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dsh-chat-zone-std

Client Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install lasdrder0705/dsh-chat-zone-std

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

In DeepSeek Harness, run dsh plugin install lasdrder0705/dsh-chat-zone-std to install this plugin; the full source repository is at https://github.com/lasdrder0705/dsh-chat-zone-std.

About this plugin

Managing chat workspaces in the DSH ecosystem has often meant relying on ad-hoc scripts or the Cordis sidebar, with no standard entry point aligned to dsh-std. dsh-chat-zone-std fills that gap: it is a dsh-std Community v0.15 plugin that lets you create and browse chat folders directly inside your DSH workflow. It coexists with the original Cordis sidebar and never replaces it, so existing setups keep working as-is.

At its core, the plugin follows a date-based auto-numbering scheme. Each new folder is numbered as the day's highest existing chatN plus one; deleted numbers are never reused, and up to eight retries guard against name collisions. The package only creates the folder directory. After creation, you simply open the path as a DSH workspace to start working. It also exposes the chat-new and chat-list commands, the chat-zone-new and chat-zone-list tools, and an optional SettingsSection, covering the key paths for everyday management and quick lookup.

This plugin is a natural fit for developers already on dsh-std Community v0.15 who want chat-zone management unified under the standard plugin system. Whether or not you have used the Cordis sidebar before, you now get a consistent, standards-based chat folder experience within DSH.

Use Cases

  • Quickly create date-numbered chat folders within DSH workflows
  • Browse and manage existing chat zone lists
  • Manage chat zones alongside or instead of the Cordis sidebar

Best For

  • DSH developers on dsh-std Community v0.15
  • Users who want chat-zone management under the standard plugin system
  • Teams migrating from or running the Cordis sidebar in parallel