dsh-AIR

In long, back-and-forth sessions, re-typing a previous question or derailing the main thread with a tangential aside both break your flow. dsh-AIR tackles both problems with minimal footprint: press ↑ or ↓ to instantly recall or step through your sent-message history, hit Ctrl+R to search it, and type /btw (or the /side alias) to pop open a dockable side panel where quick asides live without polluting the primary conversation.

The side panel edge is draggable to resize, and once focused you can fine-tune with ← / → (24 px per step), Shift+← / → (80 px per step), or Home / End to snap to the minimum or maximum width. The chosen width persists locally. All history entries, rich drafts, and large paste references are kept in the browser's localStorage; the settings panel lets you inspect how many messages are stored, set the cap anywhere from 10 to 5000 (default 500), or clear the stored data while preserving your cap preference.

If you live in DSH for extended coding sessions, frequently need to pull up your last prompt, or want a lightweight parallel chat alongside the main thread, dsh-AIR slots in with zero dependencies and an MIT license—just restart DSH after installing and the shortcuts are ready.