dsh-right_sidebar

The default dsh three-column layout keeps the focus on conversation and code editing, but a productive workflow almost always requires jumping between the file tree, Git staging, and a shell prompt. dsh-right_sidebar closes that gap by expanding the frame into a five-column layout: sidebar, center, file preview, files, and details. The file tree, Diff preview, Source Control panel, and bottom terminal dock all live inside the same window, so you stop context-switching between separate panels or OS windows.

The right-side file tree shows porcelain Git status badges, a changes-only filter, and per-file Content/Diff tabs. The Source Control panel (the branch glyph below Files) groups Staged and Unstaged changes, lets you stage, unstage, or commit individual or bulk files, and opens any file in the Diff preview. All mutations use a loopback-only channel and are intentionally restricted to git add, git reset, and git commit; push, pull, and discard are not exposed. The bottom terminal dock is a real grid row that squeezes the conversation area upward rather than overlaying it. It supports multiple PTY tabs, drag-to-resize (double-click resets to 280 px), stable 80-column width, and auto-hides when the last session closes.

This plugin is aimed at developers who treat dsh as their primary IDE-like environment and want Git file browsing, staging, committing, and terminal access without ever leaving the main window. It preserves the existing sidebar and conversation services, adds no new API surface, and requires only dsh 0.1.0-rc.5 or later with a web profile.