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dsh-rich-context

Workflow Updated 2026.08.27

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install savageops/dsh-rich-context

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

In DeepSeek Harness, run dsh plugin install savageops/dsh-rich-context to install (source: https://github.com/savageops/dsh-rich-context), then restart the dsh web process to see the Context entry appear in the sidebar.

About this plugin

When working with DeepSeek Harness, an agent's behavior is largely shaped by the AGENTS.md instruction files it reads. In practice, those files tend to be scattered across tool directories and workspaces, making manual hunting, editing, and switching both tedious and error-prone. dsh-rich-context pulls this workflow into a single sidebar panel under the Skill Center, so you can manage your daily instructions without leaving the web UI.

The panel offers Global and Workspace tabs with a monospace editor for the corresponding AGENTS.md file; the path field in the header is click-to-edit, letting you type any absolute path and load that file instantly. A particularly useful feature is the AGENTS.md source scanner: it detects instruction files across a dozen-plus tool directories (.dsh, .codex, .claude, .cursor, .aider, and more), lists each with its line count, and lets you set one as the default with a single click—under the hood this symlinks ~/.dsh/AGENTS.md to the chosen file so the Harness transparently reads your designated source of truth. A Reset restores an independent file.

It is well suited for developers who work across multiple AI coding tools and want to consolidate scattered instruction files into a single source of truth, without constantly reaching for the command line to manage symlinks.

Use Cases

  • Switching between AGENTS.md files from different AI tools as the default instruction source
  • Managing per-workspace agent instruction configurations across multiple projects
  • Scanning scattered instruction files across tool directories and designating a single source of truth

Best For

  • Developers using multiple AI coding tools simultaneously
  • Teams that want to consolidate scattered instruction files into a single source of truth
  • DeepSeek Harness users who prefer a web UI over the command line for daily configuration