DSH Diff Stat

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A DeepSeek Harness Web plugin that visualizes agent file changes: inline +N −M badges on mutation tool rows, a per-turn file-change summary card, and full aligned diffs on click. Covers native edit/write calls, the minimal preset's str_replace_editor, and Code Dispatch (PTC) sub-calls end to end. No git dependency, no third-party plugin dependencies.

Features

• Four releases, one build — the same bundle serves harness 0.1.1-rc.2, 0.1.2-alpha.1, 0.1.2-alpha.2 and 0.1.2-alpha.3 (the alpha line's client-runtime package, view envelope and service names changed since rc.2, while alpha.1 → alpha.3 left every surface this plugin touches untouched); diff hunks are read from the tools' persisted wire meta on all four
• Inline +N −M badges — takes over the stock mutation rows for edit, write and str_replace_editor (keyed lower-priority shadow; uninstall restores stock). Counts are the real changed lines — the same LCS walk the diff renders — estimated from the arguments while running, exact once the result settles
• Aligned diff window — expanding a row opens a height-capped scrollable unified view. Both sides are LCS-aligned first: shared lines render as up to ±3 lines of context around each change, untouched runs collapse into ⋯, and the footer counts exactly the rendered rows
• Line-number gutters — the file view numbers its lines 1..N and the diff window pins each hunk to its real position in the current file (one cached fenced read, uniqueness-checked): deleted rows read the old side, context/added rows the new side, with the changed rows' accent bars. A hunk that cannot be located (host absent, drifted file, over budget) numbers window-relatively 1..N, so the gutter always renders
• Per-turn summary card — a collapsible "N files changed +X −Y" bar at each turn's tail; per-file rows with type icons, directory, ±lines, review, open ▾ and undo. Same-file edits merge and accumulate in settlement order
• Code Dispatch (PTC), end to end — dispatch sub-calls carry no wire diff view: rows fall back to the argument-derived diff, and the summary card joins their files from the stock chat tool tree, so a pure Code-Mode turn still gets its card. subCallId dedup keeps replays from double-counting
• File-context boost — bare argument fragments gain up to ±3 lines of real file context when expanded: the booster reads the file through the host's fenced API, locates the fragment's post-image and rebuilds the hunk (best-effort; unlocatable fragments keep their bare form)
• Undo — reverts the turn's files to their pre-turn state: reverse uniqueness-checked hunk peeling, turn-start snapshots prove a file was CREATED (not overwritten) before its deletion, drifted files rejected before any write, atomic commits
• Inline view & open-with — "open" expands a height-capped file preview below the row; the ▾ menu keeps system open, Explorer reveal, VS Code, and absolute/relative path copy
• Frosted glass (optional) — with deepseek-harness-background installed, every plugin surface joins its shared glass recipe; without it the stock opaque look stays untouched — graceful degradation, zero third-party runtime additions (peer modules come from the harness)
• zh / en — copy follows the Web UI language (locale service)

Screenshots

Turn summary card	Taken-over row & aligned diff

Per-turn card with review / open / undo per file (left); an inline badge with its aligned diff window (right), both under the optional background glass.

How it works

• Badges & diffs: registers the edit/write/str_replace_editor keys of the tool.call.toolview keyed slot at priority −1 (shadows the shipped rows). Diff data follows the applied wire meta (oldText/newText with ±3 file context) with the call-time argument fallback for PTC sub-calls, so a truncated window that dropped the call head still renders from the result meta
• Turn summary card: a ConversationNodeDefinition accumulator (turn/start, tool/call, tool/result(append), tool/code-dispatch) publishes Turn data; the conversation.chat.turnTail chain claims rendering — modeled on the official ui-deliverables plugin. Code-Dispatch files join from the stock chat tool tree, whose tool-call nodes already fold every dispatch into its root call's subCalls
• Context boost: argument-derived hunks are marked by object identity at construction; on expand the booster reads the file through the fenced API (LRU-cached), locates the fragment's post-image and rebuilds the hunk with shared lines. Anything unlocatable renders as-is
• Host half (optional): a same-origin prefix route serves a fenced API (files.read, capture-snapshot per turn, undo, open-with) — realpath containment checked before and after resolution, symlink rejection, UTF-8 round-trip validation, display reads capped at 512 KiB with a truncation flag, a 32 MiB undo gate, and atomic writes. When the host half is absent the dependent actions hide themselves
• Frosted glass bridge (optional): a zero-dependency consumer of the background plugin's window.__DSH_BACKGROUND_GLASS__ registry — subscribing to its ready event (both arrival orders + hot reload); the bridge never appearing leaves the ordinary UI untouched

Install

# from npm
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-diff-stat

# or from GitHub
dsh plugin --profile web add github:HaoyueQin/dsh-diff-stat

# restart dsh web to take effect
dsh web

Uninstall:

dsh plugin --profile web remove dsh-diff-stat

Development

pnpm install        # devDependencies; prepare builds lib/ automatically
pnpm build          # host half → lib/index.js + browser half → lib/client.js (one tsdown run)
pnpm typecheck      # both halves via tsc
pnpm check:align    # diff aligner & data-model assertions (needs Node >= 23.6)

Kernel compatibility note: one built bundle targets four harness releases — 0.1.1-rc.2, 0.1.2-alpha.1, 0.1.2-alpha.2 and 0.1.2-alpha.3. Compile-time types are pinned to the 0.1.1-rc.2 devDependencies (later client-runtime versions are not on public npm); compatibility with newer releases rests on runtime shape checks (narrowDiffs, snapshot probing) over wire data that is byte-identical across all four. A future release that renames or drops those wire fields will pass tsc silently — verify against the newer release before shipping.

Activity

License

MIT