v0.2.0 — the dsh 0.2 comparison view

[0.2.0] — 2026-10-04

Ported to the review surface dsh 0.2 ships. Breaking: /review no longer
opens the pinned Changes page, because dsh 0.2 removed it along with per-chunk
Keep/Reject, the working-tree revert, and the rejection note that reached the
model. Nothing on the 0.2 side reverts a change behind the agent's back.

Changed

• /review now opens the newest recorded turn's changed files in the
  right sidebar, each with its side-by-side or unified comparison. That view is
  the changes-review tab type owned by @deepseek-ai/dsh-client-ui-deliverables.
• The command is offered only while all three of its preconditions hold: the
  comparison view is registered, the Session's right column is mounted, and the
  Session holds a turn whose changes the recorder announced. isMounted(), which
  dsh 0.2 removed from the right-sidebar service, is replaced by the
  mounted-Session snapshot.
• The dsh-change-review Skill was rewritten for the 0.2 record: the turn, not
  the tool call, is the unit the User reviews; only top-level turns are recorded,
  so a subagent's edits never reach the diff; comparisons live only while the
  Session lives; and nothing is reverted, so a comment on a change means the
  change is still in the file. It no longer teaches a rejection contract that
  0.2 cannot honour.
• The pack finds the turn's coordinates by reading the Session's own loaded event
  window (ctx.sessions.binding(sessionId).eventSource) instead of importing the
  changed-files constant. dsh.client.external is therefore empty, and the built
  browser bundle has no dependency on any other dsh package — the whole
  cross-package surface is restated in src/protocol.ts and pinned by tests.

Added

• src/protocol.ts — the one module that restates the surface this pack does not
  own (the tab kind, the workspace/changes event, and the
  dsh-resource://changes-review/session/<sessionId>/<seq>/<turn> address), with
  tests/protocol.spec.ts asserting each restated fact so an upstream rename
  fails loudly instead of turning /review into a silent no-op.
• Tests for the event-window scan, the three availability preconditions, the
  address encoding, and the refusal of an announcement whose payload names no
  turn.

Removed

• The dependency on @deepseek-ai/dsh-client-ui-sidebar-documentpreview and its
  CHANGES_KIND, which dsh 0.2 deleted.

Notes

• 0.1.x remains the release for a dsh 0.1.5 build, where the Changes page and
  keep/reject still exist. The README's compatibility table states which pack
  drives which dsh.

v0.1.3 — desktop app documented

Documentation release: no code or composition changes — lib/ is byte-identical to 0.1.0.

Added

• The READMEs now cover the desktop app. The review page is part of the desktop build and needs no plugin, and a build that carries the shortcut layer gives you the same actions from the keyboard (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+R opens the Changes page, Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+K/J keep or reject the change under review, Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+A/D decide the whole file, Alt+Down/Alt+Up walk the files).
• The READMEs document how to install this pack in a packaged desktop app: the app's Desktop Plugins window (Ctrl/Cmd+,) accepts npm registry specs only — name, name@version, name@tag — and refuses github: and file: specs, so the Git install documented for the web profile does not apply there and the pack needs an npm publication first.

Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md

v0.1.2 — READMEs rewritten for users

Documentation release: no code or composition changes — lib/ is byte-identical to 0.1.0.

Changed

• Both READMEs are now written for people using the pack, not for whoever maintains the repository. They cover install and removal, what appears after installing, a step-by-step walkthrough of reviewing, keeping, and rejecting a change, what the agent is told about a rejection, and the dsh build the pack needs.
• Maintainer material moved to DEVELOPMENT.md: the repository layout, and the one identity shared by the package name, the composition row, and the browser bundle id.

Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md

v0.1.1 — unofficial status and npm name collision documented

Documentation release: no code or composition changes — lib/ is byte-identical to 0.1.0.

Changed

• The README now states plainly that this is an unofficial community pack: not affiliated with, endorsed by, or published by DeepSeek, with dsh problems pointed upstream.
• The README now records that the name is not unique on npm. dsh-code-review, @michengai/dsh-code-review, @dsh-plugin/dsh-code-review, and @yangzhe1991/dsh-code-review are unrelated packages; this pack is @moazzamak/dsh-code-review, published from this repository only.

Both changes are in the English and Chinese READMEs.

Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md

v0.1.0 — code-review pack for dsh

First release of the code-review pack for DeepSeek Harness (dsh).

What it adds

• /review — a Client command, offered while the right sidebar that owns the
  page is mounted, that reveals dsh'"'"'s pinned Changes page: the files that still
  have a change nobody has decided yet.
• The dsh-change-review Skill — registered on the Host as a runtime Skill so
  it appears in the model'"'"'s Skill catalog. It states that a rejected chunk has
  already been reverted from the file, that the rejection is projected back into
  the model'"'"'s context as a note naming the path and the removed text, and that one
  tool call is one reviewable chunk.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add github:moazzamak/dsh-code-review

Requirements

The pack is a thin layer over dsh'"'"'s own review surface: it needs a dsh build that
ships the pinned Changes page and its exported CHANGES_KIND, the marks
capability on document renderers, isMounted() on the right-sidebar service, and
the Host-side applied-changes / review-decision ledgers. Those are in-tree in
deepseek-harness at the time of this release and not part of a published dsh
release yet; on an older build the row mounts and /review has no page to open.
See Requirements.

The diff, the per-chunk Keep/Reject controls, the pending-file list, the revert
endpoint, and the model-facing rejection note belong to DeepSeek Harness (MIT).
This package contributes the shortcut, the Skill, and one composition row.

Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md