dsh-worktree-flow

Worktree Flow

DeepSeek Harness 的多仓库功能 worktree 编排：创建分组的 git worktree，并将功能根目录注册为 DSH 工作区，以便每个会话在创建时都能选择它。

目标 Profile

插件会安装到这里；不确定时保持 web。

npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add github:TY-ang/dsh-worktree-flow#046756d8712ddfefccfdc5e504854d4745bc41a7

兼容性与来源证明

Worktree Flow 以 dsh-worktree-flow 发布，当前版本为 0.1.5。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。

DSH 兼容范围: *
运行环境: web
发布来源: github
Registry 更新时间: 2026/9/1

版本

0.1.5stable

2026/9/1

0.1.3stable

2026/9/1

0.1.2stable

2026/8/20

README

dsh-worktree-flow

English | 中文

A multi-repo feature workspace plugin for DSH (DeepSeek Harness): one feature/version = one directory holding a git worktree per component repository, all on one shared feature branch — and the feature root is registered as a DSH workspace, so you pick it in the sidebar/new-session workspace picker and the session sandbox lands exactly on that feature scope.

The core concept is the set: bind several repositories together under a name, stored centrally ($DSH_HOME/worktree-flow/sets/<name>.json). No anchor repository, no config files inside any repo.

What it solves

Your workflow: one district per feature, writing frontend + backend + API in a single session. The pain: forget to declare directories/branches in the prompt and the agent writes in the wrong place.

Three layers make "wrong branch" physically impossible:

Sandbox: the session can only write inside the feature root — the main checkout and other features are physically out of reach;
Pre-created branches: every component worktree is checked out on the feature branch at creation time, so writes land on the right branch by default;
Identity note: when a session lives in a feature workspace, its first step auto-injects a one-shot layout/branch/constraint note — no path declarations needed in your prompts.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add github:TY-ang/dsh-worktree-flow
# pin a release:  dsh plugin --profile web add github:TY-ang/dsh-worktree-flow#v0.1.5
# the package declares dsh.bundle, so it joins the profile layer stack automatically

Restart dsh web afterwards.

This package is not published to the npm registry ("private": true stays in package.json) — install it from a local path or a git URL.

