dsh-universal-palette

DeepSeek Harness keeps growing through plugins, but the surfaces it creates are scattered: the slash menu, the model picker, the sidebar, the composer at-menu. A keyboard-first user is left with a simple question none of those surfaces answer — what can I do right now, in this workspace, and how do I get there in one keystroke? dsh-universal-palette unifies commands, sessions, models, and conversation history into a single search controller with two presentations: an inline Composer Search that morphs up above the draft in active conversations or down below it in a zero-turn Hero session, and a global Floating Palette summoned with Alt+Q on Windows/Linux or Cmd+Shift+K on macOS. Both share the same provider, ranking, and execution pipeline.

The palette owns no private catalog. Every result is fetched at query time from DSH public Client APIs, so the moment a community plugin registers a new Host command, it appears in search with zero adaptation. Relevance scoring is deterministic — exact-prefix matches rank first, with recency and context only ordering genuinely relevant rows. The UI inherits DSH design tokens, menu typography, and glass elevation, and copy follows the host locale. There is no telemetry, no independent network traffic, and no credential access.

Built for power users who stack DSH plugins and live in the keyboard. It changes nothing about DSH itself and asks nothing of plugin authors — register with the official contract and you are visible automatically. If you want one keystroke to reach every actionable item in the current workspace, this is the surface that was designed for it.