dsh-command-palette

The DSH interface is primarily graphical, yet the operations you reach for most often — creating a session, switching workspaces, toggling the detail pane, running a slash command, invoking a skill — are scattered across different menus and sidebars. Every action requires locating its entry point and clicking through several levels, which breaks your flow relentlessly, especially when juggling multiple workspaces or sessions.

dsh-command-palette collapses all of that behind a single hotkey (Ctrl+Shift+K by default). A VS Code-style command panel pops up: type to search, press Enter to execute. Sessions, workspaces, views, slash commands, skills, and commands registered by other plugins are all listed under clear categories. Commands that are not available yet are greyed out with a short explanation of why; failed executions show the reason and offer a one-click retry; long-running tasks can be monitored or cancelled. The entire loop — navigate with up/down arrows, confirm with Enter, dismiss with Esc — keeps your hands on the keyboard, while full mouse and touch support remains available. On narrow screens the panel automatically switches to a bottom-drawer layout.

It suits developers who use DSH at high frequency, keyboard-first workflow enthusiasts, and mobile users on tablets or phones who need to complete operations quickly. The palette is purely human-facing: it does not consume model context and does not interfere with AI conversations.