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dsh-github

Client Updated 2026.08.27

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install PivotStackIntelligence/dsh-github

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Install the plugin in DeepSeek Harness by running dsh plugin install PivotStackIntelligence/dsh-github, or get it from the source repository at https://github.com/PivotStackIntelligence/dsh-github.

About this plugin

Working with code changes, branches, and commits inside DeepSeek Harness often means switching to an external Git tool or terminal, which breaks the flow. dsh-github brings the native VS Code Git Source Control experience into Harness, adding a third “Source Control” tab alongside chat and trajectory so version control becomes part of the session.

The plugin builds a complete visual panel around your local Git repository: a left-hand SCM area with staged/changes/merge changes groups and a commit bar, and a right-hand diff viewer in side-by-side or inline mode. It covers committing, amending, push/sync, undo commit, discard with confirmation, searchable commit history, and branch, remote, tag, and stash management. In-progress merges or rebases can be continued or aborted from the panel. All operations use your local Git configuration, SSH keys, and HTTPS credential helpers—no GitHub API calls, no token storage.

If you frequently work with code, review diffs, or move branches forward inside DeepSeek Harness, this plugin lets you handle everyday Git tasks without leaving your workspace. It’s ideal for individual developers and teams that want a smoother development experience.

Use Cases

  • View and commit code changes directly inside DeepSeek Harness without switching to a terminal.
  • Review diffs side-by-side and resolve merge conflicts.
  • Manage branches, tags, and stashes to complete everyday Git workflows.

Best For

  • Individual developers using DeepSeek Harness for code development.
  • Team collaborators who frequently commit and review code.
  • Users who prefer a VS Code-style Git interface.