dsh-github-intelligence: Integrating 201 Read-Only Developer Intelligence Tools for DSH
dsh-github-intelligence is a DSH network tool plugin maintained by zoahdev. The current version, v2.10.0, offers 201 read-only tools, covering 16 developer ecosystems including GitHub, GitLab, Gitee, npm, and PyPI, as well as the DSH registry. It supports repository reports, Issue/PR queries, cross-repository comparisons, authenticated notification inboxes, and repository health audits, with built-in TTL caching to handle API rate limits. Public interfaces require no API key, while an optional GitHub token can be used to increase GitHub rate limits. After installation, simply restart the dsh web to invoke the tools within conversations.
Read Moredsh-plugin-workshop: Creative Workshop-Style Plugin Browser for DSH Web UI
dsh-plugin-workshop is a DSH client plugin maintained by yyyyukari, offering a Steam Workshop-style plugin browsing experience in the Web UI sidebar. It features a zero-server architecture, with directory and search functionality powered by the GitHub API. The plugin supports Chinese search, trending rankings, bilingual translation, feature-based filtering, and one-click install/update/uninstall with pre-checks for version compatibility, as well as installed plugin management. Activatable with a single `dsh plugin add` command, it is ideal for developers who prefer discovering and managing DSH plugins within the browser.
Read MoreGitHub Native Support for Stacked PRs: Splitting AI-generated Giant PRs into Audit-friendly Small-step Commit Chains
On July 30, 2026, GitHub announced that Stacked Pull Requests had entered Public Preview. On August 4, the engineering blog detailed how to use the gh stack CLI and Agent Skill in conjunction to split large PRs generated by AI in one go into multiple small layered PRs according to dependencies. This article sorts out the pain points of reviewing giant PRs, the layered thinking, CLI getting-started commands, the Stack Map review strategy, as well as precautions for rebase and signed commits.
Read MoreGitHub Stacked PR Public Beta: Split large changes into independently reviewable small layers, merge the entire stack with one click
On July 30, 2026, GitHub announced that Stacked Pull Requests had entered public beta. This feature allows large code changes to be split into an ordered chain of PRs, supports parallel code reviews and one-click merging of the entire stack. Based on the official changelog and documentation, this article introduces the dependency chain structure of stacked PRs, the getting-started steps of the gh stack CLI, the web-side stack map, the integration of Copilot gh-stack skill, as well as Merge Queue support and usage restrictions.
Read MoreGitHub Stacked PR Public Beta: Split large changes into PR chains that can be independently reviewed and merged with one click
On July 30, 2026, GitHub announced that Stacked Pull Requests had entered public beta, supporting the splitting of large changes into an ordered PR chain, independent layer-by-layer reviews, and one-click merging of the entire stack. Based on official changelogs and documentation, this article introduces the branch dependency model, review and CI mechanisms, the getting-started steps for the gh-stack CLI, as well as the collaboration methods with Merge Queue and Copilot Agent and current limitations.
Read MoreGitHub Stack PR Official Public Beta: gh stack CLI lets you split large changes into chains of independently reviewable small PRs
On July 30, 2026, GitHub announced that Stacked Pull Requests entered public beta. The supporting gh stack CLI extension allows splitting large changes into a chain of dependent small PRs, enabling independent review for each layer and one-click merging of the entire stack, with native integration with Branch Protection and Merge Queue. Based on the official Changelog and documentation, this article introduces the concept of stacked PRs, installation commands, the workflow from init to submit, as well as the collaboration method with Trunk-based Development.
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