dsh-wsl-workspace

When developing on Windows with DeepSeek Harness, project toolchains often live inside a WSL Linux distribution, yet DSH's Agent bash defaults to the Windows side—forcing awkward round-trips and context switches. dsh-wsl-workspace plugs this gap as an out-of-tree bundle: a sidebar switch (off by default) that, once enabled, auto-detects installed WSL distributions, lets you browse directories or type an absolute Linux path, and creates a standard DSH workspace via the authoritative \wsl.localhost... path. Inside that workspace, every Agent bash command is routed through wsl.exe into the chosen distribution and working directory, while ordinary Windows workspaces remain untouched.

The plugin stays deliberately thin. It bypasses DSH's Win32 PTY inspection entirely, edits no distribution files, and does not require VS Code Server inside WSL—a plain bash shell is enough; project toolchains like Rust, Node.js, or Python are installed on demand. Host, Web Client, Typert Remote, and the bundle patch all ship in a single npm package, so there is no separate checkout, dependency install, or manual build step.

It is best suited for developers running DSH on a Windows host whose projects are built and executed inside WSL. Keep in mind that once commands cross into Linux they are no longer confined by the Windows sandbox, so enable the feature only for trusted projects.