meow-file-view

After an AI assistant finishes a round of edits, the most natural next step is to glance at what actually changed in the files—without tab-switching back to VS Code and hunting around. meow-file-view folds that step directly into the DSH chat window: a persistent File button beside the input field opens a lazy-loaded workspace directory tree and a multi-format preview pane, all without leaving the conversation and without any modification to DSH source code.

Inside the pane, file types are routed automatically: Markdown gets a rendered preview with a scrollspy table of contents, zoomable Mermaid diagrams, and inline images, plus a one-click edit mode with atomic Ctrl+S saving; code and plain text are shown with syntax highlighting; common image formats display directly. At the end of every turn, files that the model wrote or modified appear as clickable chips on the message tail; if a file carries Git changes, a Diff button materialises beside the chip, rendering the workspace-plus-staged versus HEAD delta and showing untracked files as purely added lines. The plugin injects no tools or system prompts into the model, makes no external network calls, and exists purely as a human-facing viewer.

It is well suited for developers and teams who live in the DSH web interface for daily coding, want to verify, tweak, and diff changes in one place, and prefer to keep their Git workflow at their fingertips rather than shuttling between a chat window and an IDE.