dsh-vscode

DSH for VS Code 🐳

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DeepSeek Harness (DSH) inside VS Code. Click the whale and get the full DSH web UI beside your code — the extension starts or reuses dsh web, handles DSH's one-time-token authentication, and adds native file, clipboard and image integration. ⭐ If DSH saves you context switches, star the repo. It is the simplest way to help more VS Code users find it.

Works with DSH 0.1.2 and newer, including its browser authentication (auto sign-in, no manual step). Older DSH (≤ 0.1.1, no auth) keeps working. Both npm-installed dsh and DSH Desktop on Windows are supported. 🚀 Quick start

1. Install the extension from the Marketplace, or run:

2. Click the DSH whale in the left Activity Bar or the right Secondary Side Bar. 3. Done. The extension starts (or reuses) dsh web, signs the panel in, and shows DSH next to your code. No terminal, no browser tab, no manual login for a service it started itself.

Prerequisite: install the dsh CLI from DeepSeek Harness and put it on your PATH — or install DSH Desktop on Windows. If dsh is missing, the extension shows a hint; DSH: Show Logs prints the detected path, source and version.

Other ways to install (VSIX / from source)

VSIX package: download the latest dsh-vscode.vsix from Releases, then in VS Code run Extensions: Install from VSIX... and reload the window.

From source: