**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
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.
