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dsh-file-changes

Client Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install mixin-ai/dsh-file-changes

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

Run dsh plugin install mixin-ai/dsh-file-changes (source repository: https://github.com/mixin-ai/dsh-file-changes), then restart dsh web and refresh the browser to activate the plugin.

About this plugin

After an AI coding turn in DeepSeek Harness Web, file-change details are usually buried in a single Produced tag at the end of the reply. dsh-file-changes closes that gap by appending a structured file-change panel to every answer. The panel lists each file created or modified in the current turn and offers three actions per file: open it with the OS default application, view the actual applied changes through the Harness DiffBlock primitive (whole-file content for new files), and locate the file in the system file manager on macOS, Windows, or desktop Linux.

The plugin works in both Native and Code Mode. In Native mode it accumulates mutation-tool call records via a conversation definition and renders them in the chat view. In Code Mode it listens to tool-execution events, rebuilds change records from write and edit arguments, and merges both sources deduplicated by file path, so the unified panel is accurate regardless of execution path.

It is best suited for developers who frequently create or edit files through DeepSeek Harness Web and want to verify changes at a glance without leaving the conversation, especially in multi-step Code Mode workflows.

Use Cases

  • Quickly review which files were changed and how after each AI coding turn
  • Inspect per-file diffs in multi-step Code Mode edits without leaving the chat
  • One-click locate created or modified files in the OS file manager

Best For

  • Developers who frequently create or edit files through DeepSeek Harness Web
  • Technicians who need to verify AI changes per file without manually searching the editor
  • Users on macOS, Windows, or desktop Linux who want file actions integrated into the conversation