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dsh-disclosure-tweaks

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Cinnamobot/dsh-disclosure-tweaks

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

Run dsh plugin install Cinnamobot/dsh-disclosure-tweaks in the DeepSeek Harness terminal, then restart DSH Desktop to apply the plugin. Full source: https://github.com/Cinnamobot/dsh-disclosure-tweaks.

About this plugin

In the DeepSeek Harness conversation UI, disclosure rows for Think traces, tool calls, context injection, TODO lists, and the execution queue are collapsed by default. Every detail inspection requires a manual expand click, which interrupts reading flow and slows down debugging. dsh-disclosure-tweaks lets you toggle auto-expand per row type from the Settings panel, so the repeating clicks are delegated to sensible defaults while your attention stays on the content.\n\nFive independent switches control the auto-expand behaviour of Think, Tool calls, Context injection, Todo list, and Queue respectively. The first three are on by default; the latter two are off, striking a balance between information density and visual calm. A key design principle is respecting manual interaction: once a user expands or collapses a row by hand, the plugin stops intervening for that row and only re-applies its default the next time a setting is changed. All toggles write to localStorage immediately and persist to $DSH_HOME/disclosure-tweaks.json, so preferences survive desktop port changes.\n\nThis plugin is ideal for developers who routinely review tool outputs, context injections, or think traces. If you want key information visible the moment DSH Desktop opens—without clicking through every row—this lightweight add-on can reshape your reading experience in seconds.

Use Cases

  • Inspect tool-call details at a glance during debugging without clicking each row
  • Read think traces and context injections in a continuous flow
  • Tune which disclosures are visible by default before switching tasks, cutting repetitive clicks

Best For

  • Heavy DSH users who regularly review tool outputs and think traces
  • Developers who need a high-density UI to boost debugging productivity
  • Precision operators who prefer custom auto-expand rules that never override manual actions