dsh-github-search

Finding a repo, reading its README, judging whether it fits your project, cloning it locally, and handing it to an agent — these steps used to scatter across browser tabs, terminal panes, and chat windows, breaking your flow at every switch. dsh-github-search closes that loop inside a single DeepSeek Harness sidebar panel: search repositories or code, render the README inline in a sandboxed iframe, let the host-side model weigh the repo against your workspace for a grounded verdict, then one-click clone to a global or project-scoped path and feed the repo straight into an agent for analysis, integration, or a test run — all without leaving the panel.

It is deliberately a workbench for humans, not a search add-on for the agent. The value is compressing the browse → judge → land → delegate path into a handful of clicks while covering the rough edges: git falls back to zip download, browsing and history persist in localStorage, code search runs on the host to sidestep browser CORS, and a Personal Access Token unlocks code search, Star/Fork, and a higher rate limit.

Built for DeepSeek Harness users who regularly mine GitHub for utilities, third-party libraries, or boilerplate and need to evaluate and integrate them into an active project. If you are tired of juggling five windows just to answer the question is this repo worth using, this panel is that one smooth loop.