dsh-produced-file-paths

In DSH's remote web UI, the files produced by the current turn appear as clickable items, but they are actually JavaScript-driven buttons rather than ordinary href links. That means you cannot right-click to copy a URL, cannot see the full absolute path on screen, and the remote host typically has no desktop file opener. When your next step is to pick up those files in SSH, a terminal, or a local editor, the absence of a visible, copyable path becomes a real friction point.

dsh-produced-file-paths keeps things deliberately lightweight: it does not add a file-download service, does not disguise remote files as browser URLs, and does not scan the workspace or read file contents. It simply reuses the produced-file list that DSH has already identified for the current turn, renders the corresponding absolute filesystem paths directly below the built-in file row, and provides a copy button for each path plus a one-click copy-all (one per line). The path text is also freely selectable for manual copying into a terminal or editor.

The plugin has zero external runtime dependencies, injects via the standard DSH slot conversation.chat.turnTail, and coexists with the built-in file row without modifying dsh-stiky-notes. It supports DSH 0.1.0-rc.6 and later. Ideal for anyone who accesses DSH remotely over the web and needs to continue working on generated files in a terminal or local editor.