awesome-dsh-plugin +79 in ~5.5 Hours (Oct 16, 2026)

awesome-dsh-plugin Merges 79 Additions in About Five and a Half Hours.

The wave documented in awesome-dsh-plugin +137 in ~37 Hours (Oct 14, 2026) closed at 17:51 UTC on October 14. About 18 hours of quiet followed — and then the list absorbed 79 plugin-addition commits in a single five-and-a-half-hour burst, between 2026-10-15 12:06:16 UTC and 17:31:12 UTC. Every count here is dated and comes from the repository’s own commit history; the counting rule is the previous article’s, fetched here from the commits API and verified against its count.

The burst, and its rate

Densities this different deserve the arithmetic spelled out. The previous wave merged 137 additions across about 37 hours; this one merged 79 across five and a half — roughly four times the hourly rate. Six commits bundled two or three entries each, and six further additions arrived under feat:/chore: add prefixes, so the window’s new plugins number 95. One of those bundles is a wave of its own: yuehancn landed 14 tool plugins across five commits — comfyui, gzh-publisher, ocr, media, subtitle, invoice, qrcode, epub, podcast, mining, notion, browser, archive and protobuf — the largest single-author batch of this window, against the 19-commit October 13 run the previous article highlighted.

Memory and knowledge, again in volume

Per the list’s own one-liners, memory tooling filled much of the window. feiyu-memory keeps a cross-session persona and diary behind a local gate — one extra model call turns a remembered turn into a first-person diary entry. dsh-super-memory stores what compaction is about to drop and re-injects a few relevant passages at question time. dsh-self-evolution runs bounded self-managed long-term memory — Hermes-style MEMORY.md / USER.md with hard character limits and a safety scan. Veyra adds persistent, evidence-aware, project-isolated engineering memory; its addition commit is also this window’s one removal, retiring the deprecated Project-Memory-Agent. Around them: dsh-quilt-compact replaces the default compaction-basic backend with a configurable pool of low-cost models sized per context window, and dsh-codebase-memory-mcp bridges six knowledge-graph code tools through an auto-started background daemon.

Six themes in one window

The skins came in a cluster: an Aqua glassmorphism theme with mica and compatibility modes, a Windows XP (Luna) skin with a CSS-drawn Bliss-style desktop, Rhine Lab-inspired light and dark themes with animated backgrounds, an amber CRT-style skin with scanlines and a vignette, a Xiao character theme for Web and Desktop, and a Bayern Munich skin for the web GUI.

Notifications: seven new routes out

dsh-pharos rings a system toast, a per-kind chime and a tab-title marker when the agent needs you. dsh-completion-notifier posts native macOS completion and approval alerts. dsh-notify-ding raises a browser system notification without checking page focus. dsh-mobile-notify pushes host-side to a phone over ten named channels — ntfy, Bark, DingTalk, WeCom, Feishu, ServerChan, PushPlus, Telegram, Qmsg and generic webhooks. dsh-weixin-plus bridges WeChat with QR scan login and a live token health probe. qqbridge-plus carries QQ chat extensions plus a MaimaiDX score lookup. dsh-desk-card, Windows-only, turns permission requests, waiting questions, task errors and finished turns into native card windows — permission requests can be approved straight from the card.

The desktop gets a spine

dsh-pilot gives a DSH model vision and control of any application that has a window — the list’s one-liner names native editors, Excel, installers, game launchers — returning the live screen as a real image block rather than OCR text. dsh-codex-computer-use operates Windows applications through an installed Codex Computer Use runtime, with per-session app approval. dsh-wsl-native puts Windows and native Linux sessions in one window with bidirectional system tools. On the browser side, ricardochen1996/dsh-browser-use drives a real browser step by step, showing the model an indexed table of what the current page allows.

Model routing moves into the composer

dsh-switchman turns the main model into a dispatcher over six pools — economy, mechanical, main, hard, vision, review — with per-route reasoning-effort pins. dsh-model-modality declares whether a configured third-party model accepts image input. dsh-thinking-slider and dsh-pi-composer each rebuild the composer’s model picker with a reasoning-effort control — a slider trigger in one, a PI-Desktop style picker in the other. dsh-terse-mode adds four adjustable terse levels with independent switches for reasoning effort, web search and subagents.

The same name, many owners

The wave deepened a naming hazard this map’s discovery notes already flag: the regenerated README, as of this article’s 2026-10-16 fetch, carries seven entries named dsh-prompt-optimizer from seven owners, six named dsh-session-delete, three named dsh-browser-use and two named dsh-ssh-workspace. A short-name search hits several projects; only the owner/repo pair identifies one.

Housekeeping rode along

AIcivilization/deepseek-harness-vps was renamed to AIcivilization/dsh-vps, and one entry was renamed to dsh-icon-console, repurposed for the DSH desktop app. The tabilet-skills archive moved to v2.13.0, Yu-tao-Li/dsh-read-image-view’s entry gained its v0.4.0 gallery and pinned tarball, and the Agent Context Editor download was bumped to v0.4.5. Two descriptions were edited in place: dsh-tab-plan-toggle shortened to one line, and moguiyu/dsh-tavily refreshed.

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 both previous batches.