awesome-dsh-plugin +156, One Delist (Oct 19, 2026)

awesome-dsh-plugin Merges 156 Additions in Three Bursts and Delists One Archived Project.

The 166-addition wave closed at 20:24 UTC on October 18. The next window kept the rhythm but changed the shape: 156 new plugin entries between 2026-10-18 23:17:47 UTC and 2026-10-19 20:25:04 UTC, arriving in three bursts, a deletion column collapsed to a single true removal, and the entries total passing 6,000.

Three bursts, two gaps

The first burst landed 13 entries in about 30 minutes late on October 18 (23:17:47–23:47:28 UTC) — DSH Computer Use Next, the Akasha Book plugins in two commits, a 7gzgn file-handover tool and a few others — then the queue went quiet for about 17 hours. The main burst ran 16:47:50–18:27:14 UTC on October 19 and merged 127 entries across 99 commits, its pull-request numbers running from #7793 to #8172. After another 112 quiet minutes, a five-minute coda (20:19:44–20:25:04 UTC) merged 16 more on paperwork that reached back to #7843. The backlog character persisted from the previous wave: burst one’s numbers reach back to #7047, among them the fnOS CLI Skill plugin and a rulemux entry.

The tree arithmetic closes cleanly: data/plugins held 5,932 entries at the window’s opening boundary and 6,083 at HEAD — the +151 net is exactly the 156 additions minus 5 deletions. Of the window’s 231 commits, 60 were the automated regenerate-README chores, and the quiet stretch also carried list infrastructure work: npm fetches moved from npmmirror to npmjs, and site-health now counts plugin pages from sitemap.xml. Beyond the additions, 42 unique entries were modified across the window (46 per-commit modification events) — among them oh-my-dsh to OMD 0.18.7 and oh-my-agents-above-all to OMAA 0.16.4, both for DSH rc.1/rc.2, and dsh-chrome-bridge noting it is now on the Chrome Web Store.

Five deletions, one of them real

The previous window removed sixteen repository-gone entries in one commit; this one deleted five paths under data/plugins, and only one is a decay removal: xxww0098/dsh-plugin-oauth-subs, whose commit says the author archived the project (an adjacent commit dropped its trust record). The other four are bookkeeping: alvinunreal/openpets moved to OpenPetsHQ/openpets — the one move git’s rename detection catches, at 74 percent similarity — imtwa/dsh-recall reappeared as dsh-recall-sessions, qiangweiliu’s dsh-context entry moved from its plugin-skeleton path to ctx-mon-and-con, and 01men/ybkk-AIOS was dropped as a duplicate, its repo having renamed to 01men/ybkkasi, which the list had already indexed.

The same names, still multiplying

The duplication hazard tracked across the wave articles grew on three fronts. The list now holds fourteen entries named exactly dsh-session-delete — the window added the 13th (ashulam’s) and 14th (zenghang25’s) alongside twelve older ones. A ninth dsh-notify arrived. And the next day, a second dsh-locale-ko landed from a different owner: per their entries, juliankang4’s Korean pack translates all 2,775 Web UI strings of dsh 0.2.0-rc.2 and 0.2.1-alpha.2, while jjoni12’s adds 한국어 through the official language-pack API. Two Korean packs, two approaches, one name.

Standouts from the 156

Per their own entries: GEB-lab/dsh-codex-mcp is an MCP bridge that lets Codex start and resume DSH headless sessions through three tools — dsh_env, dsh_run and dsh_resume. Duoasa/DSH-to-Figma reads and edits native Figma layers through a local companion automatically generated and paired by DSH, capturing screenshots, exporting assets and providing design context for frontend implementation in the workspace. moondrop12138/dsh-zcode-workspace-memory ports ZCode’s workspace memory to DeepSeek Harness — a MEMORY.md index plus one file per fact per workspace, injected into each main session and refreshed by a background extraction request after completed turns. woshipixiu1234/dsh-invest-bundle packs ten tools and 23 skills adapted from ai-berkshire into a six-phase workflow where four parallel agents research a company, cross-examine each other and ship a chart-rich PDF (Python 3.10+ required). And Ersith/akasha-book landed five plugins across two commits — an MCP bridge, a session layer, a sleep scheduler, a write gate and host-event hooks.

Three bursts, two gaps

Five deletions, one of them real

The same names, still multiplying

Standouts from the 156

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