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dsh-file-browser

Client Updated 2026.08.18

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Clearchenpro/dsh-file-browser

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

Run dsh plugin install Clearchenpro/dsh-file-browser in your DeepSeek Harness environment to install the plugin; the source repository is https://github.com/Clearchenpro/dsh-file-browser

About this plugin

When you find yourself constantly typing local file paths into a DSH conversation, the repetitive copy-paste workflow quickly becomes a bottleneck. dsh-file-browser moves the entire disk into a panel on the right side of the chat window, so you can browse drives and subdirectories like a file manager and drop the target straight into the input field.

Key capabilities include breadcrumb navigation with parent and sibling jumps, multi-criteria sorting by name, size, or modification time with ascending and descending order, bounded Top-K truncation that keeps large directories responsive, drag-and-drop of images or arbitrary files to create attachments or inline path references, and quick actions such as sending the path to the Agent, copying it, or opening it with the system default application. The panel width is draggable and the UI supports both Chinese and English.

The plugin is best suited for engineers who use DSH in a local desktop environment and frequently ask the Agent to read or edit source files, configs, or data on the same machine. As long as your harness runs in the desktop web client, the file panel lets you hand files to the Agent without ever leaving the chat window.

Use Cases

  • Dragging local source files or configs into the chat so the Agent can read them by path
  • Sorting a large directory by name, size, or modification time to quickly locate a target file
  • Dropping a local image into the chat as an attachment for the Agent to analyze

Best For

  • Engineers using DSH in desktop web mode
  • Developers who frequently provide local file paths to the Agent
  • DSH users who want to reduce manual copy-paste of file paths