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dsh-tauri-rightclick targets Tauri, Electron, WebView2, CEF, and Qt WebEngine wrappers that host the DeepSeek Harness Web UI. It does not target dsh web opened in an ordinary browser.
  • Sessions: rename, fork, archive, open the directory, and copy the directory or session ID.
  • Workspaces: start a session, open or rename the directory, copy its path, archive sessions, and safely remove the workspace.
  • Text, links, and inputs: copy or select text, open or copy links, and undo, redo, cut, copy, paste, or select all in inputs.
  • Plugin menus: refresh the current Harness page.
Existing session actions continue to use Harness public services. When the target cannot be confirmed, the plugin keeps the browser default menu; uninstalling it leaves no patch behind.

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Security boundaries

Opening a directory uses the host host.openPath route and the system file manager. External links are limited to http and https and are handed to the system default browser. The plugin does not modify @deepseek-ai/*, the Tauri shell, or other plugins, and it does not simulate a pinned-session state that Harness does not currently expose. See the source and extension protocol in dsh-tauri-plugins.