dsh-git-component

After editing code inside the DeepSeek Harness WebUI, committing a change usually means alt-tabbing to a terminal, typing a few git commands, and switching back. dsh-git-component folds that round-trip into a 376 px floating panel on the right edge of the window, keeping day-to-day Git work in the same view as your code. When you do not need it, a single click collapses it into a small branch icon tucked in the corner.

The panel parses porcelain v1 output with rename detection and groups changes into Staged, Unstaged, and Untracked sections. Click any file for an inline diff of up to 400 lines. Staging is handled automatically via git add -A before each commit, and you can choose to commit, commit-and-push, or push directly. Leave the message field empty and the current default model generates a single-line Chinese commit message capped at 60 characters for you. The panel auto-refreshes every 15 seconds and follows the active session working directory, so switching workspaces reloads it transparently.

It is best suited for developers who write code in the WebUI and want Git operations to feel like a seamless part of that workflow. The plugin has zero runtime dependencies, executes every git command through the host shell under your existing sandbox policy without loosening file permissions, and requires no build step or extra configuration to get started.