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dsh-pr-checks

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.27

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install pauloapoloni/dsh-pr-checks

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

Run dsh plugin install pauloapoloni/dsh-pr-checks in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; the source is at https://github.com/pauloapoloni/dsh-pr-checks. After installation, restart dsh web and reload the GUI.

About this plugin

Checking GitHub Actions status in a browser tab while coding in DSH breaks focus. dsh-pr-checks moves that loop into the sidebar footer: open PRs, per-check progress, and queued steps are laid out as Workspace, then Project, then PR, with a progress bar and colored dots (hover for the name), so you never leave the editor.

Only PRs whose checks are still running (IN_PROGRESS, QUEUED, or PENDING) stay in the list; once they finish, the entry disappears. When nothing is running the entire widget hides itself and reappears the moment a check starts. It polls a small REST endpoint every 30 seconds, with a configurable response cache, and lets you filter by author login or extra repositories, so teams can keep the list focused on what matters.

Installation is a self-contained bundle that ships its own cordis.patch.yml layer, meaning no patches are applied to DSH runtime files and the plugin survives DSH upgrades. It is a good fit for engineers who submit PRs regularly from DSH, juggle multiple workspaces, and prefer CI status as a persistent sidebar element rather than a browser tab they keep switching to.

Use Cases

  • Watch GitHub Actions check progress in the sidebar footer without switching to a browser tab
  • Track check status across PRs in multiple workspaces at a glance
  • Filter to only your own PR checks in a shared team environment

Best For

  • Engineers who submit PRs from DSH and wait on CI results
  • Developers managing repositories across multiple workspaces
  • Solo developers who want fewer tab switches and deeper focus