dsh-workspace-lastused
Keeps the workspace you just used at the top of the DeepSeek Harness sidebar, and keeps that order across restarts.
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What it does
DSH stores the sidebar workspace order in a durable registry. This plugin listens to the host's api-session/activity event — fired whenever a user message advances a Session's list activity — finds the workspace that owns that Session, and moves it before the current first workspace with workspaceRegistry.insertBefore.
Because the order is durable, the workspace stays first after a restart. No UI is touched: no DOM, no slot replacement, so a sidebar redesign is unlikely to break it.
Behavior
- Debounced 2 seconds: a burst of messages reorders once.
- A workspace already first is left alone (no disk write).
- Only user-authored messages count. Merely opening a workspace without sending anything does not reorder it.
- Pinned Sessions keep their own pinned area; this plugin only changes workspace order.
Log
Every real reorder appends one line to $DSH_HOME/workspace-lastused.log (falls back to ~/.dsh/workspace-lastused.log), trimmed to the last 200 lines. Useful to confirm what moved and why.
2026-10-19T03:20:11.402Z promoted "001" above "scratch"
Install
dsh plugin --profile <name> add github:DangDangDeng/dsh-workspace-lastused
In DSH Desktop the desktop profile is app-managed, so use Plugins → Add plugin with github:DangDangDeng/dsh-workspace-lastused.
For development, point the installer at a local checkout instead:
dsh plugin --profile <name> add <absolute path to this directory>
Limitations
- Order changes only when a message is sent, not when a workspace is merely opened.
- If two workspaces are used within the same 2-second window, only the later Session is promoted.
- It is a personal preference plugin; it exposes no model tools.
License
MIT
