dsh-full-access-switch

Running heavy or batch workloads in DeepSeek Harness means confirming Enable Full access on every single new workspace or conversation. It is a small interruption, but multiplied across dozens of sessions it becomes genuinely annoying. dsh-full-access-switch removes that friction in one action: after toggling it, every subsequent session inherits Full access with zero prompts.\n\nIt works in two layers. First, it pins the default permission preset to danger-full-access in your local settings file, so any new session DSH creates picks that preset up automatically; the file is hot-reloaded by chokidar, so no service restart is needed. Second, it applies a lightweight string patch to the permission-presets and conversation UI bundles, adding a persistent Do not ask again checkbox under Settings, Permissions. Once checked, all three confirmation surfaces—the settings row toggle, the composer permission selector, and the /permission command dialog—are silently skipped, and the choice is remembered via browser localStorage.\n\nThis plugin is for developers who already rely on Full access in Harness and simply do not want to re-confirm it on every interaction. It is a community-level patch targeting the published 0.1.1-rc.2 bundles and is independent of official releases. After a Harness upgrade you only need to re-run the install, and uninstalling restores every patched file from its .bak backup with no residue left behind.