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TabNexus-DSH

Workflow Updated 2026.08.19

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install KaichenCurry/TabNexus-DSH

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

Run dsh plugin install KaichenCurry/TabNexus-DSH in your terminal, then visit the source at https://github.com/KaichenCurry/TabNexus-DSH , restart the DSH Web service and refresh the page to start using the plugin.

About this plugin

When doing research or project work in DeepSeek Harness, tasks and web references tend to scatter across browser tabs and sticky notes, with no lightweight panel to tie them together. TabNexus-DSH fills that gap: it is a pure-UI, local-first DSH plugin that registers no Agent tools, requires no API key, and is ready to use the moment you click the top-right capsule.

Its core capabilities focus on four things: creating tasks with a clear goal; organizing web pages into renameable and moveable categories; maintaining a title, URL, note, and a three-state status (pending, in progress, done) for each page; and viewing overall progress through a simple three-segment flow view. All data lives exclusively in the browser local storage of the DSH Web Client, with no cloud upload, automatic tracking-parameter stripping, and duplicate prevention built in.

It is well suited for users who collect sources, manage references, or build a personal knowledge base inside DSH: no backend deployment, no Chrome extension, no model calls required, just open and go, with data persisted across sessions.

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Use Cases

  • Archive scattered web references into categories and track reading progress during literature review
  • Record clear goals across multiple workstreams inside DSH instead of sticky notes
  • Flip page statuses on the fly and get an at-a-glance view of overall progress

Best For

  • Researchers who collect and organize web sources inside DSH
  • Personal project managers wanting a lightweight task board without a backend
  • Privacy-conscious users who prefer local-first tools with zero API key requirements