Current dsh profile

[moonchild-lab]

How can I check which dsh profile I'm currently using?

I'm using dsh and have multiple profiles configured. Is there a command or configuration file I can check to see which profile is currently active?

[bevinkatti]

You can start the Web UI with : npx @deepseek-ai/dsh web

If you're running it from a source checkout, you can use the repository's development command after installing the dependencies.

[zoahdev]

"## How to check which profile is active\n\nQuick verified answers (all from working with dsh 0.1.0-rc.6/rc.7 on Windows + Linux):\n\n1. Profiles live under the data root\n\nsh\necho $DSH_HOME # default ~/.dsh if unset\nls ~/.dsh/profiles # every configured profile (e.g. web, headless, demo)\n\n\n2. The CLI picks a profile with --profile; the web app defaults to web\n\nsh\ndsh --profile web --dump-config # prints the COMPOSED config for that profile (plugin rows)\ndsh --profile web plugin --help # plugin subcommands scoped to that profile\n\n\nSo “which profile am I using” depends on how you launched: if you ran dsh web without --profile, it is the default web profile; anything else you pass explicitly.\n\n3. Verify what is actually loaded\n\nThe most reliable check is dsh --profile <name> --dump-config — the composed config lists the plugin ids that will be loaded for that profile (our plugin smoke tests use exactly this to assert a plugin landed in the right profile).\n\n4. Env-driven selection\n\nDSH_HOME points at the data root; per-profile subdirectories under it (profiles/<name>) hold the workspace + node_modules for that profile. If you script multiple profiles, set DSH_HOME explicitly per invocation.\n\nIf you are asking because a plugin/feature appears in one profile but not another, dsh --profile <name> --dump-config + comparing the two outputs is the fastest way to find the difference."

[bevinkatti]

Thanks, this is a much more direct way to verify the active profile. --dump-config is especially useful since it shows the composed configuration rather than just the profile directory.