dsh-open-in-x
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install nikoart-liu/dsh-open-in-x
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Run dsh plugin install nikoart-liu/dsh-open-in-x in your terminal to install from https://github.com/nikoart-liu/dsh-open-in-x, then restart dsh web to activate the plugin.
About this plugin
When browsing a session in DSH Web, jumping into that working directory on your local editor or terminal used to mean copying the path and switching windows by hand. dsh-open-in-x adds an Open In button to the session toolbar so you can hand the directory straight to a local application in one click.
The dropdown only lists apps actually installed on the DSH Host machine, covering macOS Finder, Windows Explorer, Linux file managers, macOS Terminal, Windows Terminal, common Linux terminal emulators, and a wide set of editors including VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm, PyCharm, and Android Studio. With quickOpen enabled the main button launches your default app directly. The plugin enforces strict request schemas, loopback restrictions, and rate limiting, and never concatenates shell commands, making it safe for everyday use.
If you manage long-running sessions through DSH Web and want to hop between the browser and your local IDE or terminal without the copy-paste ritual, this plugin turns that hand-off into a single click.
Use Cases
- One-click opening of a session working directory in VS Code or Cursor right from DSH Web
- Jumping from the browser straight into a local terminal to run commands without copying paths
- Quickly handing a directory to the right editor or file manager when juggling multiple sessions in tabs
Best For
- Developers who manage long DSH Web sessions and frequently switch to a local IDE
- Engineers who want fewer copy-paste steps between browser and local tools
- Cross-platform users running DSH on macOS, Windows, or Linux who want a unified hand-off workflow
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