**An agent-project workbench for DeepSeek Harness** — a sidebar app drawer that turns every project into dockable windows, plus a built-in control room that watches them all in real time.
| <img src="docs/assets/shot-2-console.png" width="1080" alt="Control room"> | **🖥️ Control room** — the built-in default project: a live card grid watching every project (working / needs you / done) with glassmorphism cards on a blueprint grid |
| <img src="docs/assets/shot-1-sidebar.png" alt="Worktable sidebar" width="1080"> | **🧩 Worktable sidebar** — the app drawer: projects, shortcuts and the pinned control-room entry |
| <img src="docs/assets/shot-3-workspace.png" alt="Split workspace" width="1080"> | **🪟 Our projects** — every project opens as a dockable split workspace (resident apps like Travel Atlas included) |
dsh plugin --profile web add "link:<absolute path of the cloned dsh-worktable directory>/01_content"
# e.g. cloned into D:\tools → dsh plugin --profile web add "link:D:/tools/dsh-worktable/01_content"
```
Either way the `add` command registers `dsh-worktable` in the profile bundle list (writes to `~/.dsh`, may ask for authorization). If the `dsh` command is missing, use `npx @deepseek-ai/dsh` instead.
2. **Restart** the DSH web process, refresh the GUI
3. **Open the control room**: click the pinned 🖥️ control-room card → bind one conversation (join existing or create new) → you get the live card grid
4. **Create projects**: sidebar ＋ → pick a layout preset, set a project folder
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## Architecture
One package ships the **host Cordis plugin** and the **web client**:
- **host**: `/api/worktable/*` routes — health, file system, git, file read/write, site serving, mkdir, workspaces, native skin template; WebSocket `/api/worktable/term` for the terminal pane (PowerShell on Windows)
- **client**: injected into the sidebar and the shell overlay via the slot protocol; the split engine, tab model, drag/drop and persistence are self-built
- **control room**: reads the host session list snapshot (running / pending / completed, jobs, subagent catalogs) — an event-driven mirror, no model involvement
- **window tasks**: the agent writes `widget-result.json` into the project folder on completion; the client mounts the artifact into the addressed window and locks it
- **Platform**: Windows is the fully tested platform. macOS support is experimental: the core file-path code has been adapted for cross-platform use, but no end-to-end test has been completed on macOS hardware.
No telemetry, no network calls beyond the host APIs and the plugin routes. All user state stays in localStorage. Optional update check: a read-only GET to the GitHub Releases API (automatic at most once a day, plus a manual "Check now" button); nothing is uploaded, and it can be disabled in Settings.
