dsh-plugin-palette-board
Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:
dsh plugin install zhm20001/dsh-plugin-palette-board
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:
Run dsh plugin install zhm20001/dsh-plugin-palette-board in a terminal to add this plugin to your DeepSeek Harness web console (source: https://github.com/zhm20001/dsh-plugin-palette-board).
About this plugin
The DSH web console grows cluttered as you add more plugins, with sidebar buttons, browser tabs, and per-plugin entry points each living in their own corner. dsh-plugin-palette-board collects them into a single 2-D card grid that pops up with Cmd+K, Ctrl+K, or Alt+Space, giving you a Raycast- or Launchpad-style moment where every app is at a glance.
The panel supports instant search, dynamic category filtering, and full-keyboard roving-tabindex navigation: arrow keys to move between cards, Enter to execute, and IME composition is handled safely. The card catalog is persisted to a local JSON file you can hand-edit or back up. No coding required: paste a page URL in the Register dialog, or hit Scan to adopt existing sidebar entries as cards in one click. Third-party plugins can also soft-depend on the paletteHub service and register their own pages with a single line; if palette-board is stopped, the other plugin stays healthy.
It is a good fit if you switch between many plugins daily in the DSH web console and prefer a keyboard-driven workflow. Dual themes (fresh paper and dark glass), three size presets, and a draggable floating orb accommodate different screens and habits. The runtime is zero-dependency and the build artifacts ship in-repo, so there is no extra install or build step to worry about.
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Use Cases
- Invoke every plugin entry point with a single Cmd+K shortcut instead of hunting through sidebar and browser tabs
- Consolidate scattered sidebar buttons and plugin pages into one searchable, filterable card grid
- Third-party plugins register their own pages via the paletteHub soft dependency so users can reach them without knowing the plugin name
Best For
- Heavy DSH console users managing many plugins who need to switch between them quickly
- Keyboard-first productivity enthusiasts who want a Raycast- or Launchpad-style experience
- Plugin developers who want to surface their pages in a central hub without creating a hard dependency
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