dsh-word-complete

Retyping the same project name, file path, or technical idiom over and over in a DSH Web conversation is tedious and error-prone. dsh-word-complete brings Notepad++-style word completion straight into your input box: as soon as the prefix you are typing (2+ characters for Latin, 1+ for CJK) appears anywhere earlier in the session, up to eight prefix-matched suggestions float above the caret. Navigate with ↑/↓, confirm with Enter, dismiss with ESC—the muscle memory transfers directly from code editors. Suggestions are drawn entirely from words the user and assistant actually used in the current conversation, ordered by exact match first, then fewest extra characters, then frequency, so the most relevant hit always sits on top. For a fresh session with an empty in-memory list it gracefully falls back to a locally persisted index built from past sessions, so you never stare at a blank popup. The plugin respects the context: it stays silent when the token is preceded by /, a space, or a backslash (slash commands, file paths, URLs), pauses during IME composition, and reopening on Backspace right after insertion lets you refine the word you just placed. The popup tracks the caret character by character and flips below when there is not enough room above. If you spend long stretches in the DSH Web GUI typing custom module names, API endpoints, or domain-specific jargon, this plugin trims repetitive keystrokes and makes the dialogue feel as fluid as typing in a familiar IDE.