dsh-ui-tools

Chaining multiple tool calls in DeepSeek Harness means arguments and return values scatter across the conversation stream, making it hard to trace what happened where. dsh-ui-tools fixes this by registering a dedicated tools tab in the conversation header that lists every tool invocation of the current session in dispatch order, so you can see at a glance who was called, with what arguments, what came back, and whether the call succeeded, failed, or is still running.

Under the hood it is a purely browser-side plugin (dsh.client) that reads nodes and runningCalls from the ConversationSnapshot. It never initiates model requests or mutates chat state. Each entry renders the tool name, formatted arguments, the full result text, and a status indicator (ok / error / running), which makes it straightforward to pinpoint a failing step in a longer tool chain.

If you routinely orchestrate multi-step tool pipelines in DSH and need to debug argument passing or audit the call chain, this lightweight view saves you from grepping logs or scrolling through the conversation repeatedly. There is no backend dependency; the tab appears as soon as dsh web restarts after installation, making it a natural fit for researchers and developers who value observability in their inference workflows.