dsh-web-file-upload

The official DSH Web chat currently only accepts images—paste, drag, nothing else returns a polite "images only" message. But in day-to-day work the file you want to hand the agent is rarely a screenshot; more often it is a PDF spec, a zip of logs, a chunk of .ts source, or a spreadsheet of test data. dsh-web-file-upload fills exactly that gap: it restores a universal file-upload channel on the official Web UI so every format flows into the conversation as naturally as a picture does.

The interaction stays deliberately simple. A folder icon appears to the left of the model selector—click it to pick one or many files, or just Ctrl+V from Explorer, or drop files straight into the chat box. Each upload shows up as a small card in the input area with a line reading "Attachment: file-name." Hit send and the cards clear automatically, leaving no crumbs for the next turn. Scrolling back through history, sent files still render as rounded cards you can click open in place.

It shines in two common situations. First, debugging: toss in a log file, a config dump, or a stack trace instead of describing the error in words. Second, documentation-heavy work: attach a PRD, an API spec, or a data sample right next to your question so the agent gets full context in one go. If your day involves feeding non-image files to the agent in a browser-based chat, this plugin saves you a window switch and a copy-paste on every single message.