dsh-git

Working inside DeepSeek Harness usually means dropping to the terminal whenever you want to check branches, diff files, or tidy up commits — there is no built-in visual repository browser. dsh-git packages a Fork-style Git GUI (Express backend plus browser frontend) into a single DSH plugin, turning graphical repo inspection into one click on the sidebar.

Click the Git button at the bottom of the sidebar and a floating panel opens with a full Git GUI embedded inside: paste a local repository path and you can browse branches, file trees, and commit history visually. Recently used repos are remembered automatically, so the next session picks up right where you left off. A "Open in new window" fallback hands off to the system browser on the desktop build for a full-viewport experience. The backend binds to 127.0.0.1 only, so the port is invisible to your local network without any extra configuration.

This plugin is a good fit for developers who live in DSH day-to-day and occasionally want a quick, visual glance at repository state without context-switching to a terminal or a separate IDE. All you need locally is Node.js 22 or later and git; after a DSH restart the sidebar button is ready to go, with no extra build step required.