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dsh-local-path-attachments

Client Updated 2026.09.01

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install WangZetian-IVERSON/dsh-local-path-attachments

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

Run dsh plugin install WangZetian-IVERSON/dsh-local-path-attachments in a terminal to install the local-path attachment plugin; source code is available at https://github.com/WangZetian-IVERSON/dsh-local-path-attachments .

About this plugin

Reference local files in a DSH conversation by pasting raw paths is messy and error-prone. dsh-local-path-attachments turns files dragged from Explorer or Finder into compact, removable cards above the composer, each showing the filename, full absolute path, and a one-click remove action. On submit, the Agent receives the bare path with no wrapper or prefix.

The plugin is zero-copy by design: it never reads, uploads, or duplicates file bytes—only a path reference enters the draft. It natively handles paths with spaces, Chinese characters, drive letters, UNC, and POSIX formats, deduplicates Windows paths case-insensitively, and caps each draft at 50 cards. Cards persist as native Composer reference nodes, survive failed submissions and client reloads, and coexist additively with the existing image-attachment slot.

Best for DSH Desktop users who regularly ask the Agent to inspect local files without uploading them. End-to-end verified on Windows; POSIX paths on macOS and Linux are codec-supported. Browser-only environments where absolute paths are unavailable simply fall through to the default drop behavior.

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Use Cases

  • Drag local files so the Agent can inspect code or documents
  • Reference up to 50 local file paths in a single draft
  • Replace noisy pasted path text with clean removable cards

Best For

  • DSH users who need local file access without uploading
  • Developers on Windows who rely on DSH Desktop daily
  • Desktop users who prefer zero-copy, path-reference workflows