dsh-paste-file

Getting the model to read a local file in DSH sounds effortless, yet the browser clipboard cannot hand an absolute path anywhere, so the file simply sits on disk, out of reach. dsh-paste-file fills that gap: no manual path copying, directory hunting, or extra transfers. The moment you paste or drop, everything clicks into place.

A dedicated paste-file button appears to the left of the composer with multi-select support. Document-level paste and drop listeners intercept any event that carries non-image files, upload them all into the current session workspace under /pasted-files/, and insert the workspace-relative path as inline code into your input draft. Image-only pastes pass straight through, preserving DSH's native attachment behavior intact. Architecturally, the host side registers a single upload route that writes bytes into the session cwd, while the client side mounts the button and listeners via the conversation.input.left slot — minimal, non-invasive changes.

Ideal for DSH users who regularly feed local configs, logs, or source snippets to the model for analysis or refactoring. The per-file ceiling is 64 MiB, and the plugin is deliberately scoped as a lightweight file-to-path bridge rather than a general-purpose binary attachment protocol extension.