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The problem it solves
The native Plugins folder turns into a junk drawer — you can’t tell which folder
belongs to which plugin
Extensions scatter toolbars across your screen; most icons you never use
Finding one specific command means hunting through menus and toolbars
No idea which plugin is slowing down your startup
Renaming, disabling, or batch-launching plugins is painful
What it does

1. One clean library, fully under your control
   Move all extensions into one custom folder (default xwzxwz/), or point it anywhere
   you like. Your native Plugins folder stays clean. Already installed plugins can be
   “adopted” into the library with one click.

2. Groups, notes, and drag-and-drop ordering
   Organize plugins into custom groups, add notes, reorder by dragging.

3. Bundles (launch sets)
   Group several plugins into a Bundle and launch them all at once — great for
   task-specific workflows (modeling / rendering / documentation).

4. Auto-start management
   Prefix-based auto-start with batch on/off switching.

5. HUD command pool — the part I’m proudest of
   The manager hooks UI::Command to capture every button your extensions register,
   building one searchable command pool. From there you can:

Deep-search any command by name, even if its toolbar is hidden
Drag commands into your own native toolbars — mix buttons from different
extensions into a single clean toolbar
Marquee-select multiple commands at once
6. Pinyin search
Search by Chinese characters, pinyin initials, English, notes, or URLs.
(Built for Chinese users — English search works great too.)

7. Three panel modes

Large panel — full management UI (groups, bundles, bookmarks, HUD builder)
Compact panel — slim always-on sidebar, pinnable, 3 density presets
Spotlight panel — press Ctrl+Shift+Space and a small search box appears right
at your cursor. Type, Enter, done.
8. Plugin health check
Launch plugins one by one and diagnose them; anything that registers no toolbar and
no extension gets flagged and can be moved to the recycle bin (undoable with Ctrl+Z).

9. Startup profiler
   See exactly how long each plugin takes to load, ranked — find what’s killing your
   startup time.

10. A real safety net

Recycle bin instead of hard delete
Full undo/redo (Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y) for deletes, renames, and batch operations
Atomic config writes + automatic backup before any config migration
One broken plugin never takes the manager down — and never crashes SketchUp
11. Import / export
Install from .rbz / .zip / .xwz (drag & drop), or pack your entire library into
a single zip backup.

12. Built-in bookmarks
    Keep 3D Warehouse, Extension Warehouse, tutorials — all inside the manager.

13. Light/dark theme, and it’s translated
    Ships with Chinese and English. The i18n system is language-pack based: drop a
    lang/<code>.json file in and you have a new language. Translations very welcome!

Actually, I didn’t test it

Download link: https://1650635.share.123pan.cn/123pan/EFqA-nRQCh