real tabs. macOS only; needs Chrome 116+ and Node 18+. Works over native messaging and chrome.debugger instead of a listening port. Ships 11 browser_* tools and a cb CLI, dispatches real CDP input events, draws an on-page cursor that also appears in screenshots, and adds a toolbar panel with live status, the controlled tabs and a pause switch. The native host and the MV3 extension travel inside this tarball: on first load the plugin copies them into place and writes the native-messaging registration itself, so there is no clone, no install.sh and no python3 - the one step left is adding the extension to Chrome: install DSH Bridge from the Chrome Web Store (https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/bippcbbbipppmhjkjomgdnjbooecbimo, no Developer mode), or load the bundled unpacked copy at chrome://extensions (the plugin opens that page and puts the folder on the clipboard for you). Until then the tools fail loudly with those steps. On Windows/Linux the plugin reports the macOS-only platform requirement instead of failing silently.

Diagnoses WSL port listening and Windows localhost forwarding, with a 3080/3081 uiPlaybook for the dsh web relay and launch token.

Inventory every listening TCP endpoint and grade each holder as agent-spawned, workspace, dev-server, unattributed, system or protected; only the first two can be auto-selected, and a reap previews its descendant-closure plan unless confirmed.

Reads assistant replies aloud with Microsoft Edge neural voices and highlights the sentence being spoken, so you can follow along while listening. The highlight is yours to style: background colour, text colour and opacity are each adjustable in settings. Also adds a sound-wave play button to every reply, pause plus previous and next sentence, adjustable speed, and an auto-read toggle.

Turn English audiobooks (MP3) and documents into listening lessons: transcribe every sentence locally with the speech model DSH voice input already downloaded (about 241 MB, fetched on first use if missing; ffmpeg required), proofread and explain each sentence with your DSH model, then drill with blind listening, intensive listening and spaced repetition, with Chinese-dubbing export and offline Kokoro voices; ships a sidebar panel and four AI tools.

Native DSH right-sidebar tab that lists the ports this machine is listening on together with the process behind each one, and offers per-port actions to open it, copy its address, reveal its working directory or end the process.

Browse the skill library from a floating-ball panel: you choose the skill root yourself through a native directory chooser (defaults to ~/.dsh/skills, no path is shipped with the plugin), skills are grouped into first and second level categories, descriptions are read from each SKILL.md frontmatter, search filters by skill name, description or original text, and a card opens the full SKILL.md. Skills can be switched on and off per card, per category or for the whole library — the toggle rewrites disable-model-invocation in that SKILL.md and keeps a .bak-toggle backup, and disabled cards grey out until restored. A failure ledger separates automatic from manual entries and records skill successes and failures by listening to tools/result events, reusing an existing ledger file if one is found in the library and otherwise creating one under skill-master/references. The DSH settings page gains a floating-ball section that shows or hides the three balls and offers one-click restore of a ball dragged off-screen.