dsh-plugin-collapsible-steps

A single turn in a DSH session can spawn a long chain of collapsible-card steps such as tool calls, workflow runs, compaction, context injection, model retries, and reasoning disclosures. Stacked end-to-end, dozens of these rows bury the final answer and make it painful to locate the one step that actually matters. dsh-plugin-collapsible-steps groups every run of consecutive steps into a single N-steps bracket row. One click collapses the entire run, hiding all but the most recent step and leaving no empty gaps; a second click expands it back. Because the plugin annotates the shipped conversation DOM instead of replacing any renderer, the original tool cards, reasoning sections, and markdown answers keep their native DSH appearance untouched. A global toggle called collapseByDefault in Settings lets you choose whether runs start collapsed or expanded by default. The plugin is tiny, consisting of just three lightweight script files with no additional configuration required. It is ideal for anyone running multi-step agent workflows in DSH who wants a cleaner, more scannable chat history without sacrificing the detail hidden inside each step card.