dsh-changes-panel

In a long DeepSeek Harness conversation, edit and write tools silently rewrite files, leaving the actual changes scattered across chat messages. It is easy to lose track of what was modified, how much changed, or even which files were touched, increasing the risk of misoperations. dsh-changes-panel collects every file modified or newly created in the current session into a side-attached diff panel, rendering git-style +green / -red line-level comparisons so you always know exactly what changed without scrolling back through the thread.

The panel lives in the diff tab of the session tab bar with a change-count badge. Opening it shifts the chat area left and reveals the panel directly below the header; the left edge is draggable (220-640px) and the width persists across session switches. Each file row shows its A (added) or M (modified) status plus +N -M statistics; clicking expands a full diff with context lines, and a per-file full-screen view is available. The bottom action bar lets you select individual files or use the zone-level select-all checkbox, then bulk-adopt (remove from the panel) or bulk-rollback (write the baseline content back to disk). After an adopt or rollback, the next change to that file is automatically re-diffed against the new baseline.

This plugin is for developers working in DeepSeek Harness who edit, refactor, or batch-modify code files across multiple turns and want continuous, at-a-glance visibility into every change in the working session, keeping them in control and reducing the chance of accidental overwrites or lost context.