DDSH Slack UI

DEEPSEEK HARNESS · OPEN SOURCE

Keep every DSH task
in its own thread.

Start a task in the list. Continue it in a thread. Find your work again with session titles, assistant summaries, and TODO progress.

Community plugin · MIT · Tested on DSH 0.2.2-rc.1

Real DSH + official DeepSeek APIOne session. The full conversation.See how sessions work →
Real DSH UI with session history, the launch conversation, and 2/3 TODO progress

Captured on GPT Work Linux. The complete recording preserves actual model waits.

FROM TASK TO RESULT

Start something new. Or pick it up.

01

New message, new session

Each message in the Chats composer starts an independent DSH session. Separate tasks keep separate histories.

02

Reply inside the thread

Select the task and reply in its Thread composer. The same session keeps earlier conversation and tool context.

03

Keep progress in view

The session entry shows the assistant summary and real TODO count. Expand the native checklist for details.

BUILT AROUND NATIVE DSH

Your tools and TODOs
stay in the conversation.

The plugin reuses the native DSH message renderer, tool calls, and composer. The host persists sessions so you can continue after a reload.

Choose Native DSH to open Settings and Plugins. Return to the threaded interface with your unsent draft preserved.

Read the workflow guide

SEE IT BEFORE YOU INSTALL

Real requests. Real sessions.

Each language recording has six official API response records. The 8-second clip shows navigation. The full recording shows session creation and updates.

Open recordings and evidence

Which DSH Slack is this?

This is liush2yuxjtu/dsh-slack, the Slack-style session UI for DSH. It does not connect to Slack or require a Slack account. Shared channels, mention-only execution, and cross-session channel memory are outside this version.