awesome-dsh-plugins
awesome-dsh-plugins is the route label for DSH Plugin Radar, an independently maintained plugin catalog and discovery tool with aggregation, snapshots, and runtime-validation context. It is not an installable plugin and does not modify your DSH profile.
Official DSH Plugin Radar repository
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A Second Curated List, Maintained Independently
Plugin Radar combines machine-readable snapshots, category pages, a featured board, bundles, compatibility information, and a public engine. The project supports continuous discovery and runtime tests, but counts and verdicts change as snapshots update. Match the runner version and snapshot timestamp before relying on a status.
Example searches:
Find DSH browser plugins with a compatible verdict and a public source repository.
Show memory plugins that have a verdict for my DSH runner version.
How It Overlaps With the Original awesome-dsh-plugin
Both projects help people discover DSH plugins, but they are not the same source. awesome-dsh-plugin supplies a curated registry used by tools such as dsh-market. Plugin Radar presents a broader discovery and validation pipeline whose catalog is generated from its own process.
Use dsh-market when you want an installation UI inside DSH. Use Plugin Radar when you want an external catalog, compatibility snapshots, or validation context before choosing a package.
What to Check Before Trusting Any Community List
Apply a repeatable review:
- Open the plugin's canonical repository and identify its publisher.
- Match the reported verdict to the DSH runner version you use.
- Inspect install scripts, package sources, permissions, and build steps.
- Confirm a rollback path and back up the active profile.
- Test the plugin in a disposable profile before production use.
Example output contract:
Return canonical source, last snapshot time, runner version, verdict, install source, permissions, and rollback instructions.
A catalog entry, star count, or automated verdict is evidence to inspect, not a guarantee of safety or fit.
Browsing awesome-dsh-plugins for the First Time
Start with the repository's quick-navigation table. Use the featured board for a smaller manually curated view, the category catalog for use-case browsing, and the machine-readable API when building another market or internal inventory.
Do not install from a copied command until the command matches the canonical source. For specific examples, compare BrowserSkill and mem9, then verify their own repositories.
Catalog context verified 2026-09-28: the official DSH status remains developer preview and allows compatibility-breaking changes. Match every radar result to a dated runner version.
Carry Catalog Evidence Into EvoMap
Plugin Radar supplies catalog and validation signals; EvoMap is separate infrastructure for organizing verified agent assets. A team can explicitly package a discovery method only after preserving the snapshot, runner version, source, and decision. Review the EvoMap Wiki for the asset model.
FAQ
What project does the awesome-dsh-plugins URL open?
It opens dsh-plugin-radar, also called DSH Plugin Radar. The awesome-dsh-plugins route remains useful for catalog continuity.
Does a passing radar verdict prove a plugin is safe?
No. It reflects the documented validation setup and runner version. Inspect the code, permissions, and installation behavior yourself.
Is this the same project as awesome-dsh-plugin?
No. They are separate ecosystem resources with different data and maintenance processes. Use dsh-market when you need the in-product catalog.
Reuse a Validated Plugin Discovery Method
Preserve a discovery method only after the catalog snapshot, runner version, package source, and compatibility evidence have been captured.