dsh-my-files

Anyone who runs multiple agent sessions in DeepSeek Harness eventually hits the same wall: files created or edited by the agent are scattered across conversations, and recovering a specific one means scrolling through chat history. dsh-my-files solves this by adding a single sidebar entry that auto-indexes every file produced by tool calls (writes, edits, and similar) across all sessions. Historical sessions are replayed on plugin load, and the index persists in dsh storage so it survives restarts.

The panel uses a two-column layout. On the left, sessions appear with their file counts; on the right, the selected session lists its files. Hover a filename to highlight it, click to open it in the system default application, or use the folder icon at the end of the row to jump to the containing directory. A translucent backdrop dismisses the panel, and a refresh button at the top-right re-pulls the latest index. The visual style matches the existing settings gear in the dsh sidebar.

Ideal for macOS or Windows desktop users running multiple sessions in DeepSeek Harness (Web, dsh >= 0.1.0-rc.5). The plugin ships as a pre-built bundle with no local build step required. Opening files and folders relies on the host native opener; in headless or remote deployments the click will simply have no local effect.