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DSH-Metafolder-Plugin

Client Updated 2026.09.13

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install ManoloRemiddi/DSH-Metafolder-Plugin

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

Run dsh plugin install ManoloRemiddi/DSH-Metafolder-Plugin in your terminal to install; the source repository is at https://github.com/ManoloRemiddi/DSH-Metafolder-Plugin

About this plugin

As the DeepSeek Harness sidebar accumulates workspaces and sessions, the flat list quickly becomes hard to scan. DSH-Metafolder-Plugin layers visual meta-folders on top of the sidebar, letting you group workspaces and their sessions under named, collapsible headings so the panel reads like a directory tree rather than a firehose.

Drag a workspace or session onto a meta folder to file it, or drop it on the list background to unfile. Each folder carries an independent colour-choice-from an eight-swatch palette, the theme colour, or a custom hex-and that tint follows the glyph, the label, and the drop-target outline. Grouping, sort order (by workspace or flat; manual or last updated), and per-folder session counts all persist in browser localStorage across reloads. The row menu covers renaming, reordering, and deleting workspaces. Every group is a pure metadata overlay: real workspace paths, AI permissions, and session working directories are untouched, and physical file moves are explicitly guarded until DSH ships a supported migration API.

Built for users juggling multiple projects who want a tidy, at-a-glance sidebar without restructuring their filesystem. The plugin shadows the DSH 0.1.5-rc.1 sidebar while preserving every shipped feature: add workspace, session search, rename, fork, and archive. The meta-folder layer is an addition to the toolbar, not a replacement.

Use Cases

  • Multiple project workspaces pile up in the sidebar and are hard to locate
  • Group sessions by project without touching the filesystem or permission settings
  • Need visual grouping, colour coding, and collapsible structure for quick sidebar browsing

Best For

  • Developers juggling multiple DSH workspaces and sessions concurrently
  • Users who prefer browser-local persistence without cloud sync
  • Teams that want a tidy sidebar while retaining every native feature