dsh-skill-panel

Managing local skills in DeepSeek Harness means bouncing between the terminal and your file browser every time you want to read a skill description, peek at its directory contents, or prune stale entries from ~/.agents/skills or each workspace's .agents/skills. dsh-skill-panel collapses that ritual into a single Skills panel on the settings page. Every skill in the current scope is listed with its name, description, body preview, and directory listing; a search box filters across entries; one click removes a skill (symlinked skills only unlink the reference, leaving the target file untouched); and a button opens the folder straight in your system file manager. The interface ships with both Chinese and English copy out of the box, so no locale tweaking is required.

Security is wired in at the protocol level rather than bolted on afterwards. The RPC channel is pinned to loopback, project scopes are addressed exclusively by Host-registered workspace IDs rather than raw filesystem paths the browser could construct, and every mutation is confined to the canonical global or project skill directories. In practice this means the panel can read, list, and remove skills with the same trust boundary as the rest of the settings surface.

The plugin fits best in a multi-workspace workflow where your skill collection has outgrown a mental map, or when you pick up someone else's project and need a thirty-second bird's-eye view of its registered skills before reading the code. It does not add new skill runtime behaviour; it simply gives the directories that already exist a readable, searchable, and manageable face inside the harness UI.