dsh-workspace

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A drop-in UI enhancement for DeepSeek Harness (DSH): keep an eye on your balance and today's cost, browse and edit-worthy project files, review Git changes & history, open a terminal, and update Harness in one click — all from the sidebar, no extra config.

Features · Screenshots · Install · Configuration · FAQ · Known limitations · License

Screenshots

Features

Usage at a glance

• Live balance, today's cost, and idle/peak status in the bottom-left of Harness
• Balance is green normally and turns red at 10 CNY or below; idle shows green, peak shows red
• Auto-refreshes every 30s and re-fetches the moment you switch back to the tab
• Today's cost uses the official DeepSeek bill first, falling back to a local token estimate when the platform API is unavailable

Harness updates, one click away

• Shows the installed Harness version, and turns red with a prominent "new version" notice when an upgrade is available
• Hit Update to install the latest version; Harness restarts automatically with a breathing-logo transition screen and the page recovers on its own — no white screen, no manual steps

Project workspace panel

• A right-side panel previews the current session's project: file tree with type-aware icons, Git working-tree changes, per-file diff, and commit history
• Read-only and strictly confined to projectRoot; path traversal and out-of-root symlinks are rejected
• Skips .git, node_modules, dist, lib, coverage, .next, .cache
• Built-in terminal for quick command execution in the project

Privacy by default

• All endpoints are loopback-only unless you opt in with allowRemote: true
• API keys are resolved through Harness ctx.credentials and never exposed to the browser

Install

Requirements

• DeepSeek Harness installed and dsh web running
• Node.js >= 22 when installing from the repository

One-line install

dsh plugin --profile web add "github:deepseek-dsh/dsh-workspace#dev"

Restart dsh web after installation.

Verify & remove

dsh web --dump-config | grep dsh-workspace    # confirm the plugin layer is mounted
dsh plugin --profile web remove dsh-workspace # remove, then restart dsh web

Configuration

The plugin works with zero configuration. The following options can be set in the profile's config file when needed:

Troubleshooting

FAQ

Installed and restarted, but there is still no sidebar entry?

A: Make sure it is installed into the web profile (command uses --profile web) and confirm the plugin layer is mounted with dsh web --dump-config | grep dsh-workspace. Refreshing the page is not enough; restart the dsh web process.

Today's cost does not match the official bill?

A: The cost is taken from the official platform bill first, so it shows real spending; when the platform API fails authentication it falls back to a local token estimate, which is approximate and not a bill. The source is labeled next to the amount.

Why is the balance red?

A: The balance turns red when it drops to 10 (CNY) or below as a low-balance reminder; it is display only and does not affect API calls.

Does "Update" really upgrade Harness?

A: Yes. It installs the latest published Harness version via npm, then restarts the process automatically; the page recovers itself. A full update takes about a minute.

Can I access it from my phone or another device?

A: Project data is loopback-only by default; other browsers get a 403. If you really need it, set allowRemote: true and make sure the access is secured.

Does the idle/peak label affect billing?

A: The label mirrors DeepSeek's actual peak/off-peak tariff (peak 9:00–12:00 and 14:00–18:00 Beijing time, off-peak at half price). The local estimate prices tokens at the current period, so it already accounts for peak vs off-peak. The official bill always takes precedence.

Known limitations

• Today's cost prefers the official bill and falls back to a local estimate; the estimate is not an account bill
• The project API is read-only and loopback-only by default; no write operations
• The idle/peak label mirrors DeepSeek's peak/off-peak billing windows (peak 9:00–12:00, 14:00–18:00 Beijing time); the local estimate prices at the current period
• Depends on the node-pty native module; see Troubleshooting if platform builds fail

License

MIT