dsh-reference-anything 0.4.3 → 0.4.4

package/README.md

@@ -75,6 +75,8 @@ Type `@`, search across enabled sources, and insert the selected reference into
 
 ## 📰 News
 
+- **2026-10-12 · v0.4.4** — Added local plugin discovery to the `@` menu, configurable source and provider shortcuts, improved picker icons and folder insertion, and added the `model` command entry.
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 - **2026-10-06 · v0.4.3** — Reference Anything now supports DSH Desktop! Enjoy a refreshed and optimized settings page!
 
 - **2026-09-28 · v0.4.2 — Important update** — Fixed a fatal plugin compatibility error with the current DSH interface. During plugin loading, DSH now requires every strict `agentSearch` registration codec to provide a `create()` validator factory; v0.4.1 supplied only validation rules, so DSH rejected the plugin before search could run. This release adds the required factory and fixes command icon sizing plus bilingual command labels in the native picker.
@@ -83,10 +85,6 @@ Type `@`, search across enabled sources, and insert the selected reference into
 
 - **2026-09-03 · v0.4.0** — **Compatibility: DSH `>=0.2.0-rc.2`.** Migrated Skills discovery to the DSH RC1 Skills Remote, restored historical reference grants through the RC1 Session snapshot API, and verified the plugin against DSH `0.2.0-rc.2`.
 
-- **2026-08-28 · v0.3.3** — Improved dark-theme backgrounds for the reference menu and settings panels, added project screenshot metadata, and refreshed the documentation. This was the final release line targeting the current stable DeepSeek Harness SDK; `v0.4.0` migrated to DeepSeek Harness `v0.2.0-rc.2` under the npm `alpha` tag and does not support older DSH releases.
-- **2026-08-25 · v0.3.2** — Added local-agent conversation references, with detected session counts and custom-folder support. Web AI sync can be age-limited; cloud drives now support folder browsing and quick download-folder access. Settings include update notes, and local-agent tool details stay concise unless expanded.
-- **2026-08-20 · v0.3.0** — Completed the native DSH `@` integration: five independently configurable sources, official file/session Remotes, native Composer references with source logos, in-place expand/collapse and sync actions, and a one-click switch between Reference Anything and the official DSH `@` list. The legacy `dsh-file:` protocol and custom Composer interaction layer were removed.
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 ## 🧭 Roadmap
 
 - [x] Support referencing historical conversations from other local agents
@@ -97,6 +95,10 @@ Type `@`, search across enabled sources, and insert the selected reference into
 - [ ] Support more AI conversation platforms
 - [ ] Provide a quieter AI conversation synchronization mechanism
 - [ ] Support referencing applications or browser windows currently open on the computer
+- [ ] Add cross-source full-text and semantic search with hit snippets and unified ranking (P0)
+- [ ] Reduce setup cost for cross-platform sources with auto-detection, reconnect, account isolation, and sync status (P1)
+- [ ] Support optionally continuing a referenced local-agent task with goals, key files, and unfinished work (P2)
+- [ ] Add provenance, time and scope visibility, sensitive-content filtering, and local-cache cleanup controls (P2)
 - [ ] More ideas are welcome in Issues
 
 ## 📦 Installation
@@ -112,7 +114,7 @@ Install the stable `0.3.x` line for the current stable DSH SDK:
 dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-reference-anything@latest
 ```
 
-Install `v0.4.3` on DSH `>=0.2.0-rc.2`:
+Install `v0.4.4` on DSH `>=0.2.0-rc.2`:
 
 ```powershell
 dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-reference-anything@alpha
@@ -155,12 +157,12 @@ Replace `C:/path/to/dsh-reference-anything` with the repository location. Browse
 
 ## 🚀 Usage
 
-Reference Anything registers seven sources in the native DSH `@` menu rather than introducing a separate search interface. Settings let you choose which groups appear, their order, their collapsed row count, their hard candidate cap, and whether groups use plugin-owned collapse actions or the native scrolling list. A separate one-click control switches the visible picker back to DSH's official file/session list without stopping the plugin, synchronization service, local data, or model-facing tools; the same control restores the Reference Anything picker at any time.
+Reference Anything registers eight sources in the native DSH `@` menu rather than introducing a separate search interface. Settings let you choose which groups appear, their order, their collapsed row count, their hard candidate cap, and whether groups use plugin-owned collapse actions or the native scrolling list. A separate one-click control switches the visible picker back to DSH's official file/session list without stopping the plugin, synchronization service, local data, or model-facing tools; the same control restores the Reference Anything picker at any time.
 
