dsh-terminal-panel

Developing inside DeepSeek Harness means alt-tabbing to a system terminal for every command, staring at output, then switching back—especially painful while a long build is running and you need to run something else or check docs. dsh-terminal-panel drops a command console into the sidebar so you can type, watch live streaming output, and manage processes without ever leaving the workspace. When a command finishes its exit code appears immediately, making non-zero exits obvious at a glance.

Tab completion covers file paths and command names on PATH; arrow keys walk through history; Ctrl+C interrupts a running process. Up to 8 header tabs let you kick off a build in one and investigate an error in another, side by side. The status bar tracks the current shell and working directory for you—even though each command is its own process and cd does not persist at the OS level, the panel maintains directory context so the next command runs where you expect. For genuinely full-screen interactive programs (vim, sudo password prompts, npm init questionnaires), the panel acknowledges the limit and offers a one-click button to open your OS terminal at the same directory.

Built for developers who live in the Harness workspace and run commands, tail logs, and juggle parallel long-running tasks daily. It is a command console, not a PTY—full-screen TTY apps are outside its scope—but the everyday loop of type, watch output, keep working stays in one place.