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Branchline — DSH Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
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Branchline

Fresh, isolated worktrees for DeepSeek Harness, with a Windows launcher and review-only task board.

The plugin will be installed here. Keep web if you are unsure.

npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add github:ryanportfolio/dsh-branchline#f0bc2cfac5c508c3425062aae899a7f2aa78497e
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Compatibility and provenance

Branchline is published as dsh-branchline and currently resolves to version 0.3.0. The Hub verifies its manifest and preserves the exact installation source for reproducible installs.

DSH compatibility
*
Runtime surfaces
web
Release source
github
Registry updated
8/24/2026

Versions

0.3.0stable
8/24/2026
0.2.0stable
8/23/2026

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License
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Source
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Last push
9/20/2026
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README

DSH Branchline routes the current remote default branch into isolated DSH tasks while the primary checkout stays untouched.

DSH Branchline gives DeepSeek Harness a clean start for every task: fetch the remote default branch, pin its exact commit, then open an isolated worktree as a native DSH Workspace and Session.

Install

git clone https://github.com/ryanportfolio/dsh-branchline.git
cd dsh-branchline
.\setup.ps1
.\Start-Branchline.cmd

Requires Windows, Git 2.38+, Node 22.19+, and DeepSeek Harness 0.1.x. The plugin itself remains portable; the bundled control-panel launcher targets Windows PowerShell 5.1 and PowerShell 7.

Why Branchline exists

DSH normally starts in the repository folder you select. A dirty or stale checkout is a poor base for a new coding task, so Branchline fetches origin/HEAD, pins its exact commit, and opens a separate linked worktree.

The unofficial dsh-worktree creates worktrees from local branches. Branchline also needed durable task state, validation, review, and recovery. Its task-board foundation derives from Palaiologos1453's MIT-licensed Worktree Studio; the launcher and fresh-origin workflow were built for Branchline.

Fetch the remote default, create an isolated checkout, open a native DSH session, and keep the branch for review.
01. Fresh remote base. Fetch origin, resolve origin/HEAD, and pin its exact commit. 02. Isolated checkout. Create a dsh/* branch and linked worktree without changing the primary checkout.
03. Native DSH session. Register the new path as a DSH Workspace and open a Session there. 04. Review-only finish. Keep the task branch intact for review, push, or pull request.

Use

  1. Start the launcher and choose any local Git repository.
  2. Open Worktree tasks in the DSH sidebar.
  3. Create a task with Base ref empty — or switch the source to GitHub and pick one of your gh repositories (or paste owner/name or a URL); Branchline clones it when absent, reuses the local checkout when present.
  4. In any session whose workspace is a repository, the composer's worktree button repeats the fresh-origin task in one click.
  5. Work in the new DSH Session. Your primary checkout stays on its current branch with its current files.
  6. Review the task, then push its dsh/* branch or open a pull request through your normal Git workflow.

Verified surface

33 tests across 5 files · 1 runtime dependency · PowerShell 5.1 and 7 launcher self-tests · local delivery disabled by default

Docs

  • Usage and configuration
  • Architecture and safety model
  • Security policy
  • Contributing
  • Changelog

Licence and credit

MIT. See NOTICE for the exact upstream-derived boundary and retained credit.