@cerbur/clutch-dsh-worktree
为 DSH Web UI 添加 Worktree 视图，按 Git 工作树对会话进行分组，同时保持 DSH 作为唯一可信来源。
插件会安装到这里；不确定时保持 web。
npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add @cerbur/clutch-dsh-worktree@0.1.13Clutch Dsh Worktree 以 @cerbur/clutch-dsh-worktree 发布，当前版本为 0.1.13。Plugin Hub 会校验它的 manifest，并保存精确安装来源，便于复现安装结果。
@cerbur/clutch-dsh-worktree adds a Git Worktree view to the DSH Web UI. It groups
Sessions as Workspace → Worktree → Session while keeping DSH as the source of truth for
Workspace identity, Session metadata, native lists, messages, and conversation history.
The plugin stores Worktree relationships, acquisition facts, and shared Worktree instructions in its own sidecar. Managed Worktrees also expose a read-only Git & Changes dashboard where users can choose a local branch baseline; the plugin does not copy transcripts or rewrite DSH Sessions.
Preview: Worktree Dashboard is an early, plugin-only MVP preview. Worktree navigation, lifecycle actions, Session actions, instructions, and the managed Worktree Git & Changes view are connected. Derived Worktrees, Settings, and other unfinished actions remain marked Coming soon.
With an installed DSH CLI:
dsh plugin --profile web add @cerbur/clutch-dsh-worktree
dsh web
When using a DeepSeek Harness source checkout without a standalone dsh command, use the
equivalent pnpm dsh form.
Build this package, build the DSH source checkout, and add the package by absolute path:
cd /absolute/path/to/clutch-dsh
pnpm install
pnpm --filter @cerbur/clutch-dsh-worktree build
cd /absolute/path/to/deepseek-harness
pnpm install
pnpm run build
pnpm dsh plugin --profile web add /absolute/path/to/clutch-dsh/packages/clutch-dsh-worktree
pnpm dsh web
The DSH Web profile must be able to start before this plugin is added. Re-run the absolute-path
install command after changing package.json or cordis.patch.yml.
The package also supports the source dependency form used by the DSH plugin market:
dsh plugin --profile web add "github:Cerbur/clutch-dsh#path:/packages/clutch-dsh-worktree"
This form builds the package during installation. For pnpm build-script authorization and local development details, see docs/DEVELOPMENT.md.
| Feature | Preview | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Worktree navigation | DSH Worktree navigation with Workspace, Main, Worktree, and Session rows | Adds a Worktree mode to the Sidebar. Browse each Workspace through Local/Main and Git Worktree rows, then open the Sessions bound to each row. |
| Create and import Worktrees | Worktree create and import dialog | Create a Worktree from a local branch, or register an existing branch-attached Worktree in place. Import does not move, copy, or edit the existing directory. |
| Worktree Dashboard | Worktree Dashboard preview with Sessions and Worktree actions | The preview Dashboard shows Worktree identity, path, Sessions, instructions, connected actions, and the read-only Git & Changes view for eligible managed Worktrees. Derived Worktrees, Settings, and other unfinished cards remain Coming soon. |
Git must have a usable repository, local branch, and initial commit. If setup is incomplete, DSH shows the relevant readiness message and copyable setup guidance.
+ action, and switch to Import.The first version lists only ready, branch-attached, non-root Git Worktrees that are not already managed by the plugin. Detached, bare, prunable, missing, and invalid entries are omitted. Imported Worktrees can still use Git & Changes after you choose a local baseline branch.
If DSH creates a Session but binding fails, the Session is kept. The Worktree view exposes retry or open recovery actions; the plugin does not delete or rewrite the DSH Session.
Open Dashboard from a Local/Main or Worktree row menu, its hover action, or the Dashboard icon beside the native Session-header actions. The Dashboard is a peer page to the native Session content: it occupies the center area beside the Sidebar while leaving an already-open right sidebar visible for a session-bound target. When the target Worktree has Sessions, opening its Dashboard waits for an initial pending Session list to become ready, then keeps the current Session if it belongs to that Worktree; otherwise it switches to the retained head Session so both views stay aligned. A ready empty Session list opens a page-level Dashboard without changing the current Session, collapses any currently open native right sidebar because there is no target Session, and does not create a Session automatically. The Dashboard header keeps the native right-sidebar button available whenever a current Session can host it and the sidebar is collapsed; once opened, the button is hidden following native behavior.
Use Back to session, Escape, a Sidebar Session, or Worktree mode exit to close it. For a Worktree with no Sessions, the top-right action becomes New Session and starts one in that Worktree. The connected MVP surface can show Overview and Sessions, create a Session or Worktree, archive a Worktree, edit instructions, copy a path, open the recorded directory in VS Code, and inspect Git & Changes. Derived Worktrees, Settings, and other marked quick actions remain placeholders. VS Code must be installed on the browser's machine and able to access the recorded path; the link does not verify launch success.
