中文简介：给 DSH 用的快捷键插件。在任意界面（包括新会话页）按一下就能拉取当前工作区的代码，也可以自己添加任意 shell 命令并绑定快捷键；输入框左边还有一个可点击的入口，点开就是分组动作菜单。快捷键和自定义命令都在设置里维护，存在浏览器本地。

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Why

DSH is keyboard-driven, but running something against the current workspace — git pull, a build, a deploy script — means leaving the conversation. This plugin puts those operations behind a keystroke:

• the listener is installed once and works on the blank New Session page and inside a conversation;
• "current workspace" is resolved from the session you are looking at, not from a guess;
• the directory is validated on the Host before anything runs;
• everything the UI needs to change (shortcuts, custom commands) lives in the browser, so a tweak never restarts the Host.

Features

• Global shortcuts. A capture-phase keydown listener runs while the caret sits in the composer: plain typing stays with the field, while any Mod / Ctrl / Alt combination is treated as a command.
• Default binding ⌘⇧P (Ctrl+Shift+P elsewhere) → git pull --ff-only in the current workspace, result in a transient notice. It follows the git-GUI "pull" convention and avoids the browser-reserved ⌘T / ⌘⇧T / ⌘W.
• Clickable entry point. A keycap button in the composer tool row opens the same grouped actions — one click instead of a keypress — and shows which directory the run will use.
• Grouped settings page (Settings → Quick actions): Git, Session & layout, and your own Custom commands group, each row with a recordable shortcut chip, reset, edit and delete.
• Custom commands. Add a name plus a shell line; it is immediately available in the menu and can be bound to any combination. Runs through a login shell, so nvm / Homebrew / pyenv PATH entries are available.
• Global, not per-session settings. One preference: a fallback directory used only when no current workspace can be identified.
• Self-diagnosing. The settings page shows the last key the page actually received (plus key / code / modifier flags), so a combination swallowed by the OS or browser is obvious instead of looking like a broken plugin.
• Calm notices. Success dismisses itself after 6 s (3.2 s without output), failures stay 12 s, hovering pauses the countdown so the output can be selected.
• Bilingual UI (English / 简体中文), following the Harness locale.

Requirements

• DeepSeek Harness with the Web UI (dsh web, the Desktop app, or any profile that mounts @deepseek-ai/dsh-web-app).
• Tested against DSH 0.2.2-rc.1 (the client slot ids and service shapes used here are stable across 0.2.x).

Install

git clone https://github.com/Sunshow/dsh-quick-actions.git

Then install the directory as a bundle in the current profile — in a DSH session:

plugin_manager action=install_bundle target=/absolute/path/to/dsh-quick-actions

Or from a shell with the profile's dsh on PATH: install through DSH's own bundle manager (the Local bundle page in Settings → Plugins), pointing at the same directory. A directory install is a link: git pull updates the code without reinstalling.

After installing, refresh the page once (the Client half is loaded at boot) and press ⌘⇧P.

Usage

Where	What
Any screen	Press a bound shortcut, e.g. ⌘⇧P
Composer tool row	Click the keycap button → grouped action menu
Settings → Quick actions	Record, reset, add or edit actions

Recording a shortcut: click the chip, press the combination (Esc cancels, Backspace clears). A combination already used by another action is taken over and the previous owner is unbound with a notice.

Custom commands

Open Settings → Quick actions → Custom commands → + Add a custom command:

Name      Update dependencies
Command   npm install && npm run build

Save, then click its chip to bind a combination. The item appears in the action menu immediately. Commands run in the current workspace directory through $SHELL -lc (PowerShell on Windows) with a 120 s timeout; output is shown in the notice.

Built-in actions

Action	Default	What it runs
Pull latest code	⌘⇧P / Ctrl+Shift+P	git pull --ff-only
Fetch remote updates	—	git fetch --all --prune
New session	—	Client-side
Toggle sidebar	—	Client-side

How it works

File	Role
index.js	Host half: action catalog, /api/quick-actions/catalog, /api/quick-actions/run, directory guard, git + custom-command execution
client.js	Browser half: keydown listener, composer button + menu, settings page, key probe, notice
cordis.patch.yml	Inserts the quick-actions Host row
locale/*.json, icon.svg	Plugin Manager metadata

The two halves talk over ctx.webServer.register({ kind: 'exact' }) routes rather than a package RPC: the host.call builtin is only available to dynamically defined Cordis packages, not to installed bundles.

Directory resolution — on-screen session's workspace (sessions.list → workspace sessionIds → path) → that session's cwd → the configured fallback directory → the last workspace this browser resolved → the DSH default directory.

Extending

Groups and built-in actions are data in index.js:

const GROUPS = [
  { id: 'git', order: 10, title: { zh: 'Git', en: 'Git' } },
  // …
]

const ACTION_DEFINITIONS = [
  {
    id: 'git.status', group: 'git', order: 30, target: 'host',
    title: { zh: '查看状态', en: 'Status' },
    hint: { zh: '执行 git status --short', en: 'Runs git status --short' },
    commandLabel: 'git status --short',
    defaultShortcut: { mac: '', other: '' },
    command: { bin: 'git', args: ['status', '--short'], timeoutMs: 30000 },
  },
]

• target: 'host' runs a fixed command on the Host; target: 'client' is handled by runClientAction in client.js (it can use any Client service, e.g. ctx.get('layout')).
• Both the settings page and the action menu render from the same catalog, so a new action appears in both.
• User-defined actions need no code at all — they are stored in localStorage and merged into the catalog as target: 'custom'.

Security

• Every action runs only inside a registered workspace directory; a request aimed anywhere else is refused.
• Routes check the HTTP method and reject cross-origin requests; request bodies are size-capped.
• Built-in actions are a fixed command table. Custom commands are validated for shape and length before reaching a login shell — they run with your user's privileges, so only add commands you trust.
• Bindings and custom commands never leave the browser (localStorage).

Development

A directory install is a link, so the loop is short:

# Host change (index.js): reload the row
plugin_manager action=set_plugin target=include:quick-actions enabled=false
plugin_manager action=set_plugin target=include:quick-actions enabled=true

# Client change (client.js): refresh the page

node --check index.js client.js before shipping.

License

MIT © Sunshow

Not affiliated with DeepSeek. DeepSeek Harness is a DeepSeek product; this is a community plugin.