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awesome-dsh-plugin +166, Delists 16 (Oct 18, 2026)

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TL;DR

Between 2026-10-17 23:18 UTC and 2026-10-18 20:24 UTC the awesome-dsh-plugin list merged 166 new plugin entries — one alone, then 128 in about 16 minutes and 37 in about 15 minutes — and delisted 16 entries whose repositories are gone in one commit, more than the previous two such waves combined (eight and six, September). The data/plugins tree grew from 5,785 to 5,932 entries.

awesome-dsh-plugin Merges 166 Additions in Two Bursts and Delists 16 Gone Repositories.

The 296-addition day closed at 17:50 UTC on October 16. What followed was not a quiet stretch but a different shape: a lone addition, an afternoon of infrastructure work, and then two more bursts — 166 new plugin entries between 2026-10-17 23:18:46 UTC and 2026-10-18 20:24:52 UTC — alongside a one-commit delisting of 16 entries whose repositories are gone, more than the previous two such waves combined. The same window’s other headline, the list becoming a dsh 0.2.1 plugin market index, has its own article.

Two bursts and a backlog flush

The first burst ran 17:23:53–17:40:00 UTC and landed 128 entries in about 16 minutes; the second ran 20:09:04–20:23:58 UTC and landed 37 in about 15 minutes, with roughly 2.5 quiet hours between them. The second burst carries the older paperwork: its merged pull-request numbers run from #6586 to #7989 — dsh-locale-ko’s PR is numbered #6661 — so the sweep reads as a backlog flush of submissions that waited months, merged in minutes. 7gzgn landed five entries (gui-guard, slipway, lighthouse, douyin-publish, profile-stylist) as five commits in 44 seconds, and one commit each carried the three-entry dsh-reaper/dsh-folderwatch/dsh-which bundle and EduWork’s literature/mail/memory trio.

The tree arithmetic closes cleanly: data/plugins held 5,785 entries at the window’s opening boundary and 5,932 at its last commit — the +147 net is exactly the 166 additions minus 19 deletions, 32 of the window’s 205 commits having been the automated regenerate-README chores.

Sixteen entries whose repositories are gone

At 16:54:20 UTC — before either burst — one commit removed 16 entries: “data: delist 16 entries whose repositories are gone (#2976 decay, 2026-10-19 re-verification)”. Thirteen of the sixteen belong to a single owner, JohnXu22786 (auditrail, ci-runner, command-scout, context-pruner, docgen, docs-retriever, dsh-web-submit, github-mcp, memory-standard, session-titler, skill-framework, snippet-expander, subtitle-studio); the remaining three are Tazio7/dsh-web-search-glm, haotian-lu-prog/dsh-update-plugin and tommyhedgerow/Mimir’s preset-mimir-skin bundle. The message’s “2026-10-19” label is the maintainer’s local-calendar date — the commit’s own stamp reads 2026-10-19 00:54 +08:00 — and the cited issue #2976 (“Decay scan: entries that need review”) is open.

How large is this wave historically? This site’s subject scan of the full cloned history found six earlier repository-gone delists, each re-counted with the same file-status method: 2 and 4 entries on 2026-08-30 (UTC), 3 on 2026-09-03, 8 on 2026-09-15, 8 on 2026-09-21 and 6 on 2026-09-28. Sixteen is the largest; the previous two waves combined removed 14. An adjacent updates commit (17:08:48 UTC) applied 28 entry updates and retired three moon16u subpackages the same evening.

The same names, again

The duplication hazard tracked since the earlier wave articles grew on two fronts. The list’s fourth entry named exactly dsh-voice arrived — zhangjie-2007/dsh-voice, a Windows turn-completion cue speaker — joining three older ones. And two new dsh-review entries landed from two different owners, one in each burst: yutingzhao1991/dsh-review (17:25:12 UTC; runs a diff past several reviewers and merges the sections, per its entry) and STARDUSTLC666/dsh-review (20:23:33 UTC; snapshot-bound multi-agent review with majority voting, per its entry). Same short name, two projects, both Git-review tools.

Standouts from the 166

Per their own entries: Phocinae/dsh-phocinae is a fail-closed command approval gate backed by a 144.3M on-device model (it documents a separate local decision service as a requirement). soberkeen/dsh-vault packs a whole installation — config, sessions, plugins, workspaces — into AES-256-GCM encrypted chunked backups with a self-contained restorer. qikairo7/dsh-web-search-fetch aggregates web_search and web_fetch providers behind the built-in tools, landing the day after v0.2.1-rc.2 made the DeepSeek Search and Fetch APIs configurable upstream. OrderG-X’s dsh-mac-computer-use arrived under a new name (“formerly dsh-cu”). juliankang4/dsh-locale-ko adds Korean as a native UI language — its entry counts 2,775 Web UI strings translated as of the dsh 0.2.0-rc.2 and 0.2.1-alpha.2 texts. kiive357q/dsh-nekojishi-vn is a visual-novel theme with responsive characters, and CheshireJCat/blender brings a Blender 3D production pipeline as a plugin.

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