dsh-workspace-git-badge (dsh-git-badge)

dsh-git-badge

Git status badges for DeepSeek Harness

Why

Most agent workflow failures happen quietly: branches drift, uncommitted files are left behind, and approved PRs or failed builds sit unnoticed. This plugin brings repository awareness directly into your workflow:

1. At-a-glance session status: branch, file counts and PR/CI state on the input box. When the session is working in a linked git worktree, the badge follows that tree rather than the main checkout.

2. Actionable session overview: pinpoints the session requiring attention (merge, fix CI, resolve) without a context switch.

Both are updated within seconds of any commit, checkout, stage or file edit — including inside a linked worktree for safe isolation of parallel dhs working session.

Install

Use the puging market place or manually install using

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-git-badge     # marketplace Install does this step
npx dsh-git-badge apply                        # sidebar badges need this one manual step

Then restart the web process and refresh the browser:

• without the apply, the input chip works but the sidebar session rows stay off — hover the chip for a reminder;

• apply patches the installed DSH package in place (anchor-guarded — it refuses to write anything unless every anchor block matches exactly once). npx dsh-git-badge status always tells you which state you are in.

• Make it automatic: the package's postinstall runs the same guarded apply at install time — but pnpm blocks dependency scripts until you allow them (that boundary belongs to you, not the package). To default it to yes on a machine, allow the package once in the profile:

  cd ~/.dsh/profiles/web && pnpm approve-builds   # pick dsh-git-badge
  # or add to pnpm-workspace.yaml:  allowBuilds: { "dsh-git-badge": true }
  

After that, every later install/upgrade of the plugin applies the seam itself; only the restart stays manual.

Sidebar technical details

Sidebar session-row tokens need a seam the workspace browser does not declare upstream yet (discussion #5092). The patcher ships inside the package — no clone needed:

npx dsh-git-badge apply     # patch the installed DSH in place, then restart dsh web
npx dsh-git-badge status    # patched / out of date / patchable / upstream-landed / drift
npx dsh-git-badge revert    # restore the bytes as found before patching

(If you have this repo cloned, seam/apply.sh runs the same tool.)

Notes:

• The patch lives in node_modules, so a DSH reinstall/update reverts it — re-run the patcher afterwards.
• The patch is anchor-based (seam/anchors.js): it patches the installed file in place and refuses to write anything unless every anchor block is found exactly once — it never blind-overwrites an update. A DSH release only needs work from you if it moved one of the anchored code blocks; status names the anchor that moved.
• Once upstream ships the seam itself, apply becomes a no-op and the npm-installed plugin picks it up with no changes on your side.

Details, safety rails and the upstream proposal are in SEAM.md / PR.md.

Testing

See TESTING.md — clean-profile boot (customer simulation), the seam apply/revert procedure, and the gotchas list. cd dsh-git-badge && npm test runs the whole suite (parser, real temp repositories, resolution, SSE, the watcher, every gh degradation path and the rendered surfaces) with no DSH, no network and no restart.

Worktrees

A worktree isolates each session to ensure it does not step on another sessions work, e.g., change or delete the branch, modify the same file.

The challenge

A DSH session remembers the directory it was created in and that value can't be changed. After moving a session to a worktree there is no native method for the status badge to identify which worktree the session maps to. This means the status badge reports the wrong branch, the wrong counts, the wrong pull request.

The solution

When we switch to a worktree, we create an entry in the register, that is stored on disk. To ensure this is done properly we use the included worktree skill

Requirements

• Node.js ≥ 20, git on PATH
• DSH with the web profile (any install)
• gh on PATH, authenticated, for the PR/CI token and the row's merge/review actions — otherwise those are silently absent and everything else still works

License

MIT