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dsh-hotplug-engine

DSH hot-plug execution engine: a reliable install/enable/disable/rollback/audit service for plugin marketplaces, agents, and host plugins (execution layer, not a marketplace).

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Repository
AnothetLoice/dsh-hotplug-engine
Latest update
Aug 16, 2026
Category
Plugin Markets & Managers
GitHub stars
2
Format
plugin
Catalog evidence
Upstream dsh.bundle evidence
Evidence path
package.json#dsh.bundle
Checked against
0.1.0-rc.8
Upstream check date
2026-08-20

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GitHub: https://github.com/AnothetLoice/dsh-hotplug-engine
Plugin: dsh-hotplug-engine
Author: AnothetLoice

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dsh-hotplug-engine

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A service plugin for managing DSH plugins. Marketplaces, agents, and other plugins can call it for the full chain: install, uninstall, enable, disable, rollback, audit.

What it does

DSH manages plugins through cordis.patch.yml and the loader. This plugin wraps those operations into a service: edit the patch, run pnpm, confirm health after install, roll back on failure, audit everything. It only touches files and commands, never the core.

What it doesn't do

  • Not a marketplace: no catalog, search, rankings, or curation. The caller supplies spec (what to install, from where); the engine doesn't guess.
  • Doesn't rewrite official mechanisms: HMR, loader, and patch semantics are official; the engine only consumes them.
  • Holds no state of its own: the official config tree is the single source of truth; the engine only projects and diffs.
  • No install UI: the UI is a minimal management panel (view, toggle, roll back, audit) — no spec input.

Entry points

ScenarioEntry
Marketplace / plugin-manager UIinject hotplugEngine, or call REST
Agent sessionshotplug_* tools
Host pluginsinject hotplugEngine

Install

pnpm --dir <profile-dir> add dsh-hotplug-engine
# or dsh plugin add dsh-hotplug-engine

Bundle package: restart the profile after install/uninstall; refresh the page for a new client panel.

Quick start

  • Host inject: inject: ['hotplugEngine'], then call install / rollback / enable on ctx.hotplugEngine. The promise resolves when the operation is done.
  • REST: prefix /api/dsh-hotplug, same-origin. Writes: install / uninstall / enable / disable / rollback. Reads: snapshot / status / audit / operations / events (SSE).
  • Tools: hotplug_status / hotplug_install / hotplug_uninstall / hotplug_toggle / hotplug_rollback / hotplug_audit; write tools go through approval.

Full contract: [docs/01-contract.md](docs/01-contract.md).

License

MIT

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