dsh-file-links: Convert Paths in DeepSeek Harness Responses to Interactive Links
The `dsh-file-links` plugin converts plain-text file paths in DeepSeek Harness into blue clickable links, supporting click-to-open, right-click preview, and reveal in File Explorer. It reuses the official `openPath` implementation, is zero-dependency, and only enhances path display without adding an extra sidebar. It supports paths containing Chinese characters and spaces, and can handle Windows, UNC, and POSIX absolute paths. The features have currently been tested on Windows, with text and image preview supported; macOS/Linux support has not been tested, and the Reveal feature is Windows-only. The installation command is `dsh plugin --profile web add github:wmglimpser-hash/dsh-file-links`
Read Moredsh-produced-file-paths: DSH Web Plugin for Viewing and Copying Absolute Paths of Generated Files
`dsh-produced-file-paths` is a DSH Web plugin designed to address issues such as unclear file path display and the inability to copy paths via right-click in remote interfaces. It reuses DSH's `produced-file` list to show each file's absolute path below its “artifact” row, and provides single-path or one-click bulk copying. The plugin supports multiple versions, has no external dependencies, and is purely for displaying and copying paths—it does not modify or download files—making it easy for users to copy paths into a terminal or editor and continue working with them.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin dsh-path-browser: Browse Host Files and Insert Paths in the Web Editor
`dsh-path-browser` is a client plugin in the DSH ecosystem, designed to address the cumbersome and error-prone process of referencing local file paths by agents. By integrating file browsing into the web editor, the plugin allows users to intuitively navigate the host file system and insert the selected absolute path directly into the editor. Developers should ensure that their Node.js version is >= 22.19.0. Since official documentation is limited, it is recommended to consult the source code and specific installation instructions in the GitHub repository.
Read Moredsh-file-path: Drag Non-Image Files as Path References
`dsh-file-path` is a DeepSeek Harness plugin that addresses the limitation of the Web composer only supporting image attachments by default. It allows users to drag PDFs, Office documents, or folders into the editor; the plugin then automatically uses the local dsh process to locate and insert the files' absolute paths as plain-text references, without uploading or writing the files. It supports multiple file types, folder dragging, and mixed drag-and-drop handling, and it takes over the default full-page drag-and-drop overlay. Users can use the plugin via a toolbar button or by directly dragging and pasting. Because it involves local code execution, a security review is necessary before installation.
Read Moredsh-pathlink: Ctrl+click to open file paths and links in the DSH chat interface.
# Introduction When developing agents using DSH, the chat window is flooded with numerous file paths and links on a daily basis: Assistant replies list a series of modified files, tool cards reference artifacts, code blocks display log locations, and user chat bubbles contain direct URLs. The Web GUI renders these as plain text. To view a specific file, you must manually open the file manager and navigate through the path step-by-step; for bare URLs, you have to copy them first, then switch to a browser to paste them. While a single action is minor, doing this repeatedly disrupts the workflow significantly. `dsh-pathlink` condenses this process into a single key press: Pressing `Ctrl+click` on a path opens the containing folder in the file manager and selects the file; pressing `Ctrl+click` on a link opens it in a new browser tab directly. Below is an introduction to its positioning, implementation, and usage.
Read Moredsh-file-mentions: Making file paths in DSH replies clickable and openable
dsh-file-mentions is a DSH web client plugin, developed by community maintainer a903067276-rgb. It transforms local paths wrapped in backticks within agent replies into clickable inline links, supporting opening with system default applications and revealing in file managers, and summarizes mentioned files as a chip list at the end of the turn. Home directory paths are available by default, while external drives require whitelist configuration. It can be installed via the command `dsh plugin --profile web add`, is licensed under MIT, and requires DSH web version 0.1.0-rc.6 or higher.
Read MoreWrite the local absolute path of the dragged-in file into the DeepSeek Harness input box using dsh-drag-and-drop
`dsh-drag-and-drop` is a DeepSeek Harness Web UI memory plugin maintained by bill9109, licensed under BSD-3-Clause, with version 0.1.5. Drag local files or folders to any position on the page, and their absolute local paths will be written into the current conversation input box without uploading, moving or copying files. When the browser hides the path, it locates according to the Workspace, common directories, three-layer shallow scan and system index. The directory installation command is `dsh plugin add github:bill9109/dsh-drag-and-drop`; it is recommended to add the `--profile web` parameter for the Web UI. The plugin runs with the permissions of the current dsh process. You should check the source code and license before installation.
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