web-directory-picker: Enforcing Use of the Official In-App Directory Browse Dialog
`web-directory-picker` is a composite plugin for DeepSeek Harness, intended to solve the styling mismatch between the native directory chooser and the Web interface. It applies composable patches to disable automatic detection and force the use of the product’s official built-in component, ensuring the workspace selector opens a unified Web browse dialog and delivers a consistent localized experience. Both installation and uninstallation require restarting the DSH process, and it contains no runtime code.
Read Moredsh-remote-picker: Fix a directory picker that enforces in-browser browsing
When DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is accessed remotely through reverse-proxy setups such as Tailscale or cloudflared, its default directory-picker component invokes native operating system dialogs due to its loopback-binding mechanism, making it inoperable from a remote browser. The dsh-remote-picker plugin fixes the remote directory-selection failure by using a bundle-patch mechanism to force the in-browser browsing mode. It requires no changes to the DSH core code: after installation, simply restarting the service is sufficient to enable it, ensuring reliable use on unattended hosts.
Read Moredsh-workspace-default-dir: Set the default initial directory for the DSH workspace directory selector
`dsh-workspace-default-dir` is a DSH client plugin developed and maintained by dragan2023 (MIT License), designed to address the frequent manual navigation issues faced by Windows users when the workspace directory is not the home directory. By modifying the native Windows dialog and file picker backends, this plugin allows users to customize the default initial path of the "Add Workspace" directory picker. Core features include: providing a `Settings → Workspace default directory` GUI settings card; supporting CLI commands (set/get/clear/status) for configuration; and synchronizing writes to the `DSH_PICKER_INITIAL_DIR` environment variable between the GUI and CLI.
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