dsh-vscode-bridge

When working inside a DSH conversation, file browsing, code editing, and extension management typically force you out of the chat and into a separate VS Code window, breaking the AI collaboration flow in half. dsh-vscode-bridge embeds a pinned code-server build (VS Code Web 4.135.0) directly into the DSH page, so you can read, write, preview Markdown, and manage extensions without ever leaving the session.

The plugin supports both a pinned binary and a custom binary as server sources, with fine-grained settings for port, install and data directories, extra CLI flags, and auto-start, plus hot start, stop, and restart of the code-server process. The folder-follow feature keeps VS Code anchored to the workspace of the active session, and re-opening after a space switch lands you in the right directory. For the missing built-in-extension browser bundles in code-server 4.135.0, the plugin automatically fetches and patches them from the official CDN before first launch, so Markdown preview and language features work out of the box.

If your workflow is left hand chatting with the AI and right hand tweaking a few lines of code, this plugin was built for you.