dsh-file-confirm

When the AI assistant in DSH is about to modify code files, you want to see exactly what is changing before it hits disk. A generic tool-approval panel only shows the tool name and a reason, and a post-hoc diff review means the edit has already been applied. dsh-file-confirm fills that gap: it intercepts only the three file-writing commands (write, edit, str_replace_editor) right before execution and surfaces a confirmation bar in the composer with an inline red-and-green diff, so you can review every added, removed, or replaced line.

The interaction stays deliberately light. Click Allow to proceed; click Deny and the tool call fails, letting the model read the rejection reason and adjust on its own. Long diffs are never truncated and scroll in place, while reads, searches, and bash calls are untouched. Other approvals (such as sandbox escalation) still route through the built-in panel. The plugin plugs in via the DSH official extension points with zero intrusion, modifies no bundled packages, and requires no configuration out of the box; optional per-tool filtering and path-regex scoping are available.

Ideal for teams or individuals who trust the model broadly but still want a final human check before files are written. No heavyweight permission gateway, no post-write review, just a clear diff and one button to say yes or no.