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dsh-writing-desk

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install nousag/dsh-writing-desk

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

Run dsh plugin install nousag/dsh-writing-desk in your terminal to install the plugin, with the source available at https://github.com/nousag/dsh-writing-desk.

About this plugin

Writing long-form fiction inside DeepSeek Harness has always meant juggling scattered .dsh-notes/ files on one side and a loosely structured manuscript on the other, with every citation requiring a window switch and a manual copy-paste. dsh-writing-desk collapses that workflow into a single split-panel workspace: the right half of the window becomes your writing desk, the left half stays free for the DSH chat, and both remain active at the same time.

The panel carries two tabs. The Writing tab organises chapters in a Volume-then-Chapter tree with auto-incrementing Chinese-numbered names, drops you straight into a Markdown editor with a formatting toolbar, auto-save, and live word count, and lets you search local notes right below the text box to insert a full passage or a short excerpt at the cursor. The Notes tab shows a two-column layout: a searchable, workspace-grouped list on the left and a live Markdown preview on the right. Selecting any sentence in the preview pops an Add-to-chapter button that drops a blockquote into the current chapter without switching tabs.

It is built for writers producing web novels, serialised fiction, or any multi-volume manuscript inside DSH who find themselves constantly pulling material from scattered notes into the main text. Everything stays local: notes live in .dsh-notes/ and chapters in a dedicated writing directory, with no external network calls, no telemetry, and no credential handling. Close the panel or remove the plugin and the files are still there.

Use Cases

  • Write chapters side-by-side with the DSH chat without switching windows
  • Select a sentence in a local note and drop it as a blockquote into the current chapter
  • Create volumes and chapters, rename them, and export the full book to Markdown or Word

Best For

  • Writers producing web novels, serialised fiction, or multi-volume manuscripts inside DSH
  • Authors who juggle multiple Markdown notes and need frequent inline citations
  • Creators who prefer local-first, offline, telemetry-free workflows