dsh-all-gitbash

Running DeepSeek Harness on Windows has one persistent friction point: the model is forced to write PowerShell. Paths, pipes, and variable expansion are all POSIX-native, shoehorning them into $env: and backslash syntax wastes tokens and invites subtle bugs. dsh-all-gitbash takes a direct approach: it redirects the host pwsh executor argv to Git for Windows bash, so from the very first turn the model only sees a native bash tool. System prompts, sandbox escalation, background tasks, and terminal cards are word-for-word identical to a Linux session, with zero pwsh residue in the tool surface.

The plugin uses runtime injection: no composition changes, no profile patches, no restart required. A one-click toggle (Web UI slider or the enabled field in settings.yaml) switches the entire redirection assembly on or restores the stock pwsh pipeline, with lossless round-trips that persist across restarts. A lightweight translation layer catches the occasional $env:NAME or C:... slip at the execution level, converting them to ${NAME} and /c/... so commands do not silently break.

Its sister plugin dsh-gitbash-preset handles the minimal-preset bash bootstrap while dsh-all-gitbash handles the full web-mode pwsh redirection; the two can be installed simultaneously without conflict. Ideal for any DSH user on Windows who wants their AI to write bash exactly as it would on Linux.