dsh-sidepanel
yur0918/dsh-sidepanel
A Codex-style right side panel for the DSH Web UI — session artifacts browser (live file tree, scan include, preview, reveal) plus a side chat that forks the current session with a model picker, human-pacing scheduled runs and smart send-to-bottom scrolling.
インストール
dsh plugin --profile web add github:yur0918/dsh-sidepanelREADME
dsh-sidepanel
A Codex-style right side panel for the DSH (DeepSeek Harness) web UI at http://127.0.0.1:3080/: an Artifacts view and a Side chat, both bound to the current task session. Ships as a static profile plugin that auto-loads with DSH — no core code changes.
- Artifacts: folds the session log (
~/.dsh/sessions/…/session.jsonl.zstd, multi-frame zstd) and lists every file the session created or modified throughwrite/edit/str_replace_editortools — name, kind, path, size, mtime, source, change count. Search, source filter, copy path, reveal in Finder, safe text/code/Markdown/image preview, and an opt-in workspace mtime scan that catches bash-created files. - Side chat: a continuable fork subagent child (native
ctx.subagents) — inherits the session's completed-turn context and model, never touches the main transcript. SSE streaming, stop, retry, interrupted markers, replay across refreshes and DSH restarts. A persona keeps it answering directly instead of running off on tool sprees. - Panel: toggle button in the session-header utilities (top-right); dock mode appends a fourth track to the frame's inline
grid-template-columnsso the main content is squeezed, never covered; narrow viewports fall back to a shadowed overlay. Drag or ←/→ to resize; Esc closes preview → clears search → collapses the panel and restores focus. Open/width/tab/scan persist in localStorage.
Install
cd <this directory>
node scripts/install.mjs # idempotent: symlink + cordis.patch.yml insert row
node scripts/install.mjs --restart # also kickstart DSH so it loads immediately
curl http://127.0.0.1:3080/sidepanel/health # → {"ok":true,"addon":"dsh-sidepanel",...,"chat":true}
Enable / disable / uninstall
- Enabled = installed (insert row + symlink present).
- Disable: remove the
- id: sidepanel / name: dsh-sidepanelrow from~/.dsh/profiles/web/cordis.patch.yml, thenlaunchctl kickstart -k gui/$(id -u)/com.deepseek.dsh. - Uninstall:
node scripts/install.mjs --uninstall(removes the row and symlink, restarts DSH).
See README.zh.md for the full troubleshooting table and known limitations (Chinese).
Tests
node --test test/host.test.mjs test/safety.test.mjs test/client.test.mjs
Covers artifact attribution folding, fork seed boundary (seedLength), path containment math, real-filesystem preview safety (traversal / symlink escape / mismatched ids), multi-frame zstd, panel state sanitization and persistence, grid-track math (dock/overlay/closed), the chat state machine, and idempotent slot registration.
MIT license.
What's new in 1.1.0
- Side-chat model picker: a model button above the composer opens a listbox populated from the same LLM catalog the main chat uses (via the harness
llmservice). The current model is highlighted; "Follow main chat" restores the inherited routing. The choice persists inlocalStorage["dsh-sidepanel.v1"]. - Switching takes effect on send: the send payload carries the chosen model. The harness pins a child's routing at creation (
followupcannot change it), so a different routing transparently starts a new fork child; older side-chat exchanges are preserved and merged in replay order. - Send-to-bottom & smart scroll: after sending, the view sticks to the newest message; streaming keeps following while pinned to the bottom; scrolling up pauses auto-follow (no more yanking), showing a "Jump to latest" pill until you return to the bottom.
- New host route
GET /sidepanel/chat/models;POST /sidepanel/chat/sendaccepts an optionalmodel;/sidepanel/chat/statemerges multi-child replays and reportschildModel. - 26 unit tests (model catalog normalization, stick-mode math, persisted-choice sanitization added).
Full details: CHANGELOG-1.1.0.zh.md, UX-SUGGESTIONS.zh.md, selftest/SELFTEST.zh.md (Chinese).