DSH-BTW: DSH Bypass Q&A Plugin
`dsh-btw` is a side-channel Q&A plugin for DSH, designed to address the need for ad-hoc questions during the main task without disturbing the main model's context. Through the `/btw` command and a centered pop-up panel, it provides an independent session branch for read-only Q&A. Core features include: incremental synchronization of the main conversation history for multi-turn dialogue, clearing branches, and independent maintenance per session; branches respond in read-only mode, with the tool allowlist restricted to read, glob, grep, read_image, and web_search, rejecting operations such as file writing and command execution; branches do not enter the main LLM context and are not displayed as sub-agents. Installation requires the dsh CLI and pnpm to be installed locally, followed by executing specific commands to add the plugin and restarting the `dsh web` process. The applicable scenario is for DSH Web users to retain read-only retrieval capabilities while avoiding pollution of the main context.
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dsh-btw is an unofficial community plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) designed to address the "in-between" issue where users need to confirm current context details while the main Agent is busy. It allows users to submit one-off quick questions via the `/btw` command during parallel execution of main tasks, with responses displayed in a temporary panel and not recorded in the main session history. The plugin reuses the model configuration and context of the parent session but does not execute tools or engage in multi-turn follow-up questions, making it unsuitable for tasks requiring tool permissions, such as reading new files, executing commands, or performing online searches. Its core advantages include session isolation, privacy protection, and a cache protection mechanism. Users can choose from three archiving modes: private-jsonl (default, local private storage), memory, or none, and can abort requests by closing the panel. The plugin adopts a modular design for easy integration and extension.
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