dsh-clipfile

Feeding local files and entire folders into the DSH Web composer used to mean opening each file, selecting all, copying, and pasting into the chat one line at a time. dsh-clipfile collapses that into a three-step muscle memory: copy a path in Finder and press ⌘V, or hit the plus button for the native multi-select chooser, or type @ plus a keyword and let mdfind fuzzy-match paths across your disk.

The real differentiator is paged Markdown conversion. A pasted folder is not dumped into context in one shot; instead a zero-dependency Node script (with a python3 fallback) converts it in place into an INDEX.md summary plus a pages directory, so the agent reads large trees page by page without blowing the window. Every attachment appears as a removable chip under the composer. Switching conversations shows only that dialog's chips, and sending the message clears them along with their path tokens in the draft.

Who it is for: macOS developers who regularly point DSH at local project trees, code repositories, or documentation folders. If you are tired of manual copy-paste every time you want an agent to understand a directory with hundreds of files, this plugin is worth a try.