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dsh-local-project

Workflow Updated 2026.08.16

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install 0xKcyzz/dsh-local-project

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

Install it in DeepSeek Harness by running dsh plugin install 0xKcyzz/dsh-local-project; the full source is available at https://github.com/0xKcyzz/dsh-local-project

About this plugin

You work with a remote DSH instance in the browser but want every file edit to land directly in your local working directory. dsh-local-project bridges that gap: pick any local folder, upload it as a server-side mirror workspace, and let DSH read, write, search, and run commands on it as if it were local, while all changes stream back to your machine over WebSocket in real time.

The plugin requires no custom tooling: DSH uses its native read, write, edit, glob, and bash tools against the server copy out of the box. If the connection drops, it automatically reconnects and replays any missed changes using a revision number. Even after a page refresh you can restore the project list from the server and rebind the local folder without losing context.

Built for developers who rely on browser-based DSH to work with their local codebases or documentation while keeping an up-to-date copy on disk. Keep in mind the sync is one-way (DSH edits flow to local), local manual edits are not pushed back, and the plugin requires Chrome or Edge with File System Access API. Single-file uploads cap at roughly 15 MB.

Use Cases

  • Work with your local codebase through DSH in the browser while every edit streams back to disk in real time
  • Reconnect after a dropped link and missed file changes are replayed automatically; refresh the page to restore projects and rebind folders
  • Use DSH native read/write/edit/glob/bash tools directly on the server mirror without any custom tooling

Best For

  • Developers who prefer working with local projects through a browser-based DSH instance
  • Users who need remote code or documentation access while keeping an up-to-date local copy
  • Teams that want zero-adapter integration with DSH s native file tools