Rosynb666/dsh-whale-catch

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-whale-catch

What it does

A "fish basket" in the DSH right sidebar: without manual registration, the files produced or modified during a session swim in on their own; you can then preview them, pack them into a zip, and archive with one click.

Features

• Automatically aggregates files produced or modified in the current session; no manual registration
• Even docx and pdf files written by scripts running in bash are collected — such files count neither as "file tool changes" nor appear on any output card
• Supports preview, zip packaging, and one-click archiving
• Solves the "the file is generated and then can't be found" problem: the kernel's artifact cards appear only in the current turn, and a few screens further down they scatter
• The panel renders with real components, and its colors follow your theme

Good fit for

• Multiple files are produced in one session and you want to collect them together
• You often generate documents in the terminal and need to find them afterwards
• You want to package the output of one task and send it to someone

Advice

• Open the fish basket before the session ends to confirm the list, then package, so no files are missed
• Treat it as an archiving entry point, not as version control
• For long-term projects, still write artifacts to a fixed directory rather than relying on it as a fallback

Cautions

• It collects based on file changes within the session; writes that bypass the workspace may be missed
• Automatic aggregation means it can see all of your output files; judge the privacy boundary yourself
• The packaged zip contains no version history; overwritten older versions cannot be recovered