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@just-genius/dsh-codex

v0.2.1

Published

13 days ago

Codex-style navigation, side panels, and terminal integration shell for DeepSeek Harness

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@just-genius/dsh-codex

The consolidated Codex shell for Codex-style navigation, side panels, a Warp-style terminal, and a Git commit graph.

This package owns the Codex settings section, the side.panel shell, the imperative ctx.sidePanels service, the Terminal panel, and the Git panel. Terminal and graph behavior are configurable from the Codex settings page. The graph is a side-panel feature: host routes at /dsh-codex/git-graph walk git log for the session cwd, and the client draws lanes in the same shell as Terminal. Right-click a commit for copy, checkout, branch, cherry-pick, revert, and reset.

Completed turns that ran tools collapse into a Cursor-style Worked for row. The closing assistant stays visible as the conclusion — no extra model prompt is required. Expand the row to see the tool trace again. Toggle it from Codex settings.

The old standalone side-panel and Warp Terminal packages are no longer profile dependencies. Their legacy localStorage keys remain readable so existing panel state is preserved.

Build

pnpm install
pnpm run typecheck
pnpm run build