dsh-gitLens

When DSH drives multiple agents working in parallel across different worktrees, a bare terminal git log struggles to answer a cascade of questions at once: where did the current branch fork, which commits are already merged, what exactly differs between this WIP and a historical commit, and which worktree still has uncommitted changes. dsh-gitLens unifies repository history, parallel workspaces, and safe Git operations into DSH's native Git Graph tab, so you can read context, review diffs, and perform guarded operations without ever leaving your session.

The plugin spans three dimensions of capability. The Graph panel offers a multi-branch DAG with server-side pagination, rich search (message, author, file, change, commit, @me), and a clickable minimap. The Compare panel lets you pick any two points—commit, branch, or WIP—and inspect ahead/behind counts, file diffs, and full multi-diffs. The Agents panel consolidates per-worktree WIP status, AgentTeams Kanban cards, and live DSH session states. The Workbench panel gates high-risk operations (stash, undo commit, rebase) behind preview-then-confirm flows, auto-creates recovery refs before any rewrite, and never performs a hard reset.

It is built for teams that use DSH to orchestrate multi-agent parallel development, and for individual developers who review Git history frequently and juggle multiple worktrees and branch states. If you are tired of hopping between git log, git diff, and git stash in the terminal while hoping nothing is irreversible, this plugin was designed with exactly that workflow in mind.