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dsh-getman-panel

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.31

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install zhangkkkai/dsh-getman-panel

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

Run dsh plugin install zhangkkkai/dsh-getman-panel in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin; the source repository is https://github.com/zhangkkkai/dsh-getman-panel

About this plugin

Debugging backend APIs from a browser sidebar usually means juggling DevTools, Postman, and CORS workarounds at the same time. dsh-getman-panel (Getman) plugs into dsh-better-sidebar and folds that entire workflow into a single tab: pick an HTTP method, enter a URL, expand Params / Headers / Body, hit Send. The response panel surfaces status code, latency, payload size, auto-formats JSON bodies, and offers a one-click copy button right in the corner.

The standout feature is a global request history shared across all workspaces. The last 100 requests persist in a common namespace—click any entry to replay it, delete individual items, or clear the lot. Switching projects no longer means losing your debugging context. On the CORS front, a host-side proxy at /dsh-getman/api/proxy forwards requests server-side, so any HTTP(S) endpoint is testable without asking the target service for special headers.

Getman is built for developers who already rely on dsh-better-sidebar and want a lightweight, in-IDE API scratchpad: quick request editing, readable responses, cross-workspace history, and zero browser CORS blocks—all without the overhead of spinning up a separate desktop tool.

Use Cases

  • Quickly test backend endpoints without opening Postman or another desktop client
  • Recall and replay recent API requests across workspaces with one click
  • Hit any HTTP(S) endpoint that the browser same-origin policy would otherwise block

Best For

  • Frontend or full-stack developers already using dsh-better-sidebar
  • Engineers who want a lightweight API scratchpad inside their IDE workflow
  • Teams that hit and debug API endpoints frequently in a browser-based dev environment