dsh-soup

DSH is feature-rich, yet daily use still trips on a few rough edges: files are scattered in the terminal, reading a Markdown file means leaving the session, you cannot see generation speed while the model is running, and a long Goal is always clipped to one truncated line. dsh-soup does not rewrite DSH; it simply adds four light-touch enhancements that make the whole experience smoother.

The four "seasonings" target four common pain points. Onion: a right-side file tree sitting alongside the workspace, auto-tracking the active session directory, supporting drag-and-drop upload, auto-refresh, and sandboxed operations. Ginger: an in-session read-only preview tab that renders Markdown, HTML, code, PDF, Jupyter notebooks, CSV tables, and images with the most suitable renderer; up to five sub-tabs stay open simultaneously, and external edits refresh within seconds. Garlic: a multi-line GoalBar that unclips the native single-line goal into full paragraphs while still calling the native create/get/update_goal APIs. Salt: a real-time t/s speed badge above the input box showing token count and colour-coded throughput, snapping back to a waiting state whenever the stream pauses.

Built for heavy DSH Desktop users who read docs, write code, and track goals every day. All four features are implemented as low-priority overrides that never modify DSH source code. Works cross-platform on macOS, Linux, and Windows-install, restart, done.