ccch1mneyyy/dsh-TUI

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add @deepseek-harness-tui/dsh-tui

What it does

Turns DSH into a full-screen terminal interface with a style close to Claude Code. Suitable for people who are used to working in the terminal and do not want to open a browser.

Features

• Pixel whale top bar, real-time work status line, and streaming expansion of the thinking process
• Double-click Esc for "time travel"; the context progress bar and TPS (tokens per second) gauge are always visible
• Ctrl+Q collapses to-do items; when idle, completed goals are automatically hidden, while the side panel still retains history
• Diff cards have improved layout: when only one side has additions/deletions, the full line width is given, with no blank comparison column left
• Does not modify the DSH core and only consumes public exports; no patches are left after uninstalling

Good fit for

• Writes code in the terminal for long periods and does not want to open another window for AI
• Wants to see real-time token speed and context usage
• Likes a geeky interface

Advice

• After installation, just start it with `dsh`; it will be recognized as a terminal interface
• Try Ctrl+Q and double-click Esc first; these are the biggest differences from an ordinary terminal
• It promises a clean uninstall, so you can try it with confidence; uninstall it if you are not satisfied

Cautions

• Security red line: it can read credentials and access the network
• The project is being refactored from a "mounted plugin" into a "standalone application"; behavior may vary considerably between versions at this stage
• The terminal interface has limited support for mouse operations, so people used to clicking buttons will find it uncomfortable

Security red lines

• reads credentials/secrets AND has network access