dsh-git-review

An AI agent rewrites your code, yet you are still expected to squint at terminal git diff. dsh-git-review registers a Review tab inside the DeepSeek Harness session view, folding the file tree, side-by-side diffs, and commit graph into a single canvas. Jump between files with j/k, invoke search with /, and let word-level highlights layered over syntax coloring make every hunk legible at a glance.

Reviewing is half the job; acting is the other. The tab embeds a full git workflow — stage or discard per file or per hunk, commit with amend, push, create / switch / merge branches, reset / revert / cherry-pick, and resolve merge conflicts with ours/theirs — all behind explicit confirmation prompts, with destructive operations double-asked and everything locked while the agent is running. Image changes render as side-by-side, onion-skin, or difference blends right in the diff view; Markdown, HTML, PDF, and Office documents preview inline from the tree; and a comment dropped on any diff line lands in the composer draft for instant feedback.

Built for developers who drive agent-based coding in DeepSeek Harness and want a keyboard-first review-decide-commit loop in the same window, as well as anyone who needs to trace a specific line back through per-commit history. The interface follows the harness locale and theme, switching between English and Simplified Chinese automatically.