dsh-file-quote: Unified Quoting Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
`dsh-file-quote` is a plugin tool in the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem designed to address the issues of excessive space usage and unclear context relevance when quoting files or code in conversations. Built on `dsh-better-sidebar`, it allows users to select text and generate quote blocks that include file paths and line ranges. Once generated, the quote block is displayed as a collapsed Chip on the client side, while it is rendered as complete Markdown quote content when sent to the AI. It supports insertion at any position, multiple quotes that remain separate from one another, and clicking to jump back to the original source. During installation, users should install the core dependencies first and handle any potential build script blocking issues.
Read Moredsh-file-mention: Referencing Files via @ Commands in the DSH Web Interface
`dsh-file-mention` is a DSH Web GUI plugin maintained by Seryta, designed for quickly referencing local files while developing agents. It supports `@` and `/file` trigger methods, featuring fuzzy search, real-time indexing, and concurrency control. By inserting path references rather than injecting file content into the context, it effectively saves tokens and preserves agent flexibility for file operations. Users can configure the search scope via environment variables; its main limitations are that it does not support filenames containing spaces or symbolic links.
Read Moredsh-at-mention: DSH Profile Bundle: Adding @-file Mentions to Composer with Prioritized Fuzzy Search and Keyboard Autocompletion
`dsh-at-mention` is a DSH plugin designed to improve the experience of referencing local files in Composer. By triggering the `@` symbol in the input box, it provides prioritized fuzzy search and keyboard completion within the current session's workspace. Key features include: limiting the search scope to the current workspace (with LRU cache support); supporting prioritized matching for exact matches, prefixes, substrings, and more; providing plain-text mention syntax (e.g., `@a @b`) to maintain cross-platform compatibility; and supporting configuration management and index rebuilding via API. The plugin supports Linux, WSL, macOS, and Windows, is easy to install, and offers developers an interactive experience similar to Claude Code.
Read MoredsDragPasteALL: Drag and Drop or Paste Any Files into DSH to Resolve Their Actual Paths
`dsDragPasteALL` is a DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin designed to address the limitation that native paste only supports images. By intercepting browser drag-and-drop and paste events, it silently resolves the actual on-disk path of a file and inserts it into the input field, providing a Codex-like file referencing experience. The plugin supports arbitrary file types (e.g., Word documents, PDFs, archives), computing file fingerprints on the host side and using `mdfind` and `find` to reverse-lookup paths in macOS or general environments. Files that cannot be found are automatically cached locally. It supports multiple files, queue locking, non-intrusive feedback, and persistent tooling. During development, hard-link maintenance should be considered; after installation, the bundle must be enabled in the configuration.
Read Moredsh-paste-names: Enable DSH Web Input to support pasting and drag-and-drop of non-image files
# Introduction In the DSH (DeepSeek Harness) Web interface, referencing workspace files is limited to two default methods: manually typing `@` to select from a hierarchical menu, or dragging files directly into the input box. The former is time-consuming for locating deep files in large repositories, while the latter immediately triggers an error stating "Only images in PNG, JPG, WebP, or GIF formats are supported," rejecting any files or folders other than images. `dsh-paste-names` fills this gap: it parses pasted non-image files or folders into native DSH `@path` file references, and inserts absolute path text when dragging and dropping. The following sections introduce its features, implementation details, and installation instructions. # What is it? `dsh-paste-names` is a DSH Web plugin.
Read MoreAFAP/dsh-input-file-ref: DeepSeek Harness Input Box File Reference Plugin
AFAP/dsh-input-file-ref is an archived and unmaintained DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web GUI plugin. Its core functionality is to display a searchable, drill-down file selection panel upon triggering the `@` symbol in the input box, allowing users to reference files within the current working directory. After selecting a file, the plugin back-fills the file's relative path as text into the input box, after which the model reads the file content based on that path. The plugin supports case-insensitive instant recursive search, defaulting to exclude directories such as `.git` and `node_modules`, but allows users to manually navigate into these directories for browsing. It features keyboard navigation, a bilingual interface, zero external dependencies, and browser sandboxing, and operates strictly in read-only mode without modifying or deleting any files. Given DSH 0...
Read Moredsh-file-mention: Add @ workspace file references to DSH Web GUI
`dsh-file-mention` is a client plugin for DSH Web GUI, designed to simplify the process of models reading workspace files. It allows users to trigger a real-time file candidate menu in the chat input box via the `@` symbol, filter by filename or path (case-insensitive), and automatically insert `@relative_path` upon selection, thereby avoiding errors and omissions from manual path entry. The plugin primarily scans Git tracked files and unignored new files, naturally adhering to `.gitignore` rules. For files that need to be referenced but are ignored, they can be re-included in candidates by configuring an `.aiinclude` file in the workspace or subdirectories. It supports directory references, hierarchical expansion, and intelligent sorting (prioritizing exact matches and recently changed files). To ensure performance and security, the plugin sets limits on the total number of files and traversal depth, and adopts a layered...
Read MoreDSH Plugin dsh-workspace-explorer: Browse Workspace Files and Insert References in Web UI
dsh-workspace-explorer is a native plugin for the DSH Web UI, designed to address the inconvenience of manually inputting file paths in a workspace. It adds a "Workspace Files" button to the session header, which opens a directory tree browser for the current workspace. Core features include on-demand lazy loading of directories, automatic hiding of noisy directories, display of colorful file icons, and support for appending file references to the input box via click or drag-and-drop, along with multi-select batch insertion. The plugin includes a built-in settings panel for adjusting parameters such as hidden directories and preview line counts, and supports text pagination preview as well as direct editing and saving to disk. It adapts to light and dark themes based on DSH design tokens and supports both Chinese and English. Installation can be completed via the `dsh plugin` command or through dynamic plugin methods. This plugin is ideal for developers who frequently need to reference local source code, configuration files, and other files in models, reducing
Read Moredsh-at-file: Using @ to Reference Workspace Files in the DeepSeek Harness Input Box
dsh-at-file is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness maintained by FSMargoo, providing Codex-style @ file references within the Web composer: it searches the workspace, mounts relative paths, and allows agents to read files on demand. The article introduces its core capabilities, installation commands (including Web profile and fixed versions), filtering configurations, and security considerations, along with selection advice when the official Harness already includes similar functionality.
Read MoreAdd @ path reference to DeepSeek Harness input box with dsh-at-file
### 正式翻译（符合技术文档规范）： `dsh-at-file` is a DeepSeek Harness Web plugin maintained by omdsh-dev. It allows users to search the workspace by typing `@` in the input box and insert the path of a file or directory. Starting from version 0.3.0, it only attaches workspace references and no longer embeds the full content of files into the prompt. This article verifies the installation commands, selectors, filtering rules and precautions against the community directory page and GitHub README.
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