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dsh-side-panel

Client Updated 2026.08.14

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install XYZ1024-alt/dsh-side-panel

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

Run dsh plugin install XYZ1024-alt/dsh-side-panel in your DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; the source code is available at https://github.com/XYZ1024-alt/dsh-side-panel .

About this plugin

Working with dsh web as an AI-assisted coding surface often means leaving the browser to check files, scroll through conversation context, or review Git changes in a separate editor or terminal. dsh-side-panel folds those high-frequency inspections into a collapsible panel on the right edge of the web UI, so you can stay in the flow of your conversation while keeping an eye on your working tree. The panel offers three tabs: Files lets you browse the current session's working directory and open a text or code file in a lightweight popup preview; History lists every user message and assistant reply in the current thread and scrolls the chat to the selected entry on click; VCS renders Git status as compact M, A, D, U, R badges and shows a file diff on click. If you use dsh web as your daily AI coding workbench and manage your project with Git, this plugin cuts down the constant switching between editor, terminal, and browser. It is designed for local or loopback use, installs cleanly onto the web profile, and simply appears after a page refresh. There is no build step, and the only external requirement is having git on your PATH.

Use Cases

  • Preview code files in the working directory without leaving the dsh web chat
  • Click a conversation entry to instantly scroll to that message in the thread
  • Check Git status badges and review file diffs directly in the side panel

Best For

  • Developers who use dsh web as their primary AI coding surface
  • Engineers who manage projects with Git and want fewer terminal switches
  • Local users who frequently review context and inspect files during conversations