dsh-wsl-preset

Developing on Windows but stuck with PowerShell while your workflow begs for grep, sed, awk, or rsync? dsh-wsl-preset remaps the shell calls inside DeepSeek Harness standard mode to WSL, so every agent command runs through wsl -e bash -c with virtually zero manual configuration. Once installed, a new WSL Mode appears in the session picker; the full tool surface (bash, filesystem, search, skills, workflows, delegation, present) stays identical to standard mode, and the only difference is that the execution backend is now a real Linux shell. A few engineering touches keep day-to-day use effortless: WSL availability is auto-detected at startup; preset files are installed idempotently, so upgrading the plugin automatically refreshes stale artifacts; and a sandbox-aware gate ensures WSL commands only run under full-access policy, surfacing a clear upgrade hint instead of silently bypassing security boundaries. This plugin is ideal for developers who work in a Windows + WSL setup, rely on the Linux CLI toolchain daily, and use the DSH agent workflow without wanting to hand-edit preset files or executor scripts.