dsh-sm-version-display

After installing DeepSeek Harness, most users only notice version changes by accident and have no quick way to check the running version or see whether a newer build is available on npm or GitHub. dsh-sm-version-display turns that into a first-class UI element: a rounded version card sits above the sidebar Settings button, reading the actually-installed DSH version and following it automatically after upgrades. The plugin also registers a top-level version-detection page in DSH Settings that queries both the npm Registry and official GitHub Releases in parallel, distinguishes Alpha, Beta, RC and stable tags, and caches results for the lifetime of the DSH process. When an update is available, the user sees the source, target version, release type and risk summary before confirming; the fixed, loopback-only command then runs with live output, while GitHub rate-limiting transparently falls back to the Atom Feed and source-only releases degrade to clear manual steps. Every request is restricted to the local machine, carries no login credentials, and never reads chat content. For developers who rely on the DSH web interface daily and want a glanceable version badge plus a safe, three-language, theme-aware update workflow without extra build tooling, this plugin installs and works out of the box.