dsh-quick-phrases

Retyping the same boilerplate prompts or scrolling through a template file in the middle of a DeepSeek Harness session fragments your focus and adds a few seconds of friction to every turn. dsh-quick-phrases pins a row of clickable phrase chips directly above the composer: one click drops the full text into the draft, and each chip can independently toggle an auto-submit mode that verifies the write before pressing send, eliminating the extra Enter for your most frequent lines.

Typing a slash opens a pinned phrase menu with fuzzy name and content filtering and per-phrase on/off switches; drafting /phrase-name and pressing Enter expands the complete text for every registered phrase regardless of menu visibility. The chip bar and its management panel are a single draggable floating unit anchored to the composer, so it tracks sidebar toggles and window resizes without drifting. Hiding the bar still leaves a translucent gear entry, and the DSH settings dialog exposes a dedicated floating editor for the same phrase table. Persistence is a locally stored JSON file with atomic writes and automatic migration from older localStorage data; nothing is sent to the model or logged in session history.

It is a natural fit for developers and power users who rely on fixed questions, templated instructions, or canned replies inside DSH sessions and prefer purely local, zero-dependency, no-build tooling. The entire plugin is hand-written front-end JavaScript that can be edited and deployed on the spot, with no compilation chain required.