dsh-workspace-enhance

Out of the box, DeepSeek Harness leaves several high-frequency workflows unresolved: deleted sessions are gone for good, a session belongs to exactly one workspace, a workspace can only mount a single root, sidebar files can be downloaded but not previewed in place, and Git status lives entirely in the terminal. dsh-workspace-enhance patches 17 official bundles via an overlay set to fill those gaps, with idempotent apply, verify, and rollback scripts so a DSH upgrade never silently breaks your setup.

Capabilities span three areas. Session management: a recycle bin (soft delete, restore, purge), cross-workspace drag to reassign ownership, a persistent ungrouped bucket, and icon-driven actions on each session row. Workspace management: multi-folder mounting, separate folder-zone and file-zone panels per workspace, a built-in multi-select browser, drag-and-drop upload, and unrestricted attachment formats. Knowledge and collaboration: a 520 px file preview panel with Markdown rendering, syntax highlighting for 30+ languages, and inline image display; a per-folder Git panel showing branch, status dot, and one-click pull, branch creation, and AI-generated commit-and-push; and an OpenViking MCP bridge plus AGENTS.md / HANDOFF.md templates that turn DSHs default session isolation into a searchable, continuable workflow.

Built for Windows developers running DeepSeek Harness 0.1.0-rc.6 who juggle multiple project workspaces, want fewer terminal round-trips for file inspection and Git operations, and need context to carry across sessions. If you regularly reorganize sessions, preview project files, track branches, or reuse decisions across conversations, this plugin measurably shortens those loops.