DeepSeek Harness plugin

dsh-plugin-workspace-multi

Add multiple project folders to one DeepSeek Harness workspace

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Repository
Skylarking/dsh-plugin-workspace-multi
Latest update
Aug 20, 2026
Category
Tools & Capabilities
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Upstream dsh.bundle evidence
Evidence path
package.json#dsh.bundle
Checked against
0.1.0-rc.8
Upstream check date
2026-08-20

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GitHub: https://github.com/Skylarking/dsh-plugin-workspace-multi
Plugin: dsh-plugin-workspace-multi
Author: Skylarking

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Multi Workspace

Adds multiple project folders to one workspace. The first selected folder remains the immutable native workspace root; the plugin records every source folder and the selected primary project for model context.

The plugin owns only its additional-folder mapping. Uninstalling it leaves the native workspace and all project files unchanged, while removing the multi-folder UI and model context.

Use

Open Add workspace, choose Add workspace..., then use the Create project dialog to select a native root and any additional source folders. The optional project name becomes the workspace display title. Hover or focus a non-primary folder row to make it the primary project folder before creation.

Open a workspace row's ellipsis menu and choose Edit project to rename it, add or remove source folders, select the primary project folder, or remove the local workspace registration. The primary action appears when a non-primary folder row is hovered or focused. The native workspace root remains in the source-folder set because existing sessions are anchored to that path.

Saving a mapping never creates, removes, or modifies files in any selected folder. Removing the last additional folder leaves the workspace as a normal one-folder workspace.

Composition

The bundle disables the adaptive directory-picker pair, mounts its native Host provider, and supplies the directory-flow UI itself. This preserves the operating-system folder chooser without composing the built-in single-folder UI into the same single-occupant slots.

The client package must export ./package.json: the Host client-module registry resolves that subpath to discover dsh.client metadata and serve lib/client.js.

The mapping deletion RPC is named delete; remove is reserved by the Client Remote namespace service lifecycle and cannot be mounted as a Remote method.

The workspace row menu does not currently publish a menu-item slot. The plugin therefore attaches its edit action to the Host menu through the row and menu ARIA roles, preserving the Host-owned rename and delete actions without modifying ui-workspace.