dsh-suggest

When iterating with an agent across multiple turns, the most common friction is knowing what to ask next after an answer arrives. dsh-suggest closes that gap by rendering three contextual follow-up suggestions directly beneath every completed response, turning a passive pause into an active choice of direction.

Each suggestion is anchored to the three most recent user messages (including the assistant replies between them) and generated via the same provider's flash model with reasoning disabled, so results arrive quickly at low token cost. Users can click a suggestion to send it immediately, or hover to reveal an edit button that drops the text into the input box for refinement before dispatch. Failures surface a specific reason with a one-click retry, and results are cached per session and turn to eliminate redundant calls.

Suggestions appear only under the latest turn and disappear once a new exchange begins, preventing accidental clicks on stale prompts from earlier in the conversation. All colors follow DSW theme variables for seamless light and dark mode support. The plugin suits DSH users who want faster multi-turn iteration, lower typing overhead, and a “scan then commit” workflow when exploring with DeepSeek agents.