dsh-workbench-layout

The default DSH Web interface centers everything around the conversation thread, yet real development work often requires watching code, managing files, and tracking Git changes at the same time. dsh-workbench-layout re-organises the workspace into a three-column layout without replacing the native conversation, so you no longer have to jump between tabs mid-task.

The left sidebar brings together session history, a lazily-loaded file explorer, Git change tracking with a commit graph, and a terminal list. The middle pane hosts multi-tab editing, Markdown preview, per-file diff comparison with character-level highlighting and block-level revert, and node-pty-powered interactive terminals. The right column keeps the original DSH conversation and composer intact. Git support spans staging, branch management, remote Fetch / Push / fast-forward Pull, cherry-pick, and revert, all executed as fixed-argument commands that never spawn a shell.

If your workflow pairs AI-assisted coding with full control over the codebase—editing files, managing branches, and running terminals in parallel with the chat—this plugin is built for that. It reuses DSH official components and design tokens throughout, so the visual language stays consistent with the native client.