dsh-import-copilot-files: Inject VSCode/Copilot Configuration into a DSH Session
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin maintained by NEVSTOP-LAB loads your workspace's VSCode/Copilot AI configuration into DSH sessions to enable configuration sharing. It reads specific files under the `.github` directory (such as `copilot-instructions.md` and skill files) for persistent or conditional injection, and supports loading configurations from external directories. The plugin only reads workspace files; configuration changes take effect immediately but require restarting DSH. Installation requires DSH version 0.1.7 or later, and it is no longer compatible with 0.1.5/0.1.6.
Read MoreDSH Editor (acryl-dsh-editor-plugin-web)
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Editor plugin provides a VS Code-style code editing view in the DSH or ACRYL Desktop environment. Core features include file tree browsing with Git status display, the Monaco editor with multi-tab support and syntax highlighting, ripgrep-powered cross-file search, Markdown preview, and quick file opening via keyboard shortcuts or conversation path jumps. Installation requires Node.js 20, ripgrep, and git. Note that this plugin is deprecated; the official recommendation is the universal package without a suffix, `acryl-dsh-editor-plugin`.
Read MoreDeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web Plugin: open-in-vscode
The web plugin provided by DeepSeek Harness (DSH) enables users to seamlessly connect the DSH browser interface with a local VS Code environment. By intercepting click events and injecting a sidebar menu, it allows clicking a file path in a conversation to open it directly in VS Code, as well as launching a workspace with one click. The plugin supports precise navigation, auto-detects the VS Code path, and includes a fallback mechanism, but only supports local deployment and specific file reference types.
Read Moredsh-sidebar: A VSCode-style Sidebar for the DSH Web Client
`dsh-sidebar` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness Web Client designed to address the lack of deep local file system integration in the native interface. By mounting to `document.body`, it provides a sidebar layout with features such as a virtualized file tree, multi-format previews, VSCode-style view switching, Git tracking, and an integrated browser. It requires DSH 0.1.2-alpha.2 or later, and the current session must include a workspace directory.
Read Moredsh-vscode-mode: A VSCode-like Coding Experience on DSH
The DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin, dsh-vscode-mode, provides a complete VS Code-like coding environment for agent development. Open-sourced under the MIT license, it integrates the Monaco editor, LSP-powered intelligent completion, VS Code-compatible code snippets, Command Palette, and Agent diff review. It supports PDF browsing, rule and MCP management, and deep integration with the official DSH sidebar. Users can perform file editing, reference extraction, and code navigation through keyboard shortcuts. The plugin offers DSH users an efficient solution for code completion, snippet management, and fine-grained version control.
Read Moredsh-file-review: File Browser Sidebar for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-file-review` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address the pain point of missing file-management capabilities within the environment. It provides a dockable file-tree sidebar, right-click menu actions, a unified editor integrated with Shiki, and Markdown support. It supports editing, previewing, and saving files, and features a dual-host mode and safe deletion. After installing and building the source code, users can add the plugin to their configuration and directly browse, read, and write local files in the DSH environment, achieving “preview-as-editing.”
Read Moredsh-one-dark-pro: One Dark Pro Color Scheme and Appearance Toggle
The DSH (DeepSeek Harness) plugin `dsh-one-dark-pro` introduces the One Dark Pro color scheme to the DSH environment and expands the appearance options into a four-option grid: Light, Dark, System, and One Dark Pro. The plugin is implemented through two parts, Host and Client: Host registers the settings namespace and routes, while Client overrides the default options and renders the theme. To install it, add the dependency and bundles configuration to the profile's `package.json`, then restart `dsh web`. Users can select a theme in the settings, and the preference is persisted to `~/.dsh/settings.yaml`.
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