fsviewer

When you manage sessions in dsh web, you often need to quickly inspect local files, yet the native right-side details panel only surfaces a limited slice of tool output. fsviewer takes over that panel and transforms it into a full directory-tree-plus-file-preview workspace, so you can browse and read files alongside your conversation without switching windows or opening a terminal.

The experience centers on efficient file viewing: the left panel offers a lazy-loading directory tree with name filtering and a draggable column width; clicking a file renders it instantly on the right, where Markdown toggles between rendered and source views, plain text shows raw content, and binary or oversized files present a notice with an option to open via your system application. Multi-file tabs, breadcrumb navigation, and session file-reference rerouting keep the workflow smooth. All state is stored per workspace, so switching conversations restores each context automatically, and theming follows dsh light and dark variables seamlessly.

This plugin is designed as a local, single-user tool. The host side reads files directly via Node fs with no authentication layer, so it is intended strictly for personal development machines and should never be exposed in multi-user or networked environments. If you rely on dsh web for daily session management and frequently need to skim project files, Markdown notes, or logs, fsviewer is a lightweight, plug-and-play companion that fits right in.