awesome-dsh-plugin +127, Two Delisted (Oct 21, 2026)

awesome-dsh-plugin Merges 127 Additions in Three Bursts and Delists Two Projects.

awesome-dsh-plugin +179, Seven Delisted (Oct 20, 2026) closed at 20:33 UTC on October 20. The next window ran 2026-10-20 23:54:55 UTC to 2026-10-21 20:24:22 UTC and kept the batch-merge rhythm at a smaller scale: 127 new plugin entries, two true removals, and nine plugin names that each gained a second owner’s entry.

Three arrivals, two gaps

The opener was a single entry — Assidefok/dsh-opencodego-status, filed under PR #8176 — at 23:54:55 UTC on October 20, followed by about 16.75 quiet hours. The main burst then ran 16:40:21–18:17:33 UTC on October 21 and merged 120 entries across 107 add-carrying commits, opening with a batch commit titled Fulfil 2026-10-22 commitments that merged five older pull requests (#2933 #4383 #2073 #5353 #5405) to land dsh-plugin-blender-3d, dsh-widget-journey-west, dsh-chinese-skill-patch, dsh-qqbot-dafeiyu and dsh-qqbot-bridge. Just over two hours later, a 36-second coda (20:23:27–20:24:03 UTC) merged six entries: AK-blank/dsh-codex-bridge, Alice-Marx/dsh-model-router, Leawind/dsh-rice-on-a-stick, zuojinxin/dsh-sidebar-manager, GoldenLoaf24h/dsh-prompt-suggestion and Chlyz621/dsh-unstuck. Of the window’s 200 commits, 48 touched no plugin entry — 46 automated regenerate-README chores and 2 merge commits.

The tree arithmetic closes cleanly: data/plugins held 6,253 entries at the window’s opening boundary and 6,376 at HEAD — the +123 net is exactly the 127 additions minus 4 deletions. Beyond the additions, 76 unique entries were modified (82 per-commit modification events in 37 commits, six of them touched twice). wangtheme-coder/dsh-dragon-control moved to 0.5.4, and per its own entry the only change is the DSH compatibility range widening to 0.2.0-rc.2 through 0.2.1.x, because 0.5.3 pinned an exact DSH version and was silently skipped on DSH Desktop 0.2.1. it-glen/dsh-mcp-manager moved to v0.3.2. A correction commit fixed the description claims of five entries — todo-float-ball, font-enhancer, skill-browser, desktop-hand and the SACC translator — two commits refreshed five loyalchiiina descriptions, and prerequisites were added for dsh-narrator (DSH and Node) and for AK-blank’s dsh-codex-bridge (a signed-in Codex CLI).

Four deletions, two of them real

The previous window’s nine deletions held seven true removals; this window’s four hold two. The removal commit for loyalchiiina/dsh-workbuddy-hub states its reason: the package was unpublished from npm, all 13 versions removed, so the entry pointed at nothing but a dead package. zhiqiangme’s dsh-autostart-workbuddy left at author request. Both carried the workbuddy name — after last window’s two corrinehu withdrawals, the list’s workbuddy-named entries fell from 18 to 16. The remaining two deletes are bookkeeping, each paired with its own addition: moon16u/dsh-pouch replaced one subpath entry with two after a package rename, and zhongjiadeng-cmd/dsh-codex-appearance was re-listed under owner AaronKate.

Nine names gained a second owner

The duplication hazard this site has tracked across the wave articles took the week off in one direction and returned in another: no name landed twice in one burst, and the dsh-prompt-enhance family stayed at 12. But nine plugin names gained another owner’s entry. Counted by each entry’s own plugin name, dsh-model-router now counts five same-named entries — Alice-Marx joining Neptune810, ebluffy, superboy911 and welsione; dsh-mobile, dsh-plugin-doctor and dsh-api-balance count four each; dsh-token-stats counts three; and dsh-pocket, dsh-skills-hub, dsh-whale-girl and dsh-codex-bridge each gained a second. The whale-girl case is two desktop pets with one name: zyfgood’s hand-written SVG whale landed while nickkkkkk123123’s entry was already on the list.

Standouts from the 127

Per their own entries: AK-blank/dsh-codex-bridge reads the local Codex CLI ChatGPT-plan quota across its 5-hour and weekly windows, defaults to gpt-6.1-sol at high reasoning, falls back to gpt-5.6-sol when a window has 10% or less left, and delegates through codex exec, with the expensive gpt-6-astra model behind an explicit opt-in. Chlyz621/dsh-unstuck keeps a run going on its own: it continues a turn that ended abnormally, continues a turn logged as completed while the model tool call was emitted as plain text — which leaves the agent silently idle — and revives a model request that stops streaming, while a wait on an approval or a question is logged and notified, never answered. GoldenLoaf24h/dsh-prompt-suggestion predicts your next message after each turn as gray ghost text in the composer: Tab takes the whole line, Alt+Right takes one word at a time, Enter takes it and sends, and Alt+R asks the model again without repeating the old one. ramwin/dsh-branch-cleaner finds branches whose work already landed in the mainline — merged, squash-merged, patch-equivalent after rebase or cherry-pick, upstream-gone, or PR-merged — reports by default, deletes when asked, and backs every deleted branch up under refs/backup/branch-cleaner/.

One owner landed seven entries in three commits: zirscard’s tools recalculate a workbook’s formulas with a bundled LibreOffice Kit before auditing the recalculated values (office_audit), route financial questions through a Wind data endpoint with per-day receipts (wind_finance), compress long raw documents into dense structured Markdown (context_extract), audit a principle library for id collisions and missing causal statements, audit a workpaper set for completeness, stack a taskboard’s epic cards in their epic:children order, and repair a macOS bundled-Python native-extension failure. One repository landed three entries in one commit — HwFee/HwFee-dsh’s generative-UI, next-prompt-prediction and Git-Bash-shell plugins. And zyfgood/dsh-whale-girl is a desktop pet drawn entirely in hand-written SVG and CSS with no image or audio assets: it swims while a turn runs, blows labeled bubbles on tool calls, taps the glass with an amber pulse when an approval is waiting, and ships a whale_say tool the agent can speak through.

Three arrivals, two gaps

Four deletions, two of them real

Nine names gained a second owner

Standouts from the 127

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