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dsh-right-dock

Client Updated 2026.08.23

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Momojie-S/dsh-right-dock

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install Momojie-S/dsh-right-dock inside DeepSeek Harness to install; the source code lives at https://github.com/Momojie-S/dsh-right-dock .

About this plugin

In the DeepSeek Harness Web UI, plugins such as file browsers, knowledge-base panels, and workspace tools all need a dedicated right-side workspace that does not cover the main conversation column, yet a unified layout-level container was missing. dsh-right-dock fills that gap by providing a standard right-dock platform that every client-side plugin can plug into.

The core experience is layout push, not overlay: a VS Code activity-bar-style icon rail persists on the right edge as a container-level entry point, always visible as long as at least one tab is mounted. When the dock opens, the chat area is compressed rather than hidden; the panel width is resizable between 280 and 900 px, and each tab switches independently. On viewports narrower than 1024 px the dock degrades gracefully into a floating drawer, the rail is temporarily hidden, and a background tap dismisses the panel. The build step carries zero npm dependencies and runs fully offline.

Ideal for plugin developers who need to attach right-side tool panels to Harness, and for end users who want to keep the conversation column unobstructed while reaching any panel at a glance from the right-edge rail.

Use Cases

  • Mount right-side panels for file browsers, knowledge bases, or other utility plugins
  • Open multi-tab workspaces alongside the chat column without overlaying it
  • Access right-side tool panels in a floating drawer on narrow screens

Best For

  • Plugin developers who need a right-side docking area for their Harness extensions
  • End users who want multi-panel tool workspaces beside the conversation column
  • UI users who prefer layout-push interactions over floating overlays