dsh-sticky-note

dsh-sticky-note addresses a common interruption: ideas appear quickly while working with DSH, then disappear before they can be captured. Instead of forcing users to leave the conversation, write a note somewhere else, or lose the thought entirely, it provides a low-friction sticky note in the lower-left corner that can be opened whenever inspiration shows up.

Its core strength is a small but focused workflow: capture, classify, save, and reuse. Notes can be tagged as ideas, reflections, or TODOs, autosaved in the background, previewed with Markdown, and sent back into the current conversation. Historical notes are archived in a grouped list where users can review, edit, or restore them later, while inactive notes can be automatically cleaned into a trash folder instead of cluttering the archive.

It is best for people who use DSH regularly for coding, thinking, planning, or drafting, but want only a lightweight scratchpad rather than a full note-taking system. If you often need to jot down quick notes and bring them back into the conversation later, this plugin fits that moment naturally.