dsh-workspace-kit

Once your workspace list grows past a dozen entries, the default sidebar turns into a scrolling wall you never re-read. To make matters worse, dsh currently offers only session-level irreversible archiving with no workspace-level soft-archive mechanism, so old projects either get deleted or sit forever in the list.

Press ⌘K or Ctrl+K and a full-window Spotlight palette drops in: fuzzy-search every workspace, session, and ungrouped item, navigate with arrow keys, and hit Enter to jump straight into the target session. For those who prefer a persistent view, the plugin replaces the stock sidebar — soft-archive old workspaces with one-click restore, create new workspaces via a system directory picker, assign 32 SVG icons and 9 accent colours per row, drag to reorder, and run full-text search through the official content index. All UI copy ships in both Simplified Chinese and English, following the system locale automatically.

If you maintain ten or more workspaces in parallel, hunt through old sessions regularly, and want a sidebar that stays tidy yet always within reach, this plugin is the missing piece. Released under the MIT license, it ships as a single bundle that drives both the host and browser faces with no extra dependencies.