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awesome-dsh-plugin +296 in One Day (Oct 17, 2026)

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TL;DR

On 2026-10-16 the awesome-dsh-plugin list absorbed 296 new plugin entries: 15 in a ten-minute morning burst (05:41–05:51 UTC) and 281 in a 66-minute evening surge (16:44–17:50 UTC) at roughly fifteen times the previous wave's hourly rate. Session plugins led with 21 subject mentions; seven entries were renamed for upstream moves, and dsh-session-delete duplication grew from six entries to eight.

awesome-dsh-plugin Merges 296 Additions in One Day, Two Bursts.

The wave documented in awesome-dsh-plugin +79 in ~5.5 Hours (Oct 16, 2026) closed at 17:31 UTC on October 15. About 12 quiet hours followed — and then 2026-10-16 delivered 296 new plugin entries in two bursts, 15 in a ten-minute morning batch and 281 in a 66-minute evening surge. Every count here is dated and comes from the repository’s own commit history, counted with the previous articles’ rule.

The day, in numbers

The window holds 440 commits, of which 137 are the list’s automated regenerate READMEs from data/plugins chores — nearly a third of the day’s traffic is bookkeeping. That leaves 267 addition commits: 251 under Add/Create prefixes and 16 more under feat:/docs: prefixes or bare 收录 subjects. Nineteen of the Add/Create commits bundled two or three entries each, and two monorepo bundles (ltl0312’s tlmemory/tlnotify/tlsearch, dsh-bulletin’s announce/dispatch/panel) were counted at their three-entry size against the list’s data/plugins tree. Total: 296 new list entries.

The shape is the news. The morning burst needed ten minutes (05:41:44–05:51:21 UTC) to land 15 entries and then went quiet; the evening surge packed 281 entries into 66 minutes (16:44:18–17:50:29 UTC) — roughly fifteen times the previous wave’s hourly rate (281 in about 1.1 hours against 95 in about 5.4).

Sessions, again, in volume

Twenty-one addition commits name the session in their subject. Deletion alone is a sub-genre: shuiqian520/dsh-session-delete bulk-deletes through a multi-select with an explicit confirm, EarthPretender/dsh-session-delete adds a red delete row beneath Archive, kagurazakayashi/dsh-delete-session, liuyu-f/dsh-plugin-session-cascade-delete, sailoumili/dsh-session-remover, dsh-plugin-session-trash and better-dsh-session-deletetool round out the ways to make conversations disappear. Around them: dsh-recap, dsh-session-mindmap (session to self-contained HTML mind map), dsh-session-path, dsh-session-telecom, hwangjunjie/dsh-session-move, Som2233/dsh-session-task-tags, TianYa-DAO/dsh-pinned-sessions, two dsh-recent-sessions and ttmouse/dsh-recent.

The same name, more owners

The duplication hazard tracked in the previous articles deepened exactly on schedule. This article’s 2026-10-17 README fetch shows eight entries named exactly dsh-session-delete — the previous article counted six at its 2026-10-16 fetch, and both newcomers landed in this window. Both dsh-refresh entries on the list arrived inside it too, 44 minutes apart (16:45:23 and 17:29:19 UTC). And the fake-ip pair is the same-name-same-idea case at its purest: wjj-8283/dsh-web-fetch-fakeip-plugin and kaminn/dsh-web-fetch-fakeip, merged 38 minutes apart, both make web_fetch work under Clash/mihomo TUN fake-ip — one lets the fake-ip ranges (198.18.0.0/15 and friends) past the public-address check, the other takes over the stock provider id and accepts hostnames whose DNS answers all sit in the fake-ip block.

Themes and surfaces

The visual wave matched the previous one’s: a Herta (黑塔) theme, a CSDN theme, a Claude-desktop theme, a DeepSeek theme studio, a theme-frost configuration, a huashu-pixel theme, dsh-skin-rotation, an im2005 skin, whale-decor, dsh-colors, an alice-greyrat client skin (morning batch), a Gojo splash, a DeepSeek splash animation, two wallpapers (bg and media-wallpaper) plus cosplay and wallpaper-rotator, bliss-glass, homepage-glass, glass-weather, a tide badge, dsh-ui-polish and an entry-transition.

Model routes and bridges

The IDE-connect vein is new: dsh-trae-connect and dsh-qoder-connect arrived as model providers in one commit, a workbuddy variant carrying both names (chengshenyangtai/dsh-workbuddy-trae-qoder-connect) landed half a minute earlier, and zhang-tod/dsh-codebuddy arrived 14 minutes after the dsh-codebuddy-plugin entry was renamed to dsh-tap. dsh-factory-provider, dsh-opencode-zen-plugin, dsh-llm-opencode-go and dsh-llm-opencode-go-live, and bitxeno/dsh-magpie-connect (a Magpie LAN gateway for models) fill out the route. IM bridges grew the same way: a Feishu/Lark card with streaming replies (cmfok/dsh-feishucard), dsh-lark-link, a Feishu bot (zyfgood/dsh-feishu-bot), two DingTalk entries, panqing0313/dsh-plugin-weixin, tjiisztiuv/dsh-plugin-discord and OMSociety/dsh-xiaoai-bridge. The TypeSafe-Jev family grew by dsh-jev-mode, dsh-jev-ultrafast and luobosibing2/dsh-jev-plugin, and xienda/dsh-jev-verify’s entry was refreshed to its 0.8.6 text.

Batches measured in seconds

copylee711 landed six plugins in two commits eight seconds apart — office, computer-use and free-search at 17:48:04 UTC; better-display, image-gen and remote-control at 17:48:12. Missher landed five plugins in 23 seconds (Context Manager, Reasoning-Effort, Usage-Statistics, MSE-Learning, Output-Renderer). JessenReinhart and 121212165 put in three each. The previous wave’s headline batch — yuehancn’s 14 plugins across five commits — now has company at the bottom of the timescale.

Renames rode along

Seven entries were renamed for upstream moves: dsh-codebuddy-plugin → dsh-tap, wowyuarm/dsh-agent-team → Contexera/dsh-agent-team, dsh-taskwatch → dsh-in-hand, dsh-mcp-manager-ui → dsh-toolbox-ui, dsh-workbuddy-xdpool → dsh-xdpool (repo and npm package renamed), sh-volume-shuff → dsh-volume-knob, and dsh-qqbot → zaofan-make/dsh-qqbot after an owner rename. One superseded sh-volume-knob entry was dropped and jianghu-lao-yao’s restored, with added dates carried across the four renamed repos the fix names.

This map adds no new entries this round: grounding a map entry means auditing every claim against the project’s own README, and a burst this size is exactly when that discipline matters most. The entries named above stay in the candidate pool, as with all previous batches.

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