dsh-sidechat: A Standalone Side Chat Panel for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-sidechat` is a side-chat plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH) that enables users to run independent sessions outside the main conversation. It supports inheriting tools and configurations from the main session, offers a Codex-style panel with adjustable width, and includes features such as text staging, result carry-back, question dialog support, and multilingual locale following. Installation requires a compatible pnpm version and configuration of `pnpm-workspace.yaml`. This tool implements non-intrusive parallel thinking, making it suitable for scenarios such as code review and solution validation.
Read Moredsh-sidechat: DeepSeek Harness Right-Side Panel Standalone Agent Chat Plugin
`dsh-sidechat` is a plugin for DeepSeek Harness that provides an isolated agent session via an independent right-side sidebar. This session inherits the tools and permissions of the main session, supports manually triggering analysis, creating a new session with one click, and bringing results “back” into the main flow. Users can use it to test model combinations or analyze issues; installation requires configuring `onlyBuiltDependencies` and restarting the service. This plugin is forked from `heartmove/dsh-side-chat` and aims to enhance DSH workflow flexibility.
Read Moredsh-sidechat: Side chat panel of DeepSeek Harness Web GUI
dsh-sidechat is a lightweight plugin for the DeepSeek Harness Web GUI, designed to isolate temporary Q&A through a side chat panel and reduce context noise in the main conversation. Users can summon the panel by hovering over the right edge of the browser; its responses are based on the current project root directory, Git branch, and the last 12 conversation messages, but it does not write to the main session and lacks tool-calling capabilities. Core features include independent session isolation, streaming output, a collapsible thinking process display, Markdown support, and model inference level switching. The plugin also supports sending selected text directly from the main conversation to the sidebar for queries, as well as one-click clearing of history. Installation requires only a single `pnpm` command and no build scripts, making it suitable for developers who wish to separate temporary concept confirmation, code explanation, or solution comparison from task execution. Please note that this plugin runs under the permissions of the current dsh process.
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