ExElectron/dsh-gov-portal

## Core Features
- The plugin provides a government-portal-style web interface on an independent port, defaulting to 3081, and connects through the host process apiProxy gateway to DeepSeek Harness sessions, models, presets, permissions, and statistics without hardcoded business flows.
- Interface elements include a top toolbar with visit counting, a header with emblem and search box, a main navigation bar, dual marquee channels, an 80/20 workbench layout, two floating windows, and a completion stamp animation.
- Session controls enumerate models and inference strengths from session.models and session.selectModel, list agent presets from agentPreset.list, and apply permission presets through settings.describe and settings.update during session creation.
- Runtime panels consume events.mux session/event frames for text, thinking, tool, trajectory, and todo output, while statistics aggregate sessionStats projections and assistant/message usage for turns, steps, timing, tokens, and throughput.
- The electronic archive and supervision views use session.list, session.history, session.search, session export, and real-time session/event data to inspect, export, and filter session records and trace events.

## Use Cases
- It can present DeepSeek Harness agent interactions through a public-service counter layout with ticket-style submission, receipt streaming, and session statistics.
- It can provide an administrative review surface for sandbox approval requests, question responses, session archives, and trajectory logs.
- It can expose Harness configuration through schemastery schema-driven forms generated from settings.describe for host namespaces.

## Technical Details
- The package is a Cordis plugin that starts a service on port 3081, serves static public assets, bridges /api requests, and exposes /plugin endpoints such as visit counting.
- The front end is build-free and dependency-free, using HTML, CSS variables, and JavaScript modules for utilities, API access, storage, marquees, floating panels, and application state.
- Integration uses an SSE bridge in the same host process by default, while the configuration panel retains WebSocket address and retry interval fields.
- Configuration is stored in browser localStorage under dsh.govPortal.v1 for front-end settings and in ~/.dsh/gov-portal.json for plugin-level values such as port and visit count.

## Notes
- The interface runs only inside the dsh web host process and cannot be used separately from DeepSeek Harness.
- Changing the listening port requires restarting dsh web because the port parameter is read when the plugin starts.
- End-to-end chat tests create real sessions under ~/.dsh/sessions and may consume API quota.