dsh-cool-terminal

Inside a DeepSeek Harness session, Chat handles the conversation and Trajectory replays the steps, but the moment you need to run a build script, check git status, or skim through logs in the session workspace, you have to leave the window and hunt for a terminal. dsh-cool-terminal removes that friction: it adds a real Terminal tab right beside Chat and Trajectory in every session, with a shell that executes directly in your current workspace directory. Run your command, read the output, and stay in the flow.

This is not just a bare xterm widget. Consoles are automatically grouped by DSH Workspaces, with session-bound consoles when the directory is not a workspace. Shell state, scrollback, and per-console command history survive tab switches and page reloads. Colors follow the active theme, including dsh-cool-theme presets. Command history is persisted locally for easy recall, and each console maintains its own cd context so one shell session does not leak into another.

It is built for developers who frequently run local commands inside DSH sessions—scripting, dependency management, test runs, log inspection—and want to do so without switching windows or spinning up a separate web-based terminal. Consoles run as the DSH process user on localhost, are process-local (they do not survive a DSH restart), and are automatically closed after 15 minutes without a browser connection. Light, dependency-free, and focused on one job: keeping your shell where your conversation is.