Usage

Primary entry: the Settings → Worktree Flow page

Two primary tabs only: 配置 (config) and 功能工作区 (feature workspaces)
Config: set list + editor. Create a set with「+ 新建仓库组」(the name becomes part of feature directory names and is immutable); initial content is prefilled once from the "new-set template". Then bind components: a collapsed row shows just "name → path"; expand to edit — pick a directory with「选择…」and it is probed immediately (is it a git repo? what is the base branch?); picking a non-git directory offers an inline「初始化 git 仓库」button. Saving runs inline validation (path exists / is a git repo / base branch resolvable / worktree root writable). An optional shared-docs source supports project-wide documents intentionally untracked by Git; every feature reads the same live source directory.
Environment Doctor: the config page and /worktree doctor [--set <name>] expose the same read-only diagnosis for process identity/integrity, Windows SID and directory Owner, Git ownership rejection, base refs, registry availability, shared-docs isolation, invalid manifests, and orphan directories. Doctor reports stable error codes and guidance but never repairs the environment.
自动发现 (auto-discover): anchored at a reference directory, scans its neighbouring git repositories for bulk binding (renameable component names, manual opt-in checkboxes, search + pagination); with nothing bound yet, pick a reference directory first.
新仓库组模板: a collapsed card at the bottom of the config tab editing $DSH_HOME/worktree-flow.json — read ONCE when a set is created (worktree root, default base branch, component vocabulary); never affects existing sets.
Feature workspaces: pick a set, then browse feature groups (branch / dirty / ahead-behind / unpushed / registration state / session count), archive and cleanup; only fully-configured sets (worktree root + all components bound) can be used for creation.
Project session instructions: each set can hold shared project guidance (for example, SQL conventions or directory rules). Every new session under any of its features reads the latest set value and injects it alongside that feature's own guidance; existing features do not need to be recreated after an edit.
Feature session instructions: the create wizard accepts branch/feature-specific guidance (for example, a branch-specific SQL directory). Afterwards it remains editable/clearable either from the feature card or from the 会话说明 area in the set/feature badge popover beside the conversation title, which also displays the project instructions. It is stored in a trusted per-feature record under $DSH_HOME, not in the workspace-writable manifest. Every new session created in that feature receives the latest value on the first step alongside the standard Worktree Flow identity note and current project instructions.
Live shared docs: feature sessions read the configured source directory directly, so source-side edits are immediately visible and no per-feature snapshot is created. Because ordinary workspace sandboxing cannot write outside the feature root, the plugin provides worktree_docs_write / worktree_docs_edit; these tools are limited to the current set's source, accept relative paths only, and reject traversal, symlink/junction ancestors, and overlap in either direction with a component Git repository or worktreeRoot.
Branch types: a collapsed card on the config tab editing the global vocabulary $DSH_HOME/worktree-flow/branch-types.json — built-in Bugfix/功能/Hotfix/发布 on first install, fully editable; the create wizard composes the full branch name from type + topic (or「自定义」for a verbatim name).
Worktree-root and component paths must be absolute; component paths support a leading ~.
On Windows, creation is rejected before preview or filesystem/Git/registry side effects when the DSH process is High/System rather than a confirmed normal user. Components are created with native git worktree add; afterwards Git must verify the expected top-level, branch, common Git directory, and a clean status before the feature can become ready or registered. If verification fails, rollback is limited to native git worktree remove for the exact worktree created by this attempt and still proven by the source repository. The plugin never writes git config --global, passes a safe.directory option, changes Owner/ACL, or switches Windows users. Run DSH, Codex, and the IDE under the same normal Windows account.
The same fail-closed identity gate protects every filesystem, Git, trusted-context, configuration, shared-docs, and workspace-registry mutation. Read-only list/status/validate/Doctor operations remain available for diagnosis under an unsafe identity.
The sidebar「新增工作区」flow offers「功能工作区」: pick the target set, and the creation wizard lists all of its components.

Commands (fallback, scriptable; the set is inferred from the session cwd by path matching, --set <name> overrides):

/worktree status [feature]
/worktree doctor [--set name]     # read-only; never repairs trust or ownership
/worktree create [name] --branch <full-branch> [--components a,b] [--base ref] [--set name] [--dry-run] [--register-components]
/worktree sync                    # adopt existing features + migrate .pi-era manifests + report orphans
/worktree open <feature>          # ensure registered, print the path
/worktree finish <feature> [--cleanup] [--force] [--keep-registered]
/worktree config show [--set name]

Lifecycle and the sidebar

create → registered (the sidebar shows set/feature)
finish (archive) → unlisted by default (only the registry record is removed — files/branches/session history stay; sessions fall back to Ungrouped)
need it back → /worktree open <feature> re-registers that feature (sync continues to skip archived features)
finish --cleanup → deletes worktree directories after a guarded double-confirm; uncommitted/unpushed content is listed and requires force

So the sidebar only ever shows active features.

Data files

Data	Location
Set config (one self-contained file per set)	`$DSH_HOME/worktree-flow/sets/<name>.json`
New-set template (prefill-only, read once)	`$DSH_HOME/worktree-flow.json`
Branch-type vocabulary (global, editable)	`$DSH_HOME/worktree-flow/branch-types.json`
Trusted per-feature session context	`$DSH_HOME/worktree-flow/contexts/<set>/<feature>.json`
Feature manifest	`<feature-root>/.dsh-worktree.json` (read-only fallback: `.pi-workspace.json`, migrated by sync)
Shared project docs	The configured `sharedDocsPath` source (shared by every feature)

Feature layout: <worktreeRoot>/<set>/<feature>/<component>.

