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dsh-plugin-file-explorer

Client Updated 2026.09.04

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install supanexus/dsh-plugin-file-explorer

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

Run dsh plugin install supanexus/dsh-plugin-file-explorer inside DeepSeek Harness to install the plugin; the source code is available at https://github.com/supanexus/dsh-plugin-file-explorer, and a full restart of dsh web or Desktop Host is required afterward.

About this plugin

When you are coding inside a DeepSeek Harness session, workspace files tend to live in a terminal or an external editor, so every small tweak means switching windows, hunting for paths, and losing the flow of the conversation. dsh-plugin-file-explorer folds the directory tree and a multi-tab editor directly into the session, letting you read, modify, and save without ever leaving the chat.\n\nClick the Files tab at the top of the session to reveal a directory tree on the left and a Monaco-powered multi-tab editor on the right. You can create, rename, and delete files or folders (non-empty directories are protected), see dirty markers on unsaved tabs, and save with Ctrl/Cmd+S. Markdown files get a seamless source / preview toggle, and an optional setting lets file-path links in the chat open straight into the editor. Monaco loads from the jsDelivr CDN and gracefully falls back to a plain textarea if the CDN is unavailable or times out, so editing never breaks. Background color, font size, and color scheme are adjustable from the editor toolbar at any moment.\n\nIf your DeepSeek Harness coding workflow involves frequent small edits to workspace files, this plugin pulls the entire read-modify-save loop into the conversation window, saving one window switch—and one broken thought—with every change.

Use Cases

  • View and edit workspace code files directly within a session
  • Browse, create, rename, or delete workspace directories
  • Toggle between Markdown source and rendered preview
  • Open file-path links from the chat straight into the editor

Best For

  • Developers working inside DeepSeek Harness coding sessions
  • Users who frequently read and modify workspace files
  • Teams that want fewer context switches between chat and external editors