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dsh-file-links

Client Updated 2026.08.16

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install wmglimpser-hash/dsh-file-links

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install wmglimpser-hash/dsh-file-links inside DeepSeek Harness; the full source is at https://github.com/wmglimpser-hash/dsh-file-links — after installing, restart dsh web and refresh your browser.

About this plugin

When a DeepSeek Harness agent mentions a file it just touched, that path lands in the reply as plain text and you have to hunt for it in a file manager yourself. dsh-file-links turns absolute paths wrapped in backticks into blue clickable links: a left-click hands the file to the system default application, and a right-click brings up a context menu with Open, inline Preview, and Reveal in Explorer so you can jump straight to the file without manual navigation.

The plugin stays deliberately lean — zero runtime dependencies, built entirely on Node built-ins and native DOM. File opening reuses the official openPath channel (Invoke-Item on Windows) rather than re-implementing shell commands. The preview panel renders text (UTF-8) and common image formats (base64) up to 512 KB; PDFs, Office documents, and other binaries show a friendly notice pointing you to Open instead.

Windows is the primary target platform, with verified support for Chinese-character paths and paths containing spaces. On macOS and Linux, Open and Preview work the same way, while Reveal in Explorer is Windows-only because it relies on the explorer /select, convention. Ideal for Windows-centric Harness users who interact with local files frequently, and usable cross-platform for the remaining features.

Use Cases

  • Click a path in an agent reply to open or preview it instantly
  • Reveal a file in Explorer to quickly locate what the agent just touched
  • Windows-centric Harness workflows with frequent local file interaction

Best For

  • Windows users who frequently open or edit local files via Harness
  • Developers who want to skip manually hunting for files in a file manager
  • DSH users who prefer zero-dependency, lightweight plugins