awesome-dsh-plugin +184; Owner-Swap Delist (Oct 31, 2026)

awesome-dsh-plugin Adds 184 Across an Evening’s Three Bursts — the Only Delist Is an Owner Swap into a One-Stop Pack, Thirteen Names Gain a Second Entry, and a Rename Un-Doubles dsh-task-dispatcher.

The previous window closed at 20:38 UTC on October 30 with 203 additions and no delist at all. The day that followed holds 184 new entries between 2026-10-30 20:38:03 UTC and 2026-10-31 20:26:01 UTC — a count that again lands in the band this series has been printing (191, 141, 173, 21, 330, 234, 153, 203, now 184). Its removal side is not empty the way yesterday’s was, but it is not decay either: the window’s single deletion is a swap, executed inside one commit.

A trickle and three bursts

The window holds 308 commits, 68 of them the automated regenerate READMEs from data/plugins chores. The additions arrived as a trickle and three bursts. The trickle: 2 entries at 23:20 UTC the opening evening — addozhang/dsh-discord (#10738) and dsh-whale-care (#10463), the latter’s reminder scheduling note corrected 45 seconds after it landed. The first burst: 138 entries across 133 commits between 16:39:47 and 17:10:43 UTC. The second: 14 entries between 17:23:18 and 17:32:21 UTC, which includes the window’s only merge — PR #10965 delivering Haitang-Hub/dsh-infinite-canvas at 17:24:21 UTC, an entry that had been committed to a side branch 55 minutes earlier. The third: 30 entries across 28 commits between 20:17:03 and 20:25:14 UTC. The tree arithmetic closes: 7,919 yml entries at the boundary, 8,102 at the last commit — the +183 net is exactly the 184 additions minus the 1 deletion.

Per-commit counting sees 188 add-rows, and four of them do not correspond to a cumulative addition: the successor rows of the three recorded renames, which the cumulative diff counts as R rather than A, plus the add row of Wcof’s DeepSeekBox — added at 17:03:16 UTC (#10797) and renamed to PlugBox seven minutes twenty-seven seconds later inside the batch 05/06/08/09 fixes commit, so the file is absent at HEAD and its add row is balanced by its own delete. The class is the one the previous two windows caught at 63 and 35 seconds; this one took seven and a half minutes.

The swap: one commit, one deletion, one pack

Both previous windows in this series carried a decay delist, and yesterday’s carried none. This window’s removal side holds exactly one deletion, and it arrives holding hands with an addition: commit 9c0c2f8 at 20:18:58 UTC (#10768, titled Add Zcc50/dsh-rebuild（DSH 重修整合包）) both adds Zcc50/dsh-rebuild and deletes Zcc50/dsh-workspace-frontend. Each side of the swap states its own claim. The deleted entry described a sidebar rebuilt into a workspace, group and session tree with drag-to-group and resizable panes. The new entry describes itself as a one-stop pack for DeepSeek Harness — the workspace frontend plugin itself, per its own English description, plus a pack/ installer for the task list, encoding fallback, LSP/audit and vision plugins, with the root left as a marketplace-installable plugin. The list states no reason for the swap, and none is invented here; a fixes commit sixty-four seconds later (d60d173) touched the new entry’s name and date fields.

Four renames, one front un-doubled

Yesterday’s ledger noted sixteen names that had just doubled from one entry to two, dsh-task-dispatcher among them. This window undoes one of those doublings by rename: Ayowait’s dsh-task-dispatcher became dsh-subagent-dispatcher (#10761, 16:49:18 UTC), leaving a single dsh-task-dispatcher on the list and a brand-new dsh-subagent-dispatcher name beside it. Two more recorded renames moved paths: junarch’s voice plugin package path (#10801, 17:02:57 UTC), and dogbotowo-oss’s dsh-long-conversation-memory to dsh-long-memory (#10789, 17:03:36 UTC) — a rename that itself doubled the dsh-long-memory name. The unrecorded DeepSeekBox-to-PlugBox rename above makes four renames in all.

The ledger: thirteen doublings, two frozen fronts

The same-name ledger widened on thirteen fronts at once: dsh-auto-shutdown, dsh-composer-enhance, dsh-cookie-guard, dsh-discord, dsh-enhance, dsh-harmony, dsh-island, dsh-long-memory, dsh-network-engineer, dsh-qq-bot, dsh-session-lock, dsh-toolkit and dsh-video-eyes all went from one entry to two. Four already-multi fronts grew: dsh-ponytail 4 to 5, dsh-screenshot 4 to 5, dsh-auto-vision 2 to 3, dsh-deepseek-web 2 to 3. The two fronts this series tracks held: entries named exactly dsh-session-delete stayed at 16 and dsh-memory at 14. And one name shrank — dsh-task-dispatcher, by the rename above, the only 2-to-1 move in the window.

Review machinery alongside

Eleven post-merge-fix commits ran beside the waves, labels as committed: the whale-care scheduling note 45 seconds after the trickle; prerequisite and fork-note sweeps at 16:51 and 16:56 UTC; a readme-zh opt-in and toolkit-prerequisite pass at 16:57; tokenrhythm fork notes and an ofttold rewrite at 17:04; the batch 05/06/08/09 descriptions pass at 17:10; batch 11/13/15 with category fixes at 17:11; batch 17 at 17:24; linear tarball and token, model-pool fork and an iab Chromium prerequisite at 20:19; batch 232-02 with the Zcc50 name and date at 20:20; and the window’s last commit e2f5ff2 at 20:26:01 UTC — hf-spaces HF prerequisites, thu-tok-auto npm-version accuracy.

A trickle and three bursts

The swap: one commit, one deletion, one pack

Four renames, one front un-doubled

The ledger: thirteen doublings, two frozen fronts

Review machinery alongside

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