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dsh command map: a practical installer cheat sheet

August 21, 2026 · dshbase · rewritten field note

Rewritten from Sogou WeChat “命令大全” style coverage into a short installer map. Not a verbatim reprint — and WeChat lists go stale fast.

Source clue (WeChat via Sogou; not a verbatim reprint)

Quick start: web UI

Launch with dsh web. The local UI usually opens around http://127.0.0.1:3080/. Pick a workspace folder before you chat.

See what you actually booted

dsh --profile web --dump-config
dsh --profile web --dump-default-config

Dumping config is how you answer “which plugins/presets am I really running?” after a messy install.

Modes (names only — details elsewhere)

Standard — everyday agent loop
PTC — programmatic task control (formerly “Code mode” in EN presets)
Minimal — thin tool surface
Create — can invent tools mid-task; higher supply-chain risk

Full write-up: four modes.

Installing plugins

npm package — dsh plugin add <pkg>
GitHub — dsh plugin add github:owner/repo
Local path — dsh plugin add ./path

Prefer verified directory entries; check audit failure classes before collecting skins.

Permissions

Read Only
Workspace Write — normal day-to-day
Full Access — only when you mean it

rc.8 subagent bundles

Claude Code and Codex can be installed as Profile Bundles. Treat them as optional workers inside the same harness — not as a reason to skip verification.

Takeaway

Memorize dsh web + dump-config + permission level. Everything else is documentation debt that WeChat screenshots will get wrong within a week.

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