dsh-workspace-inspector

The right-side details column in the DeepSeek Harness Web UI has long been dormant, leaving users without a glanceable view of token consumption, full message history, or workspace file structure during extended sessions. dsh-workspace-inspector claims that column at a lower priority and turns it into a persistent information panel, so you no longer need to switch pages or dig through logs to get the big picture of your session.

The panel covers four dimensions. The token-usage section breaks down cumulative input, cache-read, and output tokens with per-part percentages. The message outline is rebuilt by the host from the persisted session log, covering the entire history rather than the last fifty messages in the client window; each entry is collapsible to reveal a reply summary and tool-call count, and clicking it scrolls the conversation to the target line with a highlight. The context-pressure strip shows the projected token count for the next request, the window capacity, and the current occupancy percentage. The workspace file tree supports lazy-loading of directories, displays file sizes, and opens a file in your system default application with a single click on its row.

It is built for DeepSeek Harness users who run long multi-turn conversations, manage multi-file workspaces, and want real-time visibility into context-window pressure without leaving the browser. Works on macOS, Windows, and Linux; after restarting the Web profile, the Overview button in the session header lets you open or close the right-side panel at any time.