dsh-TUI Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about the dsh-TUI (DSHTUI) name, installation, and use.
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What is dsh-TUI?
It is a Claude Code-style fullscreen terminal interface plugin for DeepSeek Harness, with structured tool output, observable agent status, and complete session workflows.
What do DSHTUI, dsh-tui, and DSH mean?
dsh-TUI is the styled project name; DSHTUI, dsh-tui, and DSH TUI all refer to the same project. DSH abbreviates the underlying DeepSeek Harness.
Does it modify the DSH core?
No. It mounts through a Cordis patch and leaves no core patch behind when removed.
Which operating systems are supported?
Windows, macOS, and Linux are supported. Extended keyboard, OSC 52, and clipboard capabilities vary by terminal.
How do resume and updates work?
Run dsh-tui --resume to reopen the latest session. When an update is available, /update upgrades the package and restarts into the session.
Why does a shortcut not work?
Check whether the terminal supports extended keyboard protocols. On macOS Terminal.app, use Ctrl or switch to iTerm2, kitty, WezTerm, or Ghostty.