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dsh-terminal-plugin

Client Updated 2026.09.13

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install zjuatri/dsh-terminal-plugin

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install zjuatri/dsh-terminal-plugin in an environment with the DSH CLI available to add the plugin to your Web profile; source code is at https://github.com/zjuatri/dsh-terminal-plugin .

About this plugin

Debugging code, running build scripts, or tailing logs inside the DSH Web GUI usually means bouncing between the browser and a local terminal, breaking focus and losing context. dsh-terminal-plugin embeds a VS Code-style terminal panel at the bottom of the chat area, so you can interactively run vim, python, top, and any other full-screen program right in the browser — driven by a real PTY with native color, cursor-control, and alternate-screen support.

The panel supports multiple tabs and VS Code-style right-click copy/paste (selected text copies, an empty click pastes). URLs and local file paths in the output are clickable with Ctrl or Cmd+click. Because terminal sessions live in the DSH host process, refreshing the page, a brief network blip, or reopening the panel never kills a running command; recent output is replayed when you return. The panel occupies only the central chat column, leaving both sidebars untouched.

It is built for developers who spend long stretches inside the DSH Web workspace, expect the muscle-memory of a VS Code integrated terminal, and want to fire off a quick debugging command without switching windows.

Use Cases

  • Run quick debugging commands inside DSH Web without switching windows
  • Use full-screen interactive programs like vim or top in the browser
  • Resume terminal sessions and replay recent output after a page refresh

Best For

  • Front-end and back-end developers who work in DSH Web and prefer a VS Code-style terminal
  • Full-stack engineers who need to run scripts or inspect logs without leaving the browser
  • Technical users who want interactive CLI tools embedded directly in the chat interface