dsh-git-sidebar

Switching to a terminal for every git command breaks flow while you are already deep in a DeepSeek Harness Web session. dsh-git-sidebar pins a Git workflow panel to the right edge of the window: a slim vertical tab you can drag anywhere along that edge, click to open, and keep within arm's reach of your conversation.

The panel tracks whichever conversation you select, auto-resolving the git root from the workspace path. Changed files appear in staged and unstaged groups with M/A/D/R/? status badges; a single click stages or unstages a file, and a toggle handles stage-all. A branch dropdown lists local and remote refs and warns before checking out on a dirty tree. The standout feature is AI commit messages: it feeds git status and git diff HEAD into your session's current model to draft a Conventional Commits-style subject in Chinese, drops the text into the input box for editing, then commits. Push, pull, and refresh round out the closed loop on one screen.

Built for engineers who develop inside Harness Web and want branch management and commits without leaving the browser, especially teams that lean on AI to draft commit messages but prefer a lightweight sidebar over a full IDE extension.