dsh-question-panel-collapse

When an agent in DSH Web fires an ask_user question or a plan approval, the question panel balloons across the bottom of the chat and pushes your context out of view. You do not need to stare at an unfinished form every time — you just need a way to tuck it away and bring it back when ready. dsh-question-panel-collapse adds a small icon-only chevron button to the left of the close button in the panel header. One click collapses the panel into a slim bar showing just the question title; a second click restores the full panel with any in-progress draft answer preserved. The collapse is pure CSS (display: none), so the panel component and its React state stay alive in the composer chain — nothing is lost. Fold state persists in localStorage across refreshes and workspace switches. The plugin covers both QuestionFlow (multiple choice, fill-in) and PlanReviewPanel (plan approval), with tooltips that follow the DSH locale service for automatic Chinese-English switching. It is entirely front-end: no host commands, no LLM calls, nothing written to the session log. If you work in DSH Web and find yourself scrolling past a half-open panel just to read the conversation, this plugin lets your focus stay on the dialogue instead of on a panel that is hogging the viewport.