dsh-git

DSH's chat window has never had a native Git panel—checking status, reviewing commits, or switching branches all require leaving for a terminal. dsh-git adds a dedicated Git tab right after chat and Trajectory, surfacing repo overview, file changes, commit history, branch graph, and contribution calendar in one glance, with common operations built into the same view.

The feature set spans the full read-to-write pipeline: porcelain status parsing, git log history, a --graph ASCII branch diagram, a one-year daily commit heatmap, and actions for staging, unstaging, committing, pushing, pulling, and checking out branches. Non-repo directories degrade to a file listing with a one-click git init button. On macOS, a quick-open bar lets you launch the repo in Terminal or iTerm, or spin up an interactive agent such as OpenCode, Claude, or Codex.

Under the hood, every git invocation is delegated to gmc's runGit; the plugin itself handles only parsing, composition, and rendering to stay lightweight. It suits developers who work with Git heavily inside DSH—especially macOS users who want to finish commit and push flows without leaving the chat window, or who like a branch and activity snapshot on the blank-session hero card.