dsh-trellis-dashboard

Managing project tasks with Trellis while conversing in the DeepSeek Harness web UI creates a familiar friction: halfway through a conversation you want to confirm which task the session is bound to, which Spec and Skill files were actually read, and where things stand overall, but the answers live in terminal logs or scattered files under .trellis/. dsh-trellis-dashboard eliminates that context-switching by inserting a dedicated Trellis tab into the conversation-view ring of the web UI, rendering the live workspace state as visual cards right in front of you.

The tab focuses on three core sections. First, a current-task card: it shows the task list and the prd.md acceptance checklist, and provides a Set-as-current-task button that writes only a per-session pointer with no status-guessing; an unbound conversation simply reads No trellis task. Second, live Spec and Skill usage tracking: it listens to file reads under .trellis/spec/, .agents/skills/, and .dsh/skills/ as well as tool-call results, strictly scoped per session so one conversation activity never bleeds into another view. Third, a workspace session summary with the developer journal index and the latest journal excerpt. All Markdown (headings, lists, task lists, tables, code blocks, blockquotes) is handled by a small built-in renderer with zero external runtime dependencies.

This plugin is for developers who already run dsh --profile web and have initialized a Trellis workspace. It ships as six plain JavaScript files with no build step and no prepare script, so the Trellis tab is available the moment you finish installation, with no extra hot-reload scripts, bundlers, or configuration required.