Open the Git & Changes tab from a managed Worktree Dashboard. For a managed Worktree with a
persisted baseBranch that differs from the current branch, or with a captured acquisition commit that
supplies the implicit baseline, the Overview performs one compact, on-demand Git status read through the
existing /api Connection. It shows ahead/behind commit counts plus separate
committed (baseline-to-HEAD) and uncommitted (live working-tree) line totals; this is an ephemeral
projection, not a watcher or a Worktree-record field. Main,
unavailable, or baseline-unselected views honestly remain Not connected. Opening Overview does not
load the branch list; the first Git tab activation loads local branches and, once a baseline is resolved,
commit history. To replace that baseline, click the pencil icon beside the Base fact to open the branch
picker: its search field sits permanently above a bounded branch list that shows roughly seven rows and
scrolls internally, so the dialog keeps one size while you filter. Choose any local branch except the
current Worktree branch and save.
The save replaces the persisted baseBranch in the plugin sidecar; the saved value becomes the default for
the Git selector. Once the Git tab is open, changing its selector remains a transient view choice and reloads
history, changed files, and diffs without another Worktree-record write. If no usable saved baseline exists
(absent or equal to the current Worktree branch), the Git tab and the Overview read against the Worktree's
immutable captured acquisition commit and show that resolved commit as the Base fact; only a Worktree with
neither a usable saved baseline nor a captured commit stays baseline-unselected and prompts you to choose
one. When the selected branch has diverged, Git resolves the two heads' common ancestor. The
Git & Changes view reports Worktree commits after that ancestor as +N ahead and base-branch commits after it
as -N behind; history and file reads remain available. If the two heads have no common ancestor, the
committed summary falls back to the full tree diff between the base branch tip and Worktree HEAD, while
history uses the Worktree commits not reachable from that base tip.
With a valid baseline loaded, the Git & Changes tab initially selects Baseline summary rather than the
first commit; changing the baseline branch also returns to that summary. Choose a commit or Uncommitted
changes when you need a narrower target.
The selected local branch is resolved again for each read. The browser can choose only a plain local branch
name, not a raw commit SHA or arbitrary Git ref: a full ref path, tag, or remote-tracking ref is rejected
outright, while a selected branch that no longer exists shows the honest unavailable state instead of a
generic Git failure. baseCommit is immutable acquisition metadata, is never user-selectable directly, and
is the implicit baseline whenever no saved branch baseline is usable; creation recovery never overwrites
it. When the Worktree has staged, unstaged, or untracked
files, the list prepends an Uncommitted changes entry; selecting it compares the live working tree with
HEAD and uses the same changed-file and diff views.
The Baseline summary is a separate target that shows the net committed tree diff from the resolved
common ancestor to the request's captured HEAD (or the two branch tips when no common ancestor exists);
it excludes working-tree changes by default. Turn on Include working tree to replace that target with
one net diff from the same comparison boundary to the current working tree, including committed, staged,
unstaged, untracked, deleted, and renamed changes. This is a
fresh on-demand projection rather than a concatenation of two diffs. Clicking a commit shows that
commit's own diff. Turn on Multi-select commits in the commits header to pick several committed rows
and view the exact union of their first-parent deltas; the switch is off by default, and turning it off
collapses the selection back to the focused commit. The changed-file list
records the contributing commits, and each selected commit is rendered as its own diff segment; this is
not an implicit range and does not include unselected commits. The changed-files column header shows the
aggregate green +N and red -N totals for the current target, including the Baseline summary, selected
commits, or Uncommitted changes; binary-only totals show Unknown. The working-tree entry remains mutually
exclusive with committed multi-selection. The Open in Sidebar action in the summary diff toolbar
reveals the current file in the native right sidebar using the current Session, only when that Session
belongs to the Dashboard Worktree. An empty Worktree
or an unrelated current Session cannot open a file through this action.
The history is capped at 200 commits and marks longer histories as truncated. A changed-file list larger
than the Git adapter's output bound reports an explicit truncated state instead of a generic error.
Commit details use
first-parent comparisons; root commits compare against the empty tree; rename and copy rows retain
both paths; binary or oversized diffs show an explicit display-safe state. Changed-file rows show text
line counts as green +N additions and red -N deletions; binary files omit those counts. File names use
green for additions, red for deletions, and blue for other changes, and each row's title and accessible
label spells the status out. Folder icons indicate whether each folder is
expanded or collapsed. The Uncommitted changes entry is an on-demand snapshot, is not persisted, and is not a
Git watcher; refresh it to see later edits.
