dsh-editor-launcher
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install 904915452/dsh-editor-launcher
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Run dsh plugin install 904915452/dsh-editor-launcher in your terminal to install. The source repository is at https://github.com/904915452/dsh-editor-launcher
About this plugin
In a DeepSeek Harness web session, the workspace path is right there in the title bar, yet you still need to context-switch to your Dock, taskbar, or Start menu, hunt for the right editor, confirm the window, and switch back. Those few extra steps add up fast in a high-frequency workflow. dsh-editor-launcher collapses the whole
Use Cases
- Frequently switching between projects in a web session and needing to open the current workspace in an IDE with one click
- Running multiple IDEs locally (e.g. VS Code and GoLand) and avoiding manual Dock or taskbar lookups
- A team standardised on the Harness web UI wants to launch local editors without leaving the browser
Best For
- Full-stack or backend developers who work in the DeepSeek Harness web UI daily
- Polyglot developers with two or three IDEs installed locally
- Engineering teams that value fewer context switches and want a one-click local editor launch
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