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dsh-sidecar

Memory Updated 2026.08.19

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Srien11/dsh-sidecar

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

Run dsh plugin install Srien11/dsh-sidecar in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install the plugin; full source is available at https://github.com/Srien11/dsh-sidecar

About this plugin

When working with AI in DeepSeek Harness—reviewing code, iterating on a design, or probing a tricky explanation—you often want to ask one more question about a specific passage. But typing it derails the main thread, and copying the snippet into a new window loses the context that made it meaningful. dsh-sidecar steps in with a simple gesture: select any part of an AI answer and a Follow-up button appears right beside the selection. Click it, and a side drawer opens where you can ask your question immediately—no page jump, no copy-paste, and the main conversation stays exactly where it was.

Every follow-up lives in its own persistent child session that fully inherits the context up to the end of the original answer, yet writes nothing back into the main thread. You can keep multiple branches on the same answer—one verifying edge cases, another exploring an alternate architecture—and manage them by renaming, archiving, or reopening at will. Closing the drawer simply hides the interface; the conversation is never lost.

If you regularly review code, draft technical writing, or iterate on solutions inside Harness and find yourself thinking I have one more question about that paragraph, this plugin lets you follow up in seconds without breaking your main line of thought.

Use Cases

  • Select a code snippet in an AI answer and immediately ask about implementation details without derailing the main thread
  • Explore multiple follow-up branches on the same answer and switch or archive them at will
  • Verify a claim or edge case in an AI response while the main conversation stays untouched

Best For

  • Developers who frequently review code or technical docs in Harness
  • Power users who need multi-round follow-ups and multi-path comparisons
  • Anyone who wants to keep the main thread clean while exploring side questions