dsh-trash

When you grant your AI agent danger-full-access and let it bulk-delete files, a single rm -rf or Remove-Item can wipe days of work with zero chance of recovery. dsh-trash exists for exactly this scenario: it intercepts every delete command at the tool pipeline pre-execute gate, converting each deletion into a recoverable move-to-trash that you can undo with a single call.

The plugin ships four tools: trash (move files or directories into the trash), trash-list (inspect entries with timestamps and sizes), trash-restore (recover an entry to its original path), and trash-purge (the only path that truly deletes, and it demands an explicit confirm flag). The detector follows a fail-safe philosophy — it prefers false positives over letting a real delete slip through — while short aliases like rm or del only match in command position, so tutorial strings and grep patterns stay untouched.

It is built for anyone running pwsh, bash, or run_code tools inside DeepSeek Harness who needs file operations and wants a second chance on every deletion, especially at the highest permission tier. Zero runtime dependencies, drop-in installation, and no workflow changes required.