dsh-turn-nav

Once a conversation stretches past dozens of turns, scrolling back and forth to locate a specific exchange becomes slow and disorienting. dsh-turn-nav adds a turn navigation rail along the edge of the DeepSeek Harness Web conversation area, compressing every user turn into a short bar so the full structure of a long dialogue is visible at a glance.

The core interaction is deliberately simple: hovering or keyboard-focusing a bar expands it into a smooth wave while a preview card slides in to show the message you sent in that turn. Sweeping along the rail keeps the card attached to the active bar, and clicking a bar smooth-scrolls the conversation to that exact exchange. Three visual variants are shipped out of the box -- mixed (right-side bars with a wave and shared preview card), deepseek (a frosted dash column that expands into a two-row list), and codex (a dense left-hand tick rail with a pop-out preview panel) -- and every dimension, color, and animation duration can be tuned via a config file or the DSH settings namespace, with automatic light/dark theme awareness.

Ideal for developers and power users who work through long multi-turn sessions in DeepSeek Harness Web and need to revisit historical context without losing their current focus.