dsh-doc-quick

Handling local documents inside the dsh web chat has always been hampered by sandbox isolation—the file sits right on your disk, yet the agent cannot reach it, forcing you to paste content manually or route everything through an upload step. dsh-doc-quick closes that gap: drag a file into the dialog and the host process reads it directly from your local filesystem, bypassing the sandbox entirely, so the agent gets full context with zero transfer overhead.

The plugin is written in pure JavaScript with no native build dependencies. It supports PDF, Word (doc/docx), PowerPoint (ppt/pptx), EPUB, Jupyter Notebook, Markdown, and plain text; PDF parsing lazily loads pdfjs-dist when available and degrades gracefully when it is not. On the agent side, three tools—doc_list, doc_read, and doc_complete—let it inspect pending tasks, read file content, and register finished outputs. Once processing is done, a sidebar appears on the right side of the chat, listing task status, summaries, and file paths with preview and download links.

If your daily workflow involves handing office documents to an agent for summarization, rewriting, format conversion, or knowledge extraction, dsh-doc-quick compresses all of that into a single drag-and-drop gesture, eliminating the tedious back-and-forth of moving files between environments.