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dsh-tui-pi

Client Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install fan56/dsh-tui-pi

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install fan56/dsh-tui-pi in your DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; the source repository is https://github.com/fan56/dsh-tui-pi

About this plugin

DeepSeek Harness is a powerful coding-agent engine, but its raw terminal interface separates the things that matter: context visibility, conversation review and forking, and subagent control all feel disconnected. Developers end up scrolling unfiltered logs, switching models by hand, and babysitting subagent output line by line, which is especially painful in long sessions.

dsh-tui-pi turns dsh into a pi-style terminal workspace. Reasoning and tool activity move into dedicated Think and Tool panels so the transcript stays clean; /history opens a two-pane reviewer where any completed turn can be forked into a new session; running subagents get persistent status lines you can watch or steer without leaving the window. The plugin also bundles hot-switchable model and agent presets, GitHub light/dark themes that follow your terminal, zero-LLM dynamic context pruning, Feishu/Lark mobile-to-desktop session sharing, full-transcript search, drag-select clipboard copy, and inline LaTeX rendering.

It is built for developers running coding agents on dsh RC/Stable who juggle multiple subagents, switch models and presets frequently, and want their terminal session to feel as manageable and branchable as a full IDE panel.

Use Cases

  • Steer multiple running subagents in real time during long coding sessions
  • Review completed turns and fork any of them into a new session
  • Switch model and agent presets on the fly without restarting the terminal

Best For

  • Developers running daily coding tasks on dsh
  • Teams that coordinate agent sessions across desktop and mobile (Feishu/Lark)
  • Power users who want an IDE-like experience in the terminal