dsh-chat-jumper

Long conversations grow, and scrolling back to a specific question gets tedious fast. dsh-chat-jumper adds a vertical column of dots on the right side of the page — each dot maps to one user question (user / steering) — so a single click smooth-scrolls you straight to that turn.

Every dot shows a hover preview of the first 40 characters of the question, letting you confirm the target without expanding the message. The dot nearest your current reading position stays highlighted so you always know where you are in the conversation. Because the data comes from the DSH session snapshot rather than a DOM scan, the dot list remains complete even when older messages have not yet rendered. If earlier messages are still unloaded, an upward arrow appears at the top of the column; clicking it chains loadOlder() calls until the full history is in. Tapping an unrendered dot automatically triggers the same load-and-retry flow, so navigation never leaves you stranded.

Ideal for developers who run long, multi-turn DSH sessions — whether crafting prompts, iterating on agent workflows, or debugging outputs — a single glance at the dot column replaces endless vertical scrolling.