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dsh-codex-file-panel

Client Updated 2026.08.18

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install JesonChou/dsh-codex-file-panel

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install JesonChou/dsh-codex-file-panel inside DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin from GitHub (https://github.com/JesonChou/dsh-codex-file-panel).

About this plugin

When developing inside the Harness Web UI, file browsing, code editing, terminal work, and Git operations tend to be scattered across separate windows or external tools, and the constant context-switching fragments your focus. dsh-codex-file-panel pulls that entire workflow into a single resizable right-side panel, so you can go from reading a source file to committing a change without ever leaving the browser.

The panel offers a workspace file tree with filename search, multi-format preview covering Markdown, code, images, audio/video, and PDF, and Git diff viewing with stage, unstage, and commit actions. A session-level tabbed terminal supports brief keep-alive on disconnect and size synchronization. The layout is responsive, collapsible, and persisted across sessions; the UI ships in both Chinese and English and integrates with Harness native sessions, i18n, and the client module loader.

It is well suited for engineers who do day-to-day local development, code review, or source reading in a trusted local Harness setup and want to keep the read-edit-run-commit cycle consolidated in one interface rather than juggling multiple windows.

Use Cases

  • Browse the workspace file tree, search and edit code directly in the Web UI
  • Review Git diffs, stage changes, and commit without leaving the panel
  • Run build, debug, and dependency commands in tabbed terminals alongside your code

Best For

  • Engineers doing day-to-day local source development in the Harness Web UI
  • Developers who want a read-edit-commit loop without switching windows
  • Users needing multi-format file preview and an embedded terminal for lightweight frontend workflows