dsh-summary-sidebar

In DeepSeek Harness Web, the files, web pages, and images produced across a session by tools such as write, edit, and web_fetch are scattered throughout long tool-call logs, making it hard to review them efficiently. dsh-summary-sidebar bundles a Summary button and a Sidebar panel into a single standalone plugin, so you can aggregate the session outputs with one click and open them directly in a right-hand panel without scrolling through verbose logs.

The Summary button extracts only the documents, links, and images actually produced in the current conversation and lists each as a clickable entry. Clicking an image routes the sidebar to the Image Reader; clicking an HTML file opens the built-in Browser with iframe preview; clicking a text or code file opens the Document Reader for inline reading and editing. The sidebar also includes a workspace file tree with create, rename, and delete support, plus a standalone PTY terminal backed by node-pty that accepts commands, supports Ctrl+C, clear, and restart. When the sidebar opens, the chat area shifts left by 360 px so nothing is ever obscured.

This plugin is well suited for developers who work in the Harness web profile and juggle file editing, terminal debugging, and web preview simultaneously. It deploys fully independently with no dependency on other installed plugins, and it follows the --dsw-* design tokens to adapt automatically to light and dark themes while keeping the neutral-black and steel-blue Codex-style aesthetic.