dsh-code-ide
August 29, 2026 · View on GitHub
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A calm, capable code workspace inside DeepSeek Harness. dsh-code-ide adds an optional IDE tab to a Harness session, so you can browse a workspace, edit highlighted source, run a terminal, search, split editors, and preview documents or media without leaving the conversation.
Install in 30 seconds
dsh plugin --profile web add github:SakalioLabs/dsh-code-ide
dsh web
If you run Harness from a source checkout, use pnpm dsh in place of dsh.
Prefer asking Harness to do it? Send this one line:
Install
github:SakalioLabs/dsh-code-ideinto mywebprofile, then restart Web.
First use
- Open or add a workspace in Harness, then create or select a session for it.
- Choose the session's IDE tab.
- Open a file from Explorer and start editing, searching, previewing, or using the terminal.
Built for the everyday loop
- Write code comfortably — CodeMirror editing with language highlighting, file icons, tabs, saved state, and familiar shortcuts.
- Keep context visible — reorder tabs, split an editor to the top or right (up to four groups), and keep a terminal docked below.
- Find and change with confidence — workspace search supports filters and a preview-first replacement flow.
- See the result in place — Markdown uses a safe live preview; common images, audio, and video open as read-only browser previews.
A few real screens
Markdown stays in sync with the working buffer; image, audio, and video files use focused read-only previews.
Use the Command Palette for actions and workspace search to move through a repository quickly.
Compatibility and scope
The active integration follows the latest Harness alpha line, while a guarded connection fallback is retained for the maintained 0.1.1-rc.2 line. For pinned environments and the exact support boundary, read Compatibility before installing.
The workbench follows useful VS Code interaction patterns, but it is not VS Code and does not load VS Code extensions, Marketplace packages, an extension host, LSP servers, or a debugger.
For operational limits, workspace safety, and development details, see Compatibility, Security, Development, and the changelog.
License
MIT © 2026 SakalioLabs. Seti UI file-icon attribution is in ThirdPartyNotices.txt.