dsh-turn-nav

Finding a specific turn in a long multi-turn conversation inside DSH (DeepSeek Harness) usually means endless scrolling, since the official UI ships without a turn-level table of contents. dsh-turn-nav solves this by floating a slim navigation bar along the right edge of the chat window, distilling every turn into a numbered dot so you can survey all turns at a glance and jump to any of them with a single click.

By default the bar occupies only a narrow column, leaving the chat area unobstructed. Hovering over a dot pops out a tooltip card summarizing the user question for that turn; clicking it smoothly scrolls to the target. Your current reading position is highlighted in blue in real time. Under the hood, the plugin watches the chat DOM via MutationObserver and automatically rebuilds the navigation as new messages, streaming output, or history loads arrive. It also calls DSH's loadOlder() to backfill earlier turns that pagination has not yet rendered, eliminating the need to scroll to the very top and tap the "Load earlier" button. Everything is registered through the shell.overlay slot, so the component never replaces or interferes with the official DSH chat interface.

If your daily DSH workflow involves long conversations, iterative code debugging, or multi-step task orchestration where you frequently need to revisit a particular turn's context, dsh-turn-nav turns tedious searching into a one-click jump. It is built for any DSH user who wants faster navigation in multi-turn sessions.