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dsh-conversation-branches

Client Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Caramel-Geass/dsh-conversation-branches

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install Caramel-Geass/dsh-conversation-branches in your terminal to add the conversation-branches plugin to DeepSeek Harness; source: https://github.com/Caramel-Geass/dsh-conversation-branches

About this plugin

You are three hundred lines into a conversation, spot a sentence worth digging into, but do not want to derail the main thread. dsh-conversation-branches is built for exactly that moment: highlight any passage in the conversation body and an IM-style Q&A branch slides open in the right-hand details panel. Type your question, press Enter, and a streaming answer begins right there; keep asking follow-up turns within the same branch while the main conversation stays perfectly intact.\n\nEvery branch is bound to the parent session. Each exchange is recorded as a fork/branch event in the session's own event log on the same persistence pipeline, so closing the window and reopening it replays every branch in order with nothing lost. Need to check the original context again? Click the quoted snippet inside a branch card and the cursor jumps back to that spot in the main conversation with a brief highlight. When a branch has served its purpose, collapse it to a single line or delete it outright—your layout stays uncluttered either way.\n\nShips as a dsh bundle, so the harness auto-appends it to the profile composition layer with zero manual mount configuration. If you spend a lot of time in DeepSeek Harness doing long-form reading, code walkthroughs, or literature research, and want to ask a quick "what does this part mean?" without breaking your reading flow, this plugin turns that habit into a two-second highlight-and-type gesture.

Use Cases

  • Highlight a passage in a long conversation and ask follow-ups in a side branch
  • Drill into a specific line of code or a literature passage with multi-turn Q&A
  • Keep the main thread intact while exploring a sub-topic in an IM-style panel
  • Jump back to the source text with one click—locate and briefly highlight the selected snippet

Best For

  • Harness users who read long documents, code, or literature daily
  • Researchers who prefer margin-note style follow-ups instead of copy-paste
  • Developers who want a local deep dive without derailing the main conversation