gitcompass

Working with git and GitHub inside DeepSeek Harness often means juggling scattered terminal commands, API calls, and browser tabs. PR progress, branch state, and working-tree changes are dispersed across contexts, making it hard to keep a coherent workflow in mind. gitcompass folds the entire GitHub-Flow into a single visual panel: a guided step strip walks you from Branch through Commit, Push, PR, Review, and Merge; a GitLens-style commit graph presents lanes, SHAs, and PR badges in a clean three-column layout with one-click cherry-pick and revert; and full PR and Issue management-listing, reading, creating, reviewing, merging, and commenting-stays inside the panel so you never lose context.

On the model side, gitcompass exposes a curated set of structured tools (git_status, git_diff, git_branches, github_pr_create, github_issue_comment, and more), giving the agent precise read and write access to repository state. Every write operation triggers an in-panel approval card where you can Approve or Reject instantly. A live SSE activity feed tracks each tool call from start to completion or failure, while a repo observer catches bash-level git operations performed outside the panel-new commits, branch switches, working-tree changes-keeping both sides in sync.

Built for engineers who iterate daily on branches, commits, PRs, and issues within DeepSeek Harness and want to lift their GitHub workflow out of the command-line mental load. The interface auto-follows the DSH Web locale (Chinese or English) and matches the host GUI theme, so once you open a session bound to a git repository the Compass panel is ready in the right-hand column with zero configuration.