dsh-sidebar

Working alongside DeepSeek Harness Web in the browser often means leaving the page to hit a terminal or an IDE every time a Git step is needed, breaking the flow of an AI-assisted session. dsh-sidebar slots a full source-control experience into the right-hand column of DSH Web: review working-tree changes, stage and unstage files, write commit messages, and sync with a remote — fetch, pull, push — all without navigating away from the conversation.

The Source Control card surfaces staged, unstaged, untracked, and conflicting files with per-file or per-group actions; committing with nothing staged auto-stages every change, much like the familiar IDE workflow. The Commit Graph card aggregates commits across all local and remote refs, drawing branches, tags, and merge lanes with infinite scrolling for deep history; hovering any row reveals the full author, date, and hash. A bottom Panel, independent of the sidebar, hosts closable tabs for file preview, Markdown rendering, and a live terminal whose Powerlevel10k prompt icons are embedded in the plugin, so no Nerd Font install is required.

The plugin is built for engineers who run AI-assisted development inside DeepSeek Harness Web on a daily basis. It automatically tracks the Git repository in the active session workspace, reuses the Git credentials and SSH configuration already present on the host, and needs no API key or extra DSH setting. Every action is scoped by DSH file sandbox to the workspace directory, keeping the security boundary tight. Cards are independent — show, hide, or reorder them to taste — and layout preferences are stored locally in the browser so they survive a restart.