dsh-clipfile
Attach files and folders in the DSH composer: clipboard paste, native file/folder picker, @-mention path search; folders are converted to paged Markdown for the agent to read page by page
安装
$
npx -p @deepseek-ai/dsh dsh plugin --profile web add github:whyzsm/dsh-clipfile说明文档
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Attach files and folders in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) Web composer.
What it does
- Clipboard paste (⌘V) — copy files/folders in Finder, paste into the composer. Detected via
osascriptfurl, no upload needed. - Native picker (＋ button) — a folder-styled button next to the composer opens the macOS file/folder chooser (multi-select).
- @-mention path completion — type
@+ keyword in the composer to fuzzy-search paths (mdfind-backed). - Paged Markdown conversion — pasted folders are converted in place (zero-dependency Node, python fallback) into
INDEX.md + pages/*.md(summary index first), so the agent reads large folders page by page instead of dumping everything. - Removable chips — every attachment is a chip under the composer;
✕removes it (and its path token in the draft), click reveals it in Finder. Chips are scoped to their conversation: switching dialogs shows only that dialog's attachments, and sending the message clears them.
Attachments are zero-copy: the converter reads the original path read-only and writes only the paged Markdown pack under .dsh-clipfiles/md/.
Install
dsh plugin --profile web add whyzsm/dsh-clipfile
macOS only (uses osascript / NSOpenPanel / python3 at /opt/homebrew/bin/python3).
License
MIT