dsh-Session-State

In the DeepSeek Harness web UI, a model's answer is often buried under long stretches of Think blocks and tool-call traces (Bash, Edit, Read, and more), turning what should be a clean response into something that reads like a debug log. dsh-Session-State tackles exactly that: out of the box it folds away both the thinking process and the tool-call lines so the answer renders directly, giving the chat a much tighter, more readable feel.

Folding doesn't mean losing visibility. Just above the composer, the plugin renders a status bar—same width and left/right-aligned with the input box—that shows live cumulative counts for Think, Edit, Bash, and Read. A single click expands it into a scrollable panel where each category becomes a collapsible section listing the actual content of every invocation: a one-line thinking summary, the exact command run, file paths read or written, and so on. Categories currently in flight also pulse with a breathing-light indicator, so you can tell at a glance what's still running.

All three toggles (collapseThinking, collapseTools, statusBar) default to on and persist in ~/.dsh/settings.yaml, so you can flip any of them back to the native collapsed style at any time. The plugin targets DeepSeek Harness 0.1.0-rc.7 and later on the web profile, and is a natural fit for developers who use Harness for everyday coding and debugging—you get a clean reading surface without giving up your sense of what the session actually did.