dsh-minimal-UI-panels

After DSH 0.1.5 reworked the right-sidebar architecture, the four panels that used to live in separate plugin packages — Artifacts, Long-term Memory, Terminal, and Notes — each register as their own tab type, but the sidebar can split into at most two panes, so no more than two panels are visible at once and the rest require constant tab-switching. dsh-minimal-UI-panels bundles all four into a single package and pairs them into two tab types: Artifacts + Terminal on one tab, Memory + Notes on the other, each with a draggable divider between the two halves. Place one pairing in each pane and all four panels are on screen simultaneously — no switching, no lost context.

Every panel keeps its full functionality rather than acting as a placeholder. The Artifacts panel scans workspace files, groups them by type, date, size, or line count, and offers syntax-highlighted code and data previews, inline base64 image rendering (4 MiB cap), and Range-request video streaming for mp4, m4v, webm, and ogv. The Long-term Memory panel lets you view, add, search, and edit memory entries across user, global, and workspace scopes, with tag grouping and in-content highlighting; it pairs with the host-side memory_* tools and the /memory slash command. The Terminal panel runs bash -lc commands with a 120-second deadline, a Stop button for manual cancellation, and real-time output collection while rejecting interactive stdin reads that would hang the panel. The Notes panel is an Apple-Notes-style multi-entry scratchpad with 600 ms autosave, auto-titling from the first line, and local JSON persistence at ~/.dsh/notes.json.

It is built for DeepSeek Harness developers who juggle agent output files, terminal logs, long-running context memory, and quick reference notes in a single workflow — and want all of it in two calm panes on the right, resizable with a drag, instead of four windows and a crowded tab bar.