dsh-skill-panel

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DeepSeek Harness plugin: a skill trigger in the sidebar foot that opens a dialog (same form and feel as the built-in Settings dialog) listing the current session's loaded skills, each with an "open local folder" jump to its directory on disk.

• Zero configuration — dsh plugin add wires the plugin row automatically via the bundled dsh.bundle.patch; no cordis.patch.yml edits.
• No custom RPC — the catalog rides the platform's skill.list RPC and folder jumps ride host.openPath. The directoryPath field is an optional host enhancement: on hosts that do not expose it, rows simply render without the folder button (the dialog still lists every skill).
• Auto-refresh — the host's skills/change event (plus a 30s poll fallback for older cores) keeps an open dialog in sync when skills are added, removed, or edited on disk — no reopening, no manual refresh.
• Bilingual — simplified Chinese and English UI copy follows the web UI's locale.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add github:<user>/dsh-skill-panel

Then restart dsh web. A skill icon appears at the bottom of the left sidebar (beside Settings). Click it to open the skills dialog; hover a skill row to reveal its folder button.

Usage

• The dialog shows the current session's skill catalog (name, routing description, and a user-only badge where applicable), re-fetched per-session and cached alongside the composer's / skill menu.
• Click the folder icon on a row to open that skill's local directory with the Host's default application (e.g. Explorer / Finder).

Screenshots

The skill trigger sits at the bottom of the left sidebar, beside Settings:

Clicking it opens the loaded-skills dialog:

Hovering a skill row reveals the folder button that opens that skill's local directory:

Development

npm install        # esbuild only
npm run build      # bundles src/client.jsx -> lib/client.js (also runs via prepare on install)

The client bundle is a single CJS file; @deepseek-ai/* and react-family modules stay external because the dsh shell provides them as platform-static modules. Commit lib/client.js — git-hosted installs consume the built artifact directly.

License

MIT