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dsh-side-session

A DSH Web plugin that opens disposable side conversations forked from the main session.

UI & ProductivityTerminal & TUIDeveloper ToolsSecurity & PolicyRemote Execution

0GitHub Stars1ForksUpdated2026-08-19

Install

$ dsh plugin --profile web add /path/to/dsh-side-session

Plugin Overview & Capabilities

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dsh-side-session adds a Claude Code /btw-style temporary side panel to DeepSeek Harness. It seeds a child session from completed main-session history, supplements it with recent in-memory activity, and destroys the child session and its persisted record when closed.

Key Capabilities

Adds a “Side Session” action to DSH Web session headers.
Opens a floating temporary side-session panel immediately; child-session creation is deferred until the first message.
Forks completed main-session history as reference context and records a seed boundary.
Adds recent submitted user messages, assistant messages, and tool calls from the active main-session turn as supplemental context.
Uses the parent agent preset and inherits cwd, provider/model routing, sandbox mode, and approval policy.
Injects boundary instructions identifying the conversation as temporary and directing the agent not to interfere with the main session.
Keeps side sessions out of the normal session list.
Supports creating, prompting, canceling, closing, listing, and checking side-session status through host-side webServer routes.
Destroys the child agent and deletes its persisted files when the panel is closed.

Useful For

Explore a tangential question without interrupting a long-running main conversation.
Ask about the current main-session activity while retaining completed history as reference.
Perform non-destructive investigation with the same tools, skills, permissions, and working directory as the parent session.
Keep short-lived auxiliary conversations out of the regular session list.

Who It Fits

DeepSeek Harness Web users
Developers working in long-running DSH sessions
Users seeking Claude Code /btw-style side conversations

Documented Limitations

Designed for the DSH Web profile and requires restarting dsh web after installation.
A side session is temporary: closing it destroys the agent and deletes persisted records, so it cannot be reopened.
The child agent is created only when the first side-session message is sent.
Completed history is used as the fork seed; recent activity after that boundary is supplied as injected context rather than as an event-level fork.
The plugin declares peer dependencies on specific DSH release-candidate package versions.

DSH Compatibility

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Not tested yetNo runtime compatibility tests have been published yet.

Security Signals

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Dependency Counts

package.json declares 0 runtime, 0 development, 3 peer, and 0 optional dependencies.

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Dsh Bundle Declared

package.json declares DSH bundle metadata.

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License Declared

GitHub reports the repository license as MIT.

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Package Manifest Available

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Repository Archived

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Source Available

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Source & Registry Notes

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Source repository: Diluka/dsh-side-session
Registry source: GitHub · dsh-plugin topic
Registry classification: Plugin
Source checked: 483ef70 · 2026-08-20

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