kingcharleslzy-ai/dsh-purge

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add "https://github.com/kingcharleslzy-ai/dsh-purge/releases/latest/download/dsh-purge-community.tgz"

What it does

A plugin that patches DSH at the host layer, commonly called an "armor break." It changes DSH's own behavioral limits so the AI stops asking for confirmation over and over and executes tasks more directly. This falls under the "I want to control this tool myself" way of working.

Features

• 80 host patches, a 25-layer state self-check, and a full settings page in the left sidebar
• Provides prompt and rule settings, diagnostic tools, and independent update checks
• Includes local backup and rollback, so a broken install can be reverted
• Targets DSH Desktop 0.2.1-rc.2 (rc.1 also passes)
• The author also maintains a companion image-generation plugin, Qwen Studio, which can generate images locally

Good fit for

• You know exactly what you are changing and want fewer confirmations and smoother operation from DSH
• Research and experimental environments that need to bypass default limits
• You are willing to accept the consequence of fixing things yourself if you break them

Advice

• Before you start, use its built-in backup to save a full copy of your configuration
• Check whether it has been adapted to the new version before upgrading DSH; host patches are tightly bound to versions
• After installing, run its built-in state self-check and confirm that all 25 layers pass

Cautions

• An "armor break" is essentially a bypass of the product's original security boundaries, so there is no official support when things go wrong
• Host patches change with DSH versions and may need to be reapplied after every upgrade
• Patches like this reduce the AI's confirmation steps, and the risk of mistaken actions rises accordingly

Security red lines

• uses plaintext http:// to $redteam_vps_host:9100