dsh-wsl-bridge

An agent confined to WSL often needs to reach into the Windows host — reading a config on C:\, launching an .exe, or opening a freshly generated report in Explorer — yet lacks a smooth cross-system bridge. dsh-wsl-bridge fills that gap for DeepSeek Harness agents, turning the WSL session into a two-sided workspace.

The plugin ships seven core tools: win_ls to list Windows directories, win_read for text files (utf8/gbk with line offset and limit), win_write to create or overwrite UTF-8 files with automatic parent-dir creation, win_run to execute programs via cmd, PowerShell, or direct interop, win_open to hand a file or folder to the default Windows handler, win_path to convert between C:\… and /mnt/c/… forms, and win_drives to enumerate mounted drives. Every call routes through the host shell service with the session sandbox policy applied per invocation; win_run writes temporary .bat/.ps1 scripts to C:\Windows\Temp and cleans them up afterward, and PowerShell output is forced into UTF-8 console encoding to avoid garbled CJK text.

It is built for developers and CI pipelines whose DSH agent lives in WSL1 or WSL2 while their artifacts, dependencies, or launchers sit on the Windows side — one conversation can now drive both the Linux shell and the Windows host without juggling separate terminals or manual wslpath conversions.