dsh-sticky-notes

In DSH workspaces, we often face the challenge of scattered ideas and cumbersome management of temporary notes: to-do items, sparks of inspiration, meeting summaries, or code snippets. If you rely on a single sticky note, everything piles up, becoming increasingly chaotic and hard to navigate over time.

The dsh-sticky-notes plugin is designed to solve this pain point. It elegantly provides a compact quick-entry point in the session header, opening a modal for sticky notes management where you can effortlessly create, edit, and delete multiple independent Markdown notes. Each note focuses on a single topic, with a list view that clearly displays titles, previews, and update times, and content is auto-saved when switching or closing, so you never lose unsaved changes.

What's more, all notes are stored as transparent Markdown files in the workspace's dsh-notes/ directory, making them easy to view and edit directly with any editor while seamlessly integrating with Git for version control and team collaboration. The plugin also supports switching between multiple workspaces, adapts its interface language to DSH settings, and is designed to be compatible without conflicting with other plugins.

This plugin is ideal for all DSH users, especially those who need to capture and organize fragmented information in their daily work, such as developers, project managers, or content creators. If you prefer managing documents with Git and want a lightweight, intuitive way to handle temporary notes, dsh-sticky-notes will be a valuable addition to your workflow.