Non-goals (by design)

No mid-session cwd switching (DSH session cwd is immutable — switching features = a new session under another workspace)
No automatic commit/push/merge/branch deletion
No changes to DSH's native "add workspace" flow
No task dispatch / dashboard
Non-git directories cannot be components — feature workspaces are built on git worktree; picking a non-git directory offers one-click git init

Development

npm test   # unit + real-git integration + plugin load + client bundle simulation

No build step: the client bundle is hand-written in the lazy-CJS handoff format (window.__ModuleLoader__.load), same as dsh-codex-oauth.

License

MIT

README

dsh-worktree-flow

English | 中文

The core concept is the set: bind several repositories together under a name, stored centrally ($DSH_HOME/worktree-flow/sets/<name>.json). No anchor repository, no config files inside any repo.

What it solves

Your workflow: one district per feature, writing frontend + backend + API in a single session. The pain: forget to declare directories/branches in the prompt and the agent writes in the wrong place.

Three layers make "wrong branch" physically impossible:

Sandbox: the session can only write inside the feature root — the main checkout and other features are physically out of reach;
Pre-created branches: every component worktree is checked out on the feature branch at creation time, so writes land on the right branch by default;
Identity note: when a session lives in a feature workspace, its first step auto-injects a one-shot layout/branch/constraint note — no path declarations needed in your prompts.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add github:TY-ang/dsh-worktree-flow
# pin a release:  dsh plugin --profile web add github:TY-ang/dsh-worktree-flow#v0.1.5
# the package declares dsh.bundle, so it joins the profile layer stack automatically

Restart dsh web afterwards.

This package is not published to the npm registry ("private": true stays in package.json) — install it from a local path or a git URL.

Usage

Primary entry: the Settings → Worktree Flow page

Two primary tabs only: 配置 (config) and 功能工作区 (feature workspaces)
Config: set list + editor. Create a set with「+ 新建仓库组」(the name becomes part of feature directory names and is immutable); initial content is prefilled once from the "new-set template". Then bind components: a collapsed row shows just "name → path"; expand to edit — pick a directory with「选择…」and it is probed immediately (is it a git repo? what is the base branch?); picking a non-git directory offers an inline「初始化 git 仓库」button. Saving runs inline validation (path exists / is a git repo / base branch resolvable / worktree root writable). An optional shared-docs source supports project-wide documents intentionally untracked by Git; every feature reads the same live source directory.
Environment Doctor: the config page and /worktree doctor [--set <name>] expose the same read-only diagnosis for process identity/integrity, Windows SID and directory Owner, Git ownership rejection, base refs, registry availability, shared-docs isolation, invalid manifests, and orphan directories. Doctor reports stable error codes and guidance but never repairs the environment.
自动发现 (auto-discover): anchored at a reference directory, scans its neighbouring git repositories for bulk binding (renameable component names, manual opt-in checkboxes, search + pagination); with nothing bound yet, pick a reference directory first.
新仓库组模板: a collapsed card at the bottom of the config tab editing $DSH_HOME/worktree-flow.json — read ONCE when a set is created (worktree root, default base branch, component vocabulary); never affects existing sets.
Feature workspaces: pick a set, then browse feature groups (branch / dirty / ahead-behind / unpushed / registration state / session count), archive and cleanup; only fully-configured sets (worktree root + all components bound) can be used for creation.
Project session instructions: each set can hold shared project guidance (for example, SQL conventions or directory rules). Every new session under any of its features reads the latest set value and injects it alongside that feature's own guidance; existing features do not need to be recreated after an edit.
Feature session instructions: the create wizard accepts branch/feature-specific guidance (for example, a branch-specific SQL directory). Afterwards it remains editable/clearable either from the feature card or from the 会话说明 area in the set/feature badge popover beside the conversation title, which also displays the project instructions. It is stored in a trusted per-feature record under $DSH_HOME, not in the workspace-writable manifest. Every new session created in that feature receives the latest value on the first step alongside the standard Worktree Flow identity note and current project instructions.
Live shared docs: feature sessions read the configured source directory directly, so source-side edits are immediately visible and no per-feature snapshot is created. Because ordinary workspace sandboxing cannot write outside the feature root, the plugin provides worktree_docs_write / worktree_docs_edit; these tools are limited to the current set's source, accept relative paths only, and reject traversal, symlink/junction ancestors, and overlap in either direction with a component Git repository or worktreeRoot.
Branch types: a collapsed card on the config tab editing the global vocabulary $DSH_HOME/worktree-flow/branch-types.json — built-in Bugfix/功能/Hotfix/发布 on first install, fully editable; the create wizard composes the full branch name from type + topic (or「自定义」for a verbatim name).
Worktree-root and component paths must be absolute; component paths support a leading ~.
On Windows, creation is rejected before preview or filesystem/Git/registry side effects when the DSH process is High/System rather than a confirmed normal user. Components are created with native git worktree add; afterwards Git must verify the expected top-level, branch, common Git directory, and a clean status before the feature can become ready or registered. If verification fails, rollback is limited to native git worktree remove for the exact worktree created by this attempt and still proven by the source repository. The plugin never writes git config --global, passes a safe.directory option, changes Owner/ACL, or switches Windows users. Run DSH, Codex, and the IDE under the same normal Windows account.
The same fail-closed identity gate protects every filesystem, Git, trusted-context, configuration, shared-docs, and workspace-registry mutation. Read-only list/status/validate/Doctor operations remain available for diagnosis under an unsafe identity.
The sidebar「新增工作区」flow offers「功能工作区」: pick the target set, and the creation wizard lists all of its components.

