dsh-git-graph

Opening a terminal to run git log and staring at a wall of single-line hashes is how most developers deal with commit history inside a chat. dsh-git-graph brings GitKraken-style visualization straight into your dsh conversation: lanes render the full commit DAG, branches and tags appear as colored pills beside each commit, HEAD gets a highlight ring, and merge parents connect via curves. One sentence such as "show the current repo commit graph" is all it takes to get an interactive card—no context switch needed.

Click any commit to expand author, email, timestamp, parent pointers, and a full hash with one-click copy. Ask "what did aabbccd change" and the card lists modified files with A/M/D/R status badges plus a full colorized patch (green additions, red deletions), auto-truncated if oversized. The plugin is strictly read-only: it only calls git log and git show, leaving checkout, branch creation, and other mutating operations to your terminal.

Built for solo developers and small teams who live in dsh and reach for git constantly. If you want commit history rendered with GitKraken-level clarity without leaving the conversation, this plugin slots right in. It follows the host light/dark theme automatically and ships with a bilingual UI, ready to use out of the box.