dsh-open-folder

In the DeepSeek Harness sidebar you can rename, fork, or archive sessions from the overflow menu, yet there is no shortcut to simply jump to the folder on disk. dsh-open-folder closes that gap: a single "Open folder" entry appended to every session row's ⋯ menu. One click launches the host OS file manager pointed at the session's workspace directory — no path-copying or window-switching required.

The plugin pays close attention to edge cases. On Windows, paths containing Chinese characters are a notorious pain point where the default RPC reports success while Explorer never appears. dsh-open-folder ships a dedicated endpoint that calls explorer.exe directly with UTF-16 arguments, making those paths open reliably, and falls back to the built-in RPC if the endpoint is unavailable. The menu item is fully localized (Chinese/English), adapts to both light and dark themes via real CSS tokens, and a small toast confirms the folder opened — useful even in remote-access sessions. A settings sub-page lets you toggle notifications, fix an overly long nav scrollbar, and review recently opened paths.

If you manage local workspaces in DSH Web and find yourself constantly switching to a file browser to inspect project files — especially on a Windows machine with Chinese directory names — this plugin removes that friction with a minimal, non-invasive injection into the existing menu. It performs no polling, mutates no data, and degrades gracefully when the host lacks path-opening support by simply not injecting the menu item.