dsh-git-sidebar

Checking git status mid-conversation in DSH usually means switching to a terminal and losing your train of thought, while a full Git graph view is often more complexity than the moment calls for. dsh-git-sidebar strips the workflow down to the one step that matters: a VSCode-style uncommitted-changes panel docked on the right side of the chat page, automatically following whatever workspace the active conversation points to, and quietly showing an empty state for non-repo conversations.

The panel lists files in three groups - staged, modified, and untracked - each row carrying a status badge and plus/minus line counts. Click a row to expand a single-file diff; renamed files display as old to new, and untracked files show their content inline. Groups can be hidden individually, and both the panel and each group collapse down to a slim handle that renders nothing and fires no requests. The docked width is draggable and persists across sessions, and the panel yields space automatically when the host tool detail panel opens. Light and dark themes follow the harness UI seamlessly, and any expanded file row can be opened in your system default application.

Built for developers who work with Git repositories inside DSH and want an at-a-glance summary of uncommitted changes without ever leaving the chat window. If you need to see what changed and by how much, without a commit history graph or branch filter, this is the sidebar for you.