dsh-terminal-plugin: A VS Code-style Terminal Panel for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-terminal-plugin` is a plugin for the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web GUI, providing developers with a VS Code-style terminal panel at the bottom. It supports multiple tabs, a real PTY, color output, and interactive programs (such as vim and python), preserving sessions after a page refresh. It supports click-to-navigate for URLs/paths, right-click menu actions, and configurable parameters such as shell and size. The plugin runs in the DSH host process with system permissions, but has concurrent input limitations.
Read Moredsh-sidebar-vscode: DSH Right Sidebar Plugin Embedded in the VS Code Web Workbench
dsh-sidebar-vscode is the official plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the issue of fragmented context caused by frequent switching between the editor and the conversation during development. It embeds the VS Code Workbench in DSH's right sidebar, providing a persistent workspace that ensures the editor state is not lost when switching tabs. Core features include using shortcuts or right-click to convert selected code or file paths into atomic reference chips inserted into the conversation, supporting cross-origin fallback and file takeover, while following the DSH style. This plugin streamlines the context handoff workflow and significantly improves agent development efficiency.
Read Moredsh-code-server-app: Integrating code-server (VS Code Web) in DSH
This plugin is maintained by `jinsiyu` and aims to integrate code-server into the DSH environment, providing a professional web-based code editing experience. It runs as a static profile, supporting a persistent editor in the DSH right sidebar, file claiming, and enhanced interaction features. To install it, ensure that the DSH version supports the required services. Note that the extension marketplace is limited to Open VSX, so Microsoft commercial extensions cannot be used directly. The plugin runs with DSH process permissions; it is recommended to review the source code to verify authorization before use.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: dsh-vsceditor
dsh-vsceditor is a client plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to provide a full VS Code environment in the web interface. By embedding code-server, it implements three mutually exclusive backend modes (embedded, local, and off) and offers core features such as file locking, live Diff view, and process supervision to ensure code security and controllability during human-AI collaboration. The plugin supports one-click installation of code-server and is available on macOS and Linux platforms.
Read Moredsh-plugin-open-with: Workspace Application Quick Launcher
dsh-plugin-open-by-hyrinx is a local program launcher plugin designed specifically for the DeepSeek Harness web client. It provides capsule buttons in the session header, allowing users to open VS Code, a terminal, or a file manager in the current workspace with a single click. Users can customize launchers, reorder them by dragging, and manage their visibility. The plugin must be installed via npm and only supports Windows 10/11 and local loopback access. By encapsulating local program launch logic, it effectively bridges web sessions and local development environments, making local debugging more convenient for developers.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness Plugin: One Slash Command to Quickly Open VS Code
The DeepSeek Harness plugin, based on the “everything is a plugin” philosophy, is designed to address the inefficiency of manually switching windows when agents handle code tasks. It provides a `/vscode` slash command that automatically invokes the VS Code CLI to open the current session’s workspace or a specified path. The plugin features automatic CLI detection, cross-platform support, zero runtime dependencies, and safe handling of spaces in paths. Users can simply install it with `dsh plugin`, restart, and start using it to achieve seamless integration between DeepSeek Harness and VS Code.
Read Moredsh-editor-launcher: Open the Current Workspace in the Editor
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin is maintained by developer 904915452 and is designed to address the inefficiency of manually configuring paths in web development. It adds a dropdown menu to the session header, automatically scans local editors, and supports opening the corresponding workspace with one click. Core features include listing color-coded editors, displaying workspace paths, supporting keyboard navigation, and following the active theme. Users can click “Rescan” to refresh the list and select an editor from the dropdown to quickly switch development environments. This feature is only available in the Web profile.
Read Moredsh-editor: A VS Code-Style Code Editor in DeepSeek Harness
DeepSeek Harness (DSH) introduces the `dsh-editor` plugin, designed to integrate the core VS Code experience into the Web interface and address the limitations of code operations within a single session window. The plugin adds a file tab to the main area and provides features such as a file tree, a Monaco editor with multi-tab, syntax highlighting, and Minimap support, ripgrep-based cross-file search, Markdown preview, and Git status management. Users can quickly open files with `Ctrl+P` or `Ctrl+click` a path in the conversation to jump directly to it. The plugin supports installation from GitHub, locally, or via npm, and requires a DSH restart after installation.
