dsh-open-in
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install NevermindZZT/dsh-open-in
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Run dsh plugin install NevermindZZT/dsh-open-in in DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin, whose source code is hosted at https://github.com/NevermindZZT/dsh-open-in ; after installation, restart the web server and refresh the page to activate it.
About this plugin
When juggling multiple workspaces in the DSH web interface, opening a project in VS Code, a file explorer, or a terminal often means copying the path, switching windows, and pasting a command. dsh-open-in collapses that workflow into a single overflow menu on every workspace row in the sidebar, so one click opens the directory in your chosen tool.
The plugin ships with built-in targets for VS Code, File Explorer, and Terminal that auto-adapt to Windows, macOS, and Linux command-line differences. You can add, edit, or remove targets from a structured settings card, specifying command, arguments, platform allowlist, and enabled flag for each. Changes apply instantly without a server restart, and the menu renders correctly on both the native sidebar slot of newer runtimes and the compatibility DOM adapter of 0.1.0-rc.6, with full locale support.
It is aimed at developers who manage several projects in DSH and rely on a local IDE or terminal for daily work. The plugin contributes no tools, no skills, and no model-visible surface; it simply launches user-configured programs on directories the user has already opened, keeping the security boundary tight and predictable.
Use Cases
- Click the overflow menu on a workspace row to open the project directory in VS Code or a terminal in one step
- On macOS the built-in explorer target auto-resolves to Finder and the terminal target to Terminal without manual command editing
- Add a custom launcher restricted to Windows only via the settings card, and the sidebar menu updates immediately after saving
Best For
- Developers managing multiple project directories who switch constantly between DSH and a local IDE
- Engineers who rely on a terminal or file explorer and want to avoid copying and pasting paths manually
- Ops or platform engineers who need to pre-configure open-in commands per operating system for team deployments
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