dsh-workspace-studio

When an AI agent fires off a string of writes and edits across your codebase, you often want to roll back just one or two blocks while keeping the rest, not nuke everything or blindly accept all. The DSH Web UI is chat-first and offers no visual workspace for browsing project files, reviewing line-level diffs, or selectively accepting and reverting individual change hunks. dsh-workspace-studio fills that gap by adding a Studio tab right next to Chat, turning the side panel into a lightweight coding studio.

In the Studio tab, the left pane shows a collapsible file tree with build artifacts, lockfiles, and other noise filtered out. Folders that contain pending changes auto-expand and carry a count badge; files modified by the agent are marked with a dot. Clicking a file opens a line-numbered code viewer on the top right and a change-review panel on the bottom right. Each write or edit the agent made in the current session is tracked with full before-and-after snapshots and rendered as line-level diff hunks, updated live over SSE. Every hunk has two actions: Revert this block, which undoes only that one chunk and leaves the others untouched, and Accept, which confirms the change and removes it from the pending list. A built-in conflict guard rejects a revert if the affected region has been modified again since the snapshot, so you never silently overwrite a later edit. You can also Revert all to restore the file to its state before the session's first recorded change, or Clear to wipe the session's change log without touching file contents.

Built for DSH Web UI users who want hunk-level, file-tree-driven control over AI-generated code edits rather than a pure chat flow. The plugin is verified on Windows (PowerShell); Linux and macOS have not been tested, so use with caution on those platforms.