dsh-open-in-vscode

Managing workspaces in the DeepSeek Harness web GUI often means you want to open a directory in your local editor. Copying paths and running code from a terminal interrupts your flow and invites mistakes. This plugin turns that step into a single menu item: expand a workspace’s overflow menu (…) in the sidebar and choose “Open in VSCode” to open that directory in VS Code — or whatever editor command you configure.

The host side spawns the editor CLI (code by default, with configurable command and extra arguments). The menu label follows the interface locale, switching between English and Chinese. The plugin uses the native workspace row-menu slot where available, with a compatibility adapter for DSH 0.1.0-rc.6, and it adds no tools, skills, or settings. It only opens the directory you already opened in DSH; it never reads or writes files on its own.

It’s for developers who juggle multiple workspaces in DeepSeek Harness and want a fast, predictable way to jump into a local editor. Whether you use VS Code or another directory-opening editor, once the command is configured, one click from the sidebar brings you back to your familiar editing environment.