dsh-open-in-vscode
Open a workspace directory in VS Code from the web GUI: an Open in VSCode row in every workspace's overflow menu
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Open a workspace directory in VS Code from the web GUI: an Open in VSCode row in every workspace's overflow menu
DSH plugin (scoped package @smanx/dsh-proxy, matching the repository): LAN reverse proxy with native Basic Auth and a settings page. Source lives in this repo's dsh-proxy/ subdirectory; this root package makes the plugin installable from the repository itself (git/github: specs install the root).
Subagent Director: choose an LLM provider/model for each subagent (call args > role binding > plugin default > inherit parent) and plan main-agent/subagent responsibilities with role templates, plus a settings UI.
Clickable file paths in DSH replies: open files/directories from inline paths (Codex-style), with a mentioned-files chip list as fallback
Windows XP Luna desktop theme for the DeepSeek Harness web GUI: floating window manager with taskbar and desktop icons, Explorer-style workspace/session browser, native directory picker, search and the Luna token palette.
Mobile-adaptive DSH web UI: on narrow screens the sidebar rail is hidden and the directory opens as an overlay drawer, so the conversation gets the full width.
Browse the directories/files of the workspace in DeepSeek Harness Web GUI and display file changes in conjunction with Git.
Spec-driven development loop for DeepSeek Harness: a /spec command family drives propose → approve → implement → verify → archive with OpenSpec-compatible change directories, a durable session projection, and a change card in the composer dock.
File explorer for the DSH dock: browse the active conversation's working directory and open files in the registered file viewers.
DSH 输入框强化 (DSH Input+): @ file/directory reference and native composer status for the DeepSeek Harness Web UI.
DSH web plugin: make the workspace directory picker usable from remote browsers (behind nginx / reverse proxy) by pinning the in-app browse interaction instead of the host-native OS chooser.
DSH session completion: sidebar archive directory, restore, delete, edit-and-resend
Remote-access directory-picker fix for DeepSeek Harness: forces the in-browser browse interaction when the web GUI is served to remote browsers (tailscale serve, cloudflared, reverse proxy with --trusted-host). Native OS chooser dialogs cannot be driven from a phone or remote laptop.
Browsable, searchable, stats-driven directory of GitHub DSH plugin repositories, rendered inside the DSH Web GUI settings.
Harness Plugin Store Optimized: a customized fork of dsh-plugin-hub — configurable plugin download directory, bundle-layer conflict detection, automatic pnpm lookup, and upstream bug fixes
DSH Web plugin: a right-docked file panel that browses any directory and views/edits text, images (brightness/contrast/grayscale/rotate/flip), and Office/PDF documents (.docx/.xlsx/.pptx/.pdf via local Python).
Out-of-tree dsh plugin: '@' project file/directory suggestions and plain-text references in the chat composer.
Vendor logo seat in the DSH web composer: shows which provider serves the current model (DeepSeek / OpenAI / Anthropic / OpenCode / ...), live from the official per-session ModelDirectory.
Set the default initial directory of dsh's workspace directory picker (native + browse backends), with a GUI settings card. 设置 dsh「添加工作区」目录选择器的默认初始目录(含 GUI 设置卡片)。
Display the full directory path below each workspace title in the sidebar with line wrapping
让 AI 助手能在会话里直接"看到"本地图片:/ws/<绝对路径> 把磁盘上任何位置的文件变成会话 markdown 可渲染的同源 http URL。Show any local file in DSH web sessions — no staging directory, any drive.
dsh-TUI /open: open files, folders and http(s) URLs (incl. bare domains like github.com) by path or fuzzy workspace search; a bare /open opens the session working directory in the file manager.
Search for and select local files or directories from the DSH Web GUI for conversation context.
DeepSeek Harness plugin: show the current conversation's working directory in a draggable directory panel with adjustable opacity.