Install
Inside DeepSeek Harness, with dsh-market
dsh plugin --profile web add dshmarket
Or from the command line
dsh plugin --profile web add @all3cn/dsh-better-sidebar-n23
Installing runs third-party code with your own permissions — it can read your files, use your credentials and reach the network. Review the source first, and pin a commit (github:owner/repo#sha) when you can.
README
A service-first sidebar framework plus a complete out-of-the-box workbench for
DSH. This package is a community fork of the open-source plugin
dsh-better-sidebar (MIT),
published independently under the @all3cn scope; see
UPSTREAM.md for attribution.
English | 中文
Features
- File workbench: explorer (lazy directory tree, symlink-aware) + CodeMirror editor; inline previews for images / Markdown / HTML / PDF / Office documents
- Real terminal: xterm.js + node-pty real shell with reconnect replay;
optional
terminal_*model tools - Git panel: real diffs + VSCode-style diff tabs, history, stage / commit / revert from the context menu
- Embedded browser: multi-tab web views with back / forward / reload, sandboxed iframe content
- Background tasks: subagent topology and background jobs (exit codes, live output, force kill)
- Dual workspace: side panel + bottom panel; drag tabs to split / merge panes across both
- Shell refactor: full-width 48px header, VSCode-style activity rail, and global controls — an IDE layout where the conversation and the workbench coexist
- Service API: open to every plugin via
ctx.betterSidebar— register sidebar pages and file viewers withregisterTab/registerFileViewer; built-in tabs and third-party plugins use the same registration interface - Session isolation: layout / tabs / panes persisted per conversation session; UI follows the DSH language (zh / en)
Compatibility
Validated against DSH (DeepSeek Harness) 0.1.1-rc.2; peer dependencies are
declared as @deepseek-ai/* >= 0.1.0-rc.6 < 0.2.0. Requires Node.js >= 20.
Install
Prerequisite: a working DSH installation (dsh web runs).
dsh plugin --profile web add @all3cn/dsh-better-sidebar-n23
The package declares a dsh.bundle.patch
(cordis.patch.yml); the CLI bundle reconciliation adds
it to the profile bundle stack automatically — no profile file edits. If the
profile still carries an old manual mount line for dsh-better-sidebar
(upstream or a local fork copy), remove it first to avoid double-mounting.
Uninstall: dsh plugin --profile web remove @all3cn/dsh-better-sidebar-n23.
A one-shot helper script is included (handles pnpm 11 build approvals and the minimumReleaseAge bypass):
bash scripts/install.sh # macOS / Linux / Git Bash
powershell -File scripts/install.ps1 # Windows
Integration for other plugins
// in any DSH plugin's client half
ctx.betterSidebar.registerTab({ id: "my-tab", title: "My Tab", render: ... });
ctx.betterSidebar.registerFileViewer({ pattern: "**/*.xyz", render: ... });
Release notes
0.1.0 (first fork release)
- Based on upstream
dsh-better-sidebar@0.12.3, republished under the@all3cnscope - Panel drags no longer write CSS variables per frame; the central conversation reflows once on pointer-release commit
- Complete workbench: explorer / editors / previews / terminal / git / browser / tasks with side + bottom split panes
- Shell refactor: full-width 48px header, activity rail, global controls
- Compatible with the newer DSH kernel module system (lazy chunk fix),
validated on
0.1.1-rc.2
Release and packaging
- npm release flow: docs/RELEASE.md (tag
v*triggers Trusted Publishing with provenance) - Build-free registry packaging (manifest + npm-style tarball audit):
npm run package:registry -- --dry-run - This repository tracks the prebuilt
lib/directly;src/andlib/are kept in sync by hand (see UPSTREAM.md)
Testing
Tests use the Node.js built-in test runner with no dependencies:
npm test
src/ and lib/ are currently intentionally split-track (src/ is ahead on
robustness fixes, lib/ is ahead on shell layout; runtime is governed by
lib/). See UPSTREAM.md for details.
License
MIT. Forked from omdsh-dev/DSH-better-sidebar (MIT); not affiliated with DeepSeek or the upstream authors.
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