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dsh-enhance

The missing conversation power-up for DeepSeek Harness ✨

New-conversation naming, file drag references, edit-and-resend for the last prompt, a message timeline, and a draggable floating ball with chat-width control for the DSH Web GUI.

✨ Features · 📥 Install · 🚀 Quick Start · 🛠️ Development · ❓ FAQ

I use DeepSeek Harness every day. New sessions need useful names; finding a message in a long thread means scrolling; referencing a file means copying its path; correcting the last prompt should be quick.

So I built dsh-enhance: it leaves DSH’s native structure alone and just makes the daily actions smoother.

The GIFs below are recordings from DSH. The UI may look different with another theme or window size.

Name it before you create it. Clicking + on a workspace title row opens a naming dialog instead of creating another “New Session”.

• Type a name and press Enter; Skip naming keeps the native one-click flow.
• The name is written as the conversation title; before the first turn, the sidebar blank row shows it.
• Turn Name new conversations off in the quick panel to restore the native behavior.

Drop a file, get a reference. Open the Files tab in the right sidebar and drag a file or folder row into the composer:

• The composer shows Drop to reference ; on release it inserts an @relative/path chip.
• The file is not moved, copied, or rewritten; the model reads it through its file tools when you send.
• Paths are relative to the conversation workspace root; paths with spaces use @"...".
• Folders are inserted with a trailing / (@path/) so the model can browse the directory.
• The composer gets an accent outline while dragging; dropping elsewhere inserts nothing.

Stop, tweak, send again. When the conversation is idle, a pencil appears beside Copy in your last sent prompt’s action row. Clicking it expands the prompt into a full-width inline editor with Cancel / Send:

• Edit the text, then click Send (or press Enter; Shift+Enter inserts a line, Esc cancels).
• Sending forks the conversation before the turn that carried that prompt — including the queued inbox copy — sends the edited text into the new branch, and opens it.
• The branch keeps the earlier history and title. The original is archived when archiving succeeds; otherwise it remains in the conversation list.
• Attachments are not resent; the editor warns when the original prompt had one.

DSH's log is append-only and has no public "rewrite this message" call, so the edit is a fork before the turn + resend, not an in-place mutation. The new conversation gets a new Session ID.

Never lose your place in a long thread. A thin fixed timeline sits on the right:

• One node per question/answer turn; each node is anchored on the user question and covers the assistant reply.
• Hover a node for the question, turn, and a content preview.
• Click a node to jump to the question; the top/bottom buttons jump to the first/last.
• The > button collapses the rail; turn it off/on in the quick panel.

Everyday tools, one click away. Drag the floating ball anywhere; click it to open the quick panel:

Width syncs both ways with DSH’s native drag handle: dragging the handle updates the panel value; adjusting the panel writes DSH’s width preference (dsh.conversation.contentWidth).

• DeepSeek Harness 0.2.1-rc.2 or a compatible 0.2.x Web composition.
• Official Web / Desktop composition (includes @deepseek-ai/dsh-client-ui-workspace).
• File drag reference also needs the right-sidebar Files tab (included in the official composition).
• Works with both the desktop app and dsh web.

# Clone this repository (or download and extract its ZIP), then:
cd dsh-enhance
pnpm install
pnpm build
dsh plugin --profile desktop add .

For the Web profile, use dsh plugin --profile web add . instead. Reload the Web page or fully restart the desktop app after installing.

The repository includes prebuilt lib/ files. Install it directly in the profile you use:

dsh plugin --profile web add github:IndieXiaoLong/DSH-Enhance
dsh plugin --profile desktop add github:IndieXiaoLong/DSH-Enhance

For Discover, add this index URL under Plugins → Discover → Index sources. The npm package has not been published yet.

When developing from a fresh checkout, run pnpm build before installing the local directory. See publishing notes.

The plugin uses only public DSH slots, DOM markers, public services, and CSS tokens; it does not read private controller state. If a DSH upgrade changes those slots, markers, or services, the plugin may need an update.

pnpm install
pnpm build
pnpm typecheck
pnpm verify

• lib/index.js: host half, a no-op Cordis plugin that mounts the package on the Loader.
• lib/client.js: browser half, bundled with esbuild and loaded by the DSH Module Loader.
• Project layout, public extension points, design tradeoffs, known limits: docs/DEVELOPMENT.md (Chinese).
• Marketplace publishing guide: docs/PUBLISHING.md (Chinese).

The five GIFs under assets/ are compressed from the recordings in test/.

Install the local working tree into a profile:

dsh plugin --profile desktop add .

Issues and pull requests are welcome.

1. Fork this repository
2. Create a branch (git checkout -b feat/amazing-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'feat: add amazing feature')
4. Push the branch (git push origin feat/amazing-feature)
5. Open a pull request

Run pnpm build and pnpm typecheck before submitting; include a screenshot or GIF for UI changes.

• README structure and interaction inspiration from claude-nexus, a power-up suite for Claude.
• Thanks to DeepSeek Harness for the plugin system and public extension points.
• Thanks to the DSH community plugin authors for exploring what the platform can do.

MIT License © 2026 dsh-enhance contributors

See LICENSE.