dsh-skills-mcp-manager: Skill and MCP Manager for the DSH Settings Panel

In the use of DSH, managing skills (SKILL.md) and MCP servers often requires switching to the command line or directly editing configuration files, resulting in fragmented and error-prone operations. dsh-skills-mcp-manager aims to solve this problem by unifying the management of these two types of configurations into a single settings panel page.

What It Is¶

This is a DSH plugin designed to provide a unified settings panel for managing skills and MCP servers. It supports both global and project-level configuration layers, and changes take effect immediately. The plugin is maintained by j62268781-alt and is released under the MIT license.

Core Features¶

DSH Settings Panel Integration: Directly manage skills and MCP servers from the settings page, without editing configuration files.
Layered Management: Supports both global and project-level configuration layers, each managed independently.
Skill Management: Supports browsing lists, searching, previewing full content, and creating, renaming, and deleting skills.
MCP Status Monitoring and Reconnection: Monitors MCP connection status in real time and supports one-click reconnection.
Tool Registry Filtering: Supports filtering the tool registry. You can choose to “keep only checked” or “block only checked” tools to avoid unnecessary Token consumption.
MCP Import: Supports importing MCP configurations from 26 sources (such as Claude Code, Cursor, and others).
Zero Runtime Dependencies: Does not depend on additional third-party runtime libraries and reuses the host’s existing React and YAML.

Installation and Enabling¶

Install the plugin using the following command:

    dsh plugin --profile web add @j62268781-alt/dsh-skills-mcp-manager

After installation, restart DSH and refresh the page.
Go to Settings -> Skills & MCP to get started.

Typical Usage¶

Skill Management: In the skills panel, use the search function to quickly locate a skill. Click a card to preview the SKILL.md content. This supports creating, renaming, and deleting skills.
MCP Management: In the MCP panel, view the connection status of each server. For disconnected connections, click the “…” menu on the card and select “Reconnect” to restore the connection.
Tool Filtering: Expand an MCP card to see all tools registered by that server. By checking or unchecking tools, you can control which tools are included in the tool registry.

Notes¶

When processing configurations, the plugin automatically creates backups and never throws exceptions to avoid corrupting the DSH profile configuration.
MCP servers that require authorization are shown with a yellow status rather than a red failure status.
The plugin has no runtime dependencies and is small in size.