Read MoreIntroducing the DSH Solution Explorer Plugin
`dsh-solution-explorer` is a plugin designed for the DSH Web UI, intended to replace the basic sidebar and provide a VS Code–style development environment. It integrates file resource management, a multi-tab editor, a full Git workflow (including commit assistance, diff comparison, commit graph, and conflict resolution), and multi-tab terminals. Maintained by community developers, the plugin supports file previews, context menus, and keyboard shortcuts, significantly improving the agent development experience. However, note that it has access to local files and the ability to perform destructive Git operations.
Read Moredsh-client-sidebar-overlay: Sidebar Overlay
This plugin is designed to resolve layout conflicts when DeepSeek Harness is embedded in VS Code's narrow sidebar by converting the sidebar into an on-demand floating layer. Core features include: invoking the floating layer by clicking the whale icon in the session header, supporting left/right side switching, fixing `fixed` positioning, and intercepting pop-up layers to prevent them from flying off-screen. Installation requires copying the files to `node_modules` and adding a mount entry in the configuration. It is compatible with the DSH 0.1.0-rc.7 environment.
Read Moredsh-explorer-editor: A VS Code-Style File Manager for DeepSeek Harness
The `dsh-explorer-editor` plugin provides a VS Code-style file management experience for DeepSeek Harness Web. It displays the file tree on the left and offers code editing via the Monaco editor in the center, with support for switching between Markdown source and preview. It includes file tree navigation, context menus, theme customization, and automatic encoding detection. File state is persisted using local storage, and the directory tree is refreshed in real time through SSE. Installation requires running the command under the corresponding profile, while security boundaries are controlled in the configuration via `root` and `allowArbitraryRoot`.
Read Moredsh-multi-root: Mounting VS Code-style multi-root workspaces for DSH Web GUI
# Introduction When developing agents using the DSH Web GUI, a common frustration is that there is only one workspace: code resides in one directory, datasets in another, and references in a third. To enable the agent to operate across these directories, you must either manually move files into the same workspace or simply prevent the agent from accessing them. `dsh-multi-root` addresses this problem. Below is an introduction to the plugin: it adds a `Roots` (multi-root) panel to the sidebar, allowing an arbitrary number of independent folders to be mounted as workspace roots. Then, through a set of controlled host-side tools, it enables the agent to list/read/write/glob across these roots—drawing inspiration from VS Code.
Read Moredsh-open-in-vscode: One-Click Workspace Launch in VS Code from DSH Web Interface
dsh-open-in-vscode is a DSH client plugin maintained by omdsh-dev, providing an "Open in VSCode" entry point within the overflow menu of each workspace sidebar. Upon clicking, the host invokes the local editor CLI (default: code) via Typert Remote to open the workspace directory in detached mode. It supports DSH 0.1.0-rc.6 and above, allowing configuration of the command and arguments through cordis.yml. The plugin does not include tools, skills, or file read/write operations, making it ideal for quickly jumping to a local IDE after managing multiple workspaces via a web interface.
Read MoreOne-click open VS Code workspace from DeepSeek Harness webpage with dsh-open-in-vscode
`dsh-open-in-vscode` is an MIT-licensed interface enhancement plugin maintained by omdsh-dev, which adds an "Open in VSCode" option to the DSH web sidebar workspace menu. This article verifies the 0.1.6 installation command, the versioned tarball of the web profile, the method of opening directories via Typert Remote, as well as its capability boundaries: it does not expose tools to models and does not read or write files.
Read MoreVS Code 1.131: At a Glance of Subagent Running Status, Built-in Voice Input and Hybrid Markdown Editor
On July 29, 2026, VS Code 1.131 was released: the Agents window now allows real-time viewing of the models used by Subagents, their running duration, and current tool calls; built-in experimental dictation is now available across Chat, the editor and the terminal; a mixed Markdown editor has been added to the Agents window, supporting in-place editing and executable annotations for Agents. Combined with the Agent Host, Git Worktree and review optimizations introduced in version 1.130, this article sorts out the context and activation methods of the Agent infrastructure updates in July.
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