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dsh-indexbookmark

Memory Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install cuhaitiang0405-collab/dsh-indexbookmark

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

Run dsh plugin install cuhaitiang0405-collab/dsh-indexbookmark to install from https://github.com/cuhaitiang0405-collab/dsh-indexbookmark, then restart the web UI to activate.

About this plugin

Anyone who runs long conversations in DeepSeek Harness knows the pain: after dozens or even hundreds of turns, trying to scroll back to the exact question or discussion that matters can feel like searching an unindexed book. dsh-indexbookmark solves this by collecting every user message in the current session into a numbered index, accessible from a small ☰ button next to the input box. One click scrolls the chat to that message and flashes it with a highlight.

The panel keeps things tight and useful: case-insensitive substring search with a live hit/total counter, adjustable page sizes (10, 30, or 50 entries), and an on-demand loader for earlier messages in very long sessions. Reopening within 60 seconds hits an in-memory cache with zero network calls. Interactions are polished-fade in and out on expand and collapse, dismiss with an outside click or Esc, all colors follow DSH theme variables for light and dark mode, and labels switch between Chinese and English with the UI language.

If you routinely run deep, multi-turn conversations in DSH-whether writing long-form text, debugging complex reasoning, or exploring ideas-and tired of manually scrolling through history to find a specific question, dsh-indexbookmark turns that hunt into a single click.

Use Cases

  • Jumps back to a specific question after dozens of turns in a long chat
  • Locates and highlights a key discussion thread during multi-round debugging or writing
  • Reviews all user prompts at session end for summarization or archiving

Best For

  • Researchers or developers who run deep multi-turn conversations in DSH
  • Long-form writers who need to revisit earlier prompts frequently
  • Engineers debugging complex multi-round reasoning who would rather click than scroll