 1. Open `Settings → Reference Anything` in DSH Web.
 2. Under **Availability check**, confirm that OpenCLI, Browser Bridge, the browser extension, and the conversation adapter are ready.
 3. Under **Web AI conversation sync settings**, choose a browser profile, storage mode, sync mode, and history range, then start syncing.
-4. Type `@` in the input box and choose from the `Commands`, `Skills`, `Files and folders`, `DSH sessions`, `Local agent conversations`, `External conversations`, or `Cloud drive files` groups.
+4. Type `@` in the input box and choose from the `Commands`, `Skills`, `Files and folders`, `DSH sessions`, `Local agent conversations`, `External conversations`, `Cloud drive files`, or `All local plugins` groups.
 5. Type a keyword to filter candidates, for example `@cache-design`.
 
 The default **Read bodies on demand** mode stores only the title index locally and uses the browser when an agent needs the conversation. Choose **Store full bodies locally** for offline reading and full-text search. The plugin checks for new versions when it loads; release notes are available in Settings, and installed updates take effect after restarting DSH.
@@ -170,7 +172,7 @@ The default **Read bodies on demand** mode stores only the title index locally a
 
 ### 🧩 One `@` menu, multiple sources
 
-The `@` menu contains seven groups: `Commands`, `Skills`, `Files and folders`, `DSH sessions`, `Local agent conversations`, `External conversations`, and `Cloud drive files`. The cloud-drive group browses folders and supported files from drives connected through OpenList; access is read-only, and connections are managed in Settings. Each group shows six rows before its expand action by default and accepts a separate hard candidate cap from 1 to 50. In collapse mode, each expand action reveals five more rows and updates the mounted menu without jumping back to the top; collapse restores the configured compact count. The external-conversation group keeps its sync action first and updates that row and the visible results in place while synchronization runs and completes. Under `Settings → Reference Anything → General`, you can enable or disable groups, reorder them, and choose **Collapse / expand** or **Native DSH scrolling**.
+The `@` menu contains eight groups: `Commands`, `Skills`, `Files and folders`, `DSH sessions`, `Local agent conversations`, `External conversations`, `Cloud drive files`, and `All local plugins`. The cloud-drive group browses folders and supported files from drives connected through OpenList; access is read-only, and connections are managed in Settings. Each group shows six rows before its expand action by default and accepts a separate hard candidate cap from 1 to 50. In collapse mode, each expand action reveals five more rows and updates the mounted menu without jumping back to the top; collapse restores the configured compact count. The external-conversation group keeps its sync action first and updates that row and the visible results in place while synchronization runs and completes. Under `Settings → Reference Anything → General`, you can enable or disable groups, reorder them, assign an optional custom shortcut (for example `f` for Files, then use `@f:notes`), and choose **Collapse / expand** or **Native DSH scrolling**.
 
 #### ⌨️ @Commands — DSH native commands
 
@@ -219,6 +221,12 @@ Type `@agents:` to search and reference conversations saved by other local agent
 - Reads conversation content on demand; tool names are concise by default, with full details available when needed
 - Supports agent-specific prefixes such as `@codex:`, `@claude-code:`, and `@gemini-cli:`
 
+#### 🧩 @Local plugins — installed and configured plugins
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+Use `@plugin:`, `@plugins:`, `@插件:`, or `@本地插件:` to find plugins. Under **Settings → Reference Anything → General**, the **All local plugins** switch enables or disables this group immediately; the choice is saved. It is enabled by default, with six collapsed rows and a candidate cap of 50.
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+The list uses the active DSH loader's composed entries and lifecycle state, supplemented by declared profile bundles and installed packages with DSH bundle/client metadata. Ordinary dependencies are excluded. Running, disabled, and not-running states describe host entries; packages without a host entry are shown as not running. Selecting a plugin inserts its name and, when available, a native reference to its real local directory. File access still uses DSH's existing tools and permissions.
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 #### 🌐 @External conversations — external conversation platforms
 
 Supports historical conversations from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, and Kimi.