Git & Changes uses a viewport-bounded, fixed-size surface. Wide layouts show two columns: commits and changed files stack in the narrower left column around a draggable divider, while the diff keeps the full height on the right. Narrow layouts keep two rows: commits and changed files side by side on the first row, with the summary diff underneath. Both dividers stay draggable in either layout — the vertical one trades width between the columns, or between commits and changed files inside the first row, and the horizontal one trades height between the commits and changed-file panes, or between the first row and the diff. Drag a divider, or focus it and press the arrow keys, to move it, and double-click it to restore the default split. Long commit and changed-file lists scroll inside their panes instead of expanding the Dashboard. The changed-file pane also scrolls horizontally when paths are wider than the pane, keeping file and folder names untruncated. Changed files are grouped by folders; folders start expanded and can be opened or collapsed independently. Diff content also scrolls inside its bounded pane, while the read-only selection and refresh behavior remains unchanged.
The view is read-only and does not provide commit or staging controls. The plugin validates committed
entries against the selected branch-to-HEAD projection and re-reads working-tree paths against a fresh
status projection, so these endpoints are not generic Git object or file readers. Refresh keeps ready
content visible while replacement data loads, and late responses for an older commit or file selection
are ignored.
In the Dashboard, use Edit on the instructions card to save or clear shared guidance, up to
32,000 UTF-16 code units. For an active binding, the next model request receives the text as a
separate <system-reminder> context entry through DSH's pre-step hook.
Instructions stay in the plugin's own data. They are not written to the project directory or an
AGENTS.md file. Clearing, detaching, archiving, cleaning, or forgetting a Worktree stops future
injection; unchanged instruction text is not repeatedly added while its message remains visible.
git worktree remove. The plugin does not check whether Sessions or subagents are
still using the directory; stop those tasks before confirming. Successful cleanup detaches the
bindings while keeping the recorded history until it is forgotten.| Component | Requirement |
|---|---|
| DSH Client | >=0.1.5-rc.1, including the Session and Workspace Controllers and Client Store |
| DSH Host | >=0.1.5-rc.1, including the Typert Gateway /api connection and subprocess capability |
| Git | >=2.20.0, installed and available on PATH |
| Node.js | >=20.0.0 for the DSH host runtime |
baseBranch; users can replace it with a local branch other
than the current Worktree branch, and the saved value becomes the Git-tab selector default. The
immutable acquisition baseCommit remains separate and is not rewritten by that edit. The index is
kept in the DSH host plugin data directory, not in a project directory or DSH's raw data store. It
does not store Session content or a copy of the Workspace root.cwd is derived for each execution. No binding, Main, or detached binding uses the
Workspace root; an active Worktree binding uses that Worktree path. The cwd is never persisted
into DSH Session metadata./api transport. The browser does
not execute Git, read sidecar files or .git, or expose working-tree mutation controls. File
diffs disable external diff and text conversion and are bounded for safe display.Worktree mode follows DSH's current interface language. The entry point, tree, menus, dialogs, statuses, Dashboard labels, and retry messages are localized in English and Chinese. Workspace names, Session titles, branch names, paths, and raw DSH or Git errors keep their original values.
For architecture, local DSH integration, testing, and contribution details, see:
The focused package commands are:
pnpm --filter @cerbur/clutch-dsh-worktree typecheck
pnpm --filter @cerbur/clutch-dsh-worktree build
pnpm --filter @cerbur/clutch-dsh-worktree test
The bilingual README structure is checked with:
node --test test/readme-parity.test.mjs
With the DSH CLI:
dsh plugin --profile web remove @cerbur/clutch-dsh-worktree
From a DeepSeek Harness checkout, use pnpm dsh plugin --profile web remove with the same package
name.
StateDot from their complete eligible membership (after native blank/archive filtering): waiting
approval (and other pending-interaction warnings) takes priority over running, and running
takes priority over completed. Idle Sessions do not contribute a group dot; Worktree health
remains a separate leading indicator. Visual Session ordering initially follows the newest updatedAt values and
remains browser-local; Main remains fixed first, Worktree drag updates only this local order projection,
and Main drag updates native Workspace order only after DSH accepts it.worktree-full-access preset after an explicit
confirmation. It combines DSH danger-full-access with ask, keeps approval prompts enabled,
and does not change network or process policy. If unavailable, the plugin falls back to
workspace-write + ask when possible or reports an unverified, retryable state. It cannot
exceed the sandbox imposed by the host running DSH.PATH. A missing Git executable shows install guidance
and no command block; the plugin does not run setup or installation commands.