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dsh-side-session

Client Updated 2026.09.03

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install 123dbl/dsh-side-session

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run the install command in your DeepSeek Harness terminal, or visit the source repository at https://github.com/123dbl/dsh-side-session and follow the instructions to install manually.

About this plugin

Your main dsh session is deep into a multi-step task and you suddenly need to ask a quick, fully independent question — interrupting the current flow is not an option, and spinning up a separate window feels clunky. dsh-side-session solves exactly this: it adds a single side-chat entry to the composer "+" command menu. One click spawns an independent, continuable sub-agent under the current session, and the browser view jumps straight to the new side chat so you can pick up the conversation immediately. The main session is never touched; both lines progress in true parallel.

The entire interaction is one menu item — no panel, no popup, no settings page. Each spawned side session carries a ready-to-go opening prompt and an automatic timestamp label, keeping the experience clean. Under the hood, the host side calls ctx.subagents.startContinuable to create the child agent, while the client side listens for a catalog refresh, locates the newly created child, and opens its official view — zero extra configuration required.

Who it is for: if you frequently run long, multi-step dsh conversations (reasoning chains, code generation, research) and need to slip in a completely separate sub-question without interrupting the main flow or juggling windows, this zero-config, panel-free side-chat plugin is the lightest solution available.

Use Cases

  • Slipping in a quick independent question mid-way through a long reasoning chain
  • Checking an API usage without breaking a multi-step code generation flow
  • Spawning a side session to validate a hypothesis while a research task runs

Best For

  • dsh users who regularly run multi-step long-running tasks
  • developers who need parallel side-questions without interrupting the main flow
  • users who prefer panel-free minimal-interaction workflows