dsh-ide-lite

DSH WebUI sessions were originally conversation-only. File browsing, terminal access, and project execution all required switching to external tools, and reviewing Agent changes had no native entry point. dsh-ide-lite folds all of that into the session interface, so you never leave the browser tab.

The file tree loads lazily with Git status coloring; the editor highlights 24 languages and keeps an isolated undo stack so Ctrl+Z only reverts your own edits, never the content the Agent wrote. Agent change review offers line-level diff with a baseline model: accepting a hunk sets a new baseline, rejecting writes the baseline back to disk, and rejecting a new file deletes it. Large files load on demand, so you are no longer forced into whole-file accept or reject. The integrated terminal runs in the session workspace with ANSI colors, interruptible processes, and command history. A project-run button auto-detects entry points for Node, Python, Rust, Go, .NET, Java, Make, PHP, Ruby, Docker Compose, and scripts, then starts or stops them with one click.

If you pair with a DeepSeek Agent through DSH and want to browse files, make quick manual tweaks, review Agent output line by line, run terminal commands, and start a project all within one tab, dsh-ide-lite is built for that workflow. Note that it ships as a test edition with experimental file editing and auto-save; back up important files and session data before relying on it.