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dsh-better-plan-reviewer

Client Updated 2026.08.15

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Khellendros97/dsh-better-plan-reviewer

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

Install the plugin in DeepSeek Harness by running dsh plugin install Khellendros97/dsh-better-plan-reviewer; source code is available at https://github.com/Khellendros97/dsh-better-plan-reviewer.

About this plugin

DSH ships its plan-review card pinned to the bottom of the conversation with a yellow warning style that feels visually jarring in long threads. The more practical gap: once you approve a plan, it runs with whatever model and reasoning effort the session already has. Switching models mid-flow means manual toggling and re-triggering. dsh-better-plan-reviewer collapses that into a single, coherent step.

The plugin replaces the card with a centered floating dialog -- blue header, backdrop overlay, much cleaner hierarchy. At the bottom sit a searchable grouped model picker and a reasoning-effort slider that share the same session-level model directory. Hitting Confirm first fires a model-switch RPC, then approves the plan, then auto-sends a start message so the new model takes over; if the switch fails the execution is aborted with an error instead of half-running on the old model. A Save Plan button archives the markdown into .dsh/plans/ under the project, ready for a fresh session.

If you regularly review and execute multi-step plans in DSH and want to flexibly swap models or reasoning levels without leaving the review flow, this plugin turns the approve-select-execute cycle into one seamless action.

Use Cases

  • Reviewing a multi-step plan and picking a different model and reasoning effort before confirming
  • The current session model is not ideal for a specific plan, so switching before approval
  • Archiving a long plan to a file and resuming it in a fresh session without losing context

Best For

  • Users who frequently review and execute multi-step plans in DSH
  • Teams that need to flexibly switch models and reasoning efforts for varying task complexity
  • Developers who want a cleaner review-card UX and a smoother approve-then-execute flow