dsh-discord

Many DSH users already coordinate in Discord servers yet must open a browser or terminal to wait for a session to finish. dsh-discord collapses that gap into the chat window you open every day: mention the bot in a bound channel, and it anchors a thread, creates the DSH session, and submits the prompt. The answer streams in character by character, tool activity appears as live status rows, and the activity message is cleaned up when the turn ends. Approval prompts become buttons, follow-up questions become select menus, and free-text asks open a modal — all answerable from your phone without switching back to a desktop client.

The plugin covers the full session lifecycle: /steer and /stop let the thread owner redirect or cancel a running turn, /queue trims the pending backlog, /model select walks an interactive provider → model → reasoning cascade, and /session resume pulls a past session from the workspace back into the current channel. Every Discord-visible string ships bilingually in Chinese and English, following the DSH language preference with zero extra configuration.

On the security side, the adapter enforces a deny-first authorization model: only explicitly whitelisted guilds are ever touched, mentions are suppressed at both the request header and wire-body level, DSH submission is at-most-once with ambiguous deliveries never blindly resent, and durable bindings survive restarts. It is built for teams that manage multiple workspaces from Discord, need mobile-friendly approvals, or want to assign DSH tasks per channel thread.