dsh-ide-ipc

In the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem, editors like Neovim and VS Code each maintain their own context state, making it hard for dsh-tui, the Web panel, and agent tools to access a single, real-time view of what is happening in the editor. dsh-ide-ipc is a standalone IPC plugin built specifically to remove that information silo.\n\nIt runs as a socket server that accepts multiple IDE connections simultaneously. Each client is responsible only for collecting and reporting its own context such as the current file, selection, open tabs, diagnostics, workspace, and dirty state, while the server aggregates everything into one shared, real-time registry. dsh tools route commands like ide_list, ide_context, ide_open_file, ide_save_document, and ide_open_diff to the target editor by ide_id or workspace; dsh-tui shows the active editor and file path in its status bar, the Web panel receives updates via an SSE stream, and agent tools read the same data source, so all three sides always agree on the current state.\n\nIt is ideal for DeepSeek Harness users who juggle Neovim and VS Code (or future IDE clients) at the same time and want agent tools to perceive live editor context or a Web dashboard that reflects the current workspace. The wire protocol uses a 4-byte little-endian length prefix plus a JSON frame, works cross-platform with Unix sockets and Windows named pipes, and keeps IDE-specific APIs entirely out of the server.