dsh-plugin-gitbash

When working with DeepSeek Harness inside WSL or a dual-boot setup, the agent session is stuck on the Linux side and cannot touch the Windows host git repositories, native executables, or paths like D:\ or C:. dsh-plugin-gitbash fills that gap: it is a self-contained, zero-dependency Cordis plugin that registers a single gitbash tool with DSH, letting the model run commands directly in the Git for Windows Bash on the Windows host without switching terminals or leaving the current session.

Every call spawns a fresh, non-interactive Git Bash process with stdin bound to /dev/null, so interactive prompts can never hang the shell. The working directory is transparently mapped between WSL and Windows path conventions, recognising /mnt/d/..., d:/..., and D:... interchangeably. The plugin ships with automatic bash.exe detection across ProgramFiles, every mounted drive, and PATH, and when no path resolves at mount time it re-runs resolution on every call, so installing Git for Windows or mounting a drive takes effect without a DSH restart. Per-profile timeout, output truncation, and other configuration knobs keep production deployments predictable.

It is aimed at developers who work across a WSL and Windows dual environment and want their agent to manage Windows-side git operations or run native Windows scripts, especially when staying inside a single DSH agent workflow without constantly hopping between WSL and Windows terminals is a hard requirement.