dsh-conversation-accents

By default, DSH Web renders titles, code, tool calls, and Think content in a single monochrome tone, making it hard to parse information hierarchies at a glance during long reading sessions. dsh-conversation-accents addresses this by applying semantic color accents to headings, highlights, links, quotes, inline code, and code tokens, while giving successful tool calls and Think regions a distinct, easy-to-spot hue so your eye can scan structure effortlessly.

The plugin ships with 7 built-in color schemes tuned for both light and dark modes, and lets you fine-tune inline-code text and background colors independently. You can also create, edit, and manage custom palettes, then import or export them as structured JSON for syncing across machines. All settings persist in DSH Host or local browser storage; the plugin collects no analytics, uploads no conversation data, and disabling it never deletes saved configurations.

It only restyles conversation content and leaves DSH navigation, input fields, and page themes completely untouched, making it a light, non-invasive visual enhancer. It suits DSH Web users who want improved readability without changing their workflow, especially those who frequently read long conversations, review tool-call results, or follow Think reasoning steps.