dsh-reveal-files

In the DeepSeek Harness chat, every file an assistant produces shows up as a small chip in the Produces row. Clicking it opens the file directly—handy for a quick peek, but not when you want to copy the path, locate the file in Finder or Explorer, or bounce a terminal open in the right directory. dsh-reveal-files turns each chip into a compact dropdown so all four actions are one click away.

The menu offers Open, Copy path, Show in file browser, and Open directory in terminal. Platform-specific commands handle the heavy lifting: open -R on macOS, xdg-open on Linux, explorer /select on Windows, and native terminals (Terminal.app, gnome-terminal, cmd, and friends) launch frontmost and cd-ed into the file parent folder, each in its own fresh window. Relative paths resolve against the session working directory, and any errors appear inline in red while the menu stays open. The whole plugin ships with zero runtime dependencies beyond the harness itself, and menu labels follow the UI locale.

If you run dsh web on a desktop and find yourself constantly copy-pasting paths after an assistant round, this is the quiet quality-of-life upgrade for your workflow. macOS and Windows work out of the box; Linux needs a display server or WSL.