dsh-settings-nav-organizer

English | 中文

Declutter the DeepSeek Harness settings panel: with more plugins installed, the settings sidebar grows one entry per plugin. This plugin folds every plugin/extension entry into a single collapsible Plugin entries group row, lets you organize entries into bookmark-style named groups, and adds a fold toggle in General settings.

Features

• One group row, right under the system settings — 通用设置 / Models / Plugins / Agent presets stay flat; everything else (plugins, extensions, extra pages) folds under Plugin entries (N) ▾.
• Fold toggle — a switch in Settings → General (折叠第三方插件入口) turns the whole folding behavior on/off: off restores the plain native nav with every entry flat.
• Bookmark-style custom groups — create named groups (like bookmark folders), move any settings entry into a group, and expand/collapse each group in the nav independently. A Groups page in the Settings panel manages everything: create, rename, delete groups, and move entries in/out.
• One-click expand/collapse — click a group row to unfold its entries below it; click again to fold them back. Ungrouped entries stay under the Plugin entries (N) ▾ row.
• Persistent — group configuration and the fold toggle are stored in localStorage (dsh.settingsNavFold.v1), survives restarts.
• Auto-updating — counts and fold positions are recomputed from the live settings.section ledger, so entries appear/disappear as plugins register or unregister their settings pages. No configuration.
• Current section never disappears — the active plugin page stays visible even while folded.
• Auto classification — a mode switch (AI auto / manual) plus an optional AI model config (OpenAI-compatible base URL, API key, model): with AI mode on, newly installed plugins are grouped automatically using third-party market categories first, then your AI model for plugins the market does not cover.
• Localized — follows the UI locale (中文 / English).

Install

# 方式一：npm 包（推荐，国内网络更稳定）
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-settings-nav-organizer

# 方式二：GitHub 仓库
dsh plugin --profile web add github:zhengjy01/dsh-settings-nav-organizer

Restart dsh (the host half must load), then refresh the browser page. Open the Settings panel (gear icon at the sidebar foot).

Usage

Everything lives in the Settings panel (设置):

1. Fold toggle — open General (通用设置), the first row is 折叠第三方插件入口 / Fold third-party plugin entries. On (default): plugin entries fold under the group rows; off: the nav goes back to plain native with every entry flat. The switch state is remembered across restarts.

2. Group rows in the nav — with the toggle on, the nav shows the core entries, then a Plugin entries (N) ▾ row (and any custom group rows). Click a row to expand/collapse its entries below it.

3. Bookmark-style groups — open Groups (分组管理) in the nav:

   • type a name and hit New group to create a group;
   • in the Ungrouped section, pick a group from each entry's dropdown to move it in;
   • inside a group card, use Rename / Delete / Remove to manage it (deleting a group moves its entries back to Ungrouped).

How it works

The settings nav list is rendered by the shipped panel and is not a slot, so the plugin:

1. reads the settings.section slot ledger (ctx.slots.entries) and sorts it exactly like the panel does;
2. injects the group rows into the nav list DOM right after the last core entry (idempotent — no DOM change when already placed);
3. marks plugin buttons with data-snav-plugin / data-snav-group and drives visibility via a small stylesheet (the active aria-current row stays visible);
4. follows the ledger and panel re-renders with a scoped MutationObserver (with a storm watchdog), so the group stays correct as plugins come and go;
   Everything is owned by the plugin fiber: styles, subscriptions, the observer, and the injected rows are removed when the plugin is stopped or uninstalled.

Uninstall

dsh plugin --profile web remove dsh-settings-nav-organizer

This stops the plugin, removes its row from cordis.patch.yml and its dependency from the profile package.json.

License

MIT