qinyre/dsh-plugin-install
Install tab in Settings → Plugins: install, update and remove any plugin by npm spec, `github:user/repo` or local path through the same `dsh plugin add` CLI path; update checks against npm latest or GitHub HEAD with a downgrade guard and resolved-version verification, a pnpm 11 release-cooldown bypass on every add/remove, and service restart via the DSH Desktop shell or a relay process under standalone `dsh web`.
$ dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-plugin-install$ dsh plugin --profile web add github:qinyre/dsh-plugin-installHealth breakdown
64 / 100Score reflects license, community signals, documentation and distribution. It is not a code audit — review the source before installing.
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