dsh-git

Writing code inside the DeepSeek Harness web interface, one of the most disruptive habits is switching to a terminal for git status, then commit, then push. dsh-git folds that entire loop into the sidebar footer: it tracks the project directory of the currently open session and surfaces branch name, upstream tracking, ahead/behind counts, changed files, and insertion/deletion summaries at a glance, with Commit, Commit & Push, and Push buttons right there so you never leave the conversation.

A blank commit message is no longer a blocker. Press Commit and the session agent reads the workspace diff, generates a concise message, stages, and commits in one go. Push follows the standard tool permissions and authentication environment of the active session, so nothing bypasses the security boundary you already have. Refreshes are deliberate too: the last good snapshot stays visible while a new request is in flight, and the moment the active project directory changes any stale in-progress read is discarded, preventing cross-repo bleed.

Built for developers who live in dsh web and want Git operations one click away. It does not alter branch strategy, injects no extra prompt sections or tool schemas, and simply turns the full status to commit to push cycle into a three-second interaction at the bottom of the sidebar.