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@gz2016/dsh-plugin-model-icons

v0.1.0

Published

Composer polish: the model-select button shows a per-provider brand icon and collapses to icon-only under a narrow composer row (same mechanism as the built-in access-mode button), with a generic fallback icon for unrecognized/new providers.

Readme

DSH | dsh-plugin-model-icons | Per-provider brand icons on the composer's model button

Small composer polish: the model-select button shows a real brand icon for the active provider instead of plain text, and collapses to icon-only when the composer row gets narrow — the same responsive mechanism DSH's own built-in access-mode button already uses, applied consistently to the model button too.

What it looks like

Composer toolbar with brand icon on the model button

On a narrow composer row (a phone, or a resized desktop window), the trigger collapses to icon-only instead of pushing the row to wrap:

Icon-only collapse on a narrow composer row

Provider coverage

Detection works off the visible model name text (e.g. "GLM 5.3 Flash", "gpt-4o", "claude-3.5-sonnet") rather than an internal provider id — DSH's own model catalog wire type doesn't expose one to the client, so the name is the only signal available. Currently recognized out of the box: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google (Gemini), DeepSeek, Zhipu/GLM, xAI/Grok, Meta/Llama, Mistral, Qwen, Moonshot/Kimi, Cohere.

A model from an unrecognized provider, or a newly released one that doesn't match an existing pattern yet, still works correctly - it gets a plain generic icon (a small sparkle glyph) instead of a brand mark, never a blank space or a broken render. Nothing needs updating for the plugin to keep working as new models show up; only the brand-specific icon needs a new entry to appear (a name pattern + an SVG path, added to the PROVIDERS array in src/client.js) once a provider you care about isn't covered yet.

How it integrates with DSH

A pure client-side patch (src/client.js, no build step) - it doesn't add any host-side behavior, just visual composer polish layered on top of DSH's existing model-select seat.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add @gz2016/dsh-plugin-model-icons

No configuration - it works out of the box for any provider already in your model catalog.


Unofficial project, independently developed and maintained by a community member. Not affiliated with or endorsed by DeepSeek.