dsh-file-review

In most AI coding assistants, the chat panel and file management live in two disconnected worlds: to tweak a file you leave the conversation, to peek at the directory tree you open a separate file manager. dsh-file-review embeds a full-featured file browser directly inside the DeepSeek Harness workspace so you can browse, edit, and organise project files without ever leaving the current session.

The dockable, resizable file tree supports lazy loading, expand/collapse all, and cross-workspace search. A right-click context menu covers cut, copy, paste, copying absolute or relative paths, renaming, creating new files and folders, refreshing the view, and opening the entry in VS Code. Deletions always go through the system Recycle Bin, so nothing is permanently lost by accident. The editor unifies Shiki syntax highlighting (roughly 25 languages) with a live textarea overlay in a single view, with colours driven by DSH theme CSS variables. Markdown files can toggle between highlighted source editing and a read-only rendered view. The visible tree polls at about 2-second intervals and re-renders only when entry signatures actually change, while write operations trigger an immediate refresh. Without an active session the panel appears as a floating window; once a session exists it docks into the Chat | Trace | Files tab strip, sharing one state store so nothing is lost when switching tabs.

If your daily workflow mixes AI-assisted coding with hands-on file edits, documentation, and directory housekeeping in the same project, this plugin is built for that loop.