dsh-command-vscode

You are mid-edit in a DeepSeek Harness session and want to pop open VS Code, but you do not remember the workspace path and do not want to break rhythm hunting for a terminal. dsh-command-vscode turns that into a single /vscode slash command: with no argument it opens the session working directory (the cwd captured when dsh started); with a path argument it opens any directory, spaces and all, without shell escaping. The plugin auto-detects the VS Code CLI through an environment variable, PATH, and well-known platform install paths, with an open -a fallback on macOS. It is cross-platform (macOS, Windows, Linux), has zero runtime dependencies, and uses Node's built-in child_process.execFile directly—no shell, and AbortSignal is forwarded so a cancelled request stops the child process immediately.