Commands (fallback, scriptable; the set is inferred from the session cwd by path matching, --set <name> overrides):

/worktree status [feature]
/worktree doctor [--set name]     # read-only; never repairs trust or ownership
/worktree create [name] --branch <full-branch> [--components a,b] [--base ref] [--set name] [--dry-run] [--register-components]
/worktree sync                    # adopt existing features + migrate .pi-era manifests + report orphans
/worktree open <feature>          # ensure registered, print the path
/worktree finish <feature> [--cleanup] [--force] [--keep-registered]
/worktree config show [--set name]

Lifecycle and the sidebar

create → registered (the sidebar shows set/feature)
finish (archive) → unlisted by default (only the registry record is removed — files/branches/session history stay; sessions fall back to Ungrouped)
need it back → /worktree open <feature> re-registers that feature (sync continues to skip archived features)
finish --cleanup → deletes worktree directories after a guarded double-confirm; uncommitted/unpushed content is listed and requires force

So the sidebar only ever shows active features.

Data files

Data	Location
Set config (one self-contained file per set)	`$DSH_HOME/worktree-flow/sets/<name>.json`
New-set template (prefill-only, read once)	`$DSH_HOME/worktree-flow.json`
Branch-type vocabulary (global, editable)	`$DSH_HOME/worktree-flow/branch-types.json`
Trusted per-feature session context	`$DSH_HOME/worktree-flow/contexts/<set>/<feature>.json`
Feature manifest	`<feature-root>/.dsh-worktree.json` (read-only fallback: `.pi-workspace.json`, migrated by sync)
Shared project docs	The configured `sharedDocsPath` source (shared by every feature)

Feature layout: <worktreeRoot>/<set>/<feature>/<component>.

Non-goals (by design)

No mid-session cwd switching (DSH session cwd is immutable — switching features = a new session under another workspace)
No automatic commit/push/merge/branch deletion
No changes to DSH's native "add workspace" flow
No task dispatch / dashboard
Non-git directories cannot be components — feature workspaces are built on git worktree; picking a non-git directory offers one-click git init

Development

npm test   # unit + real-git integration + plugin load + client bundle simulation

No build step: the client bundle is hand-written in the lazy-CJS handoff format (window.__ModuleLoader__.load), same as dsh-codex-oauth.

License

MIT

Worktree Flow

兼容性与来源证明

版本

相关插件

Worktree Flow

README

dsh-worktree-flow

What it solves

Install

Usage

Lifecycle and the sidebar

Data files

Non-goals (by design)

Development

License

兼容性与来源证明

版本

相关插件

相关插件

相关插件

README

dsh-worktree-flow

What it solves

Install

Usage

Lifecycle and the sidebar

Data files

Non-goals (by design)

Development

License