dsh-quick-commands

Running the same build, test, or deploy scripts over and over in DSH Web means retyping or digging through chat history every single time. dsh-quick-commands turns those repetitive shell commands into named quick-commands per workspace, so a single click on the session header icon fires the command and streams the output right into a floating panel.

The plugin offers a settings card that lists every DSH workspace and lets you add, rename, or delete commands with instant autosave. When you click a command it runs in the workspace directory, streaming stdout and stderr at roughly 200 ms intervals into a resizable, tabbed popup that auto-follows scrolling. Commands in the same workspace run serially, and killing the process terminates the entire process tree. For remote workspaces managed by the dsh-ssh plugin, commands are executed on the remote host over SSH, with a blue SSH badge in the menu and popup, and placeholders like {workspace} and {cwd} resolving to remote paths.

It is built for developers, ops engineers, and full-stack engineers who juggle multiple local and remote DSH workspaces and want their most-used scripts one click away. Commands are user-configured and user-triggered, with no model calls or sandbox restrictions, so only wire up commands you fully trust.