dsh-cursor-settings

In daily use of the DSH web or desktop app, tweaking rule files or managing MCP servers usually means leaving the GUI to edit YAML or run shell commands, and once a conversation grows long it is easy to lose track of exactly what you asked. dsh-cursor-settings folds these high-frequency tasks into the DSH Settings modal so configuration management stays in one place.

The settings panel adds four sections: Rules lets you view and edit workspace or global rule files such as AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md directly in the browser; Skills provides a place to browse and manage agent skills; MCP supports adding, updating, and removing server entries (stdio or streamable-http) with live connection status; and Import allows a one-click migration of existing Cursor settings, eliminating manual copy-paste work.

A second core feature is the latest-input card pinned to the top of the conversation. As you scroll down to read assistant replies, the card always shows your most recent prompt. Clicking it jumps to that input; clicking again walks you back to the previous question, automatically skipping assistant messages. If the walk reaches the oldest loaded message and more history remains, clicking triggers the built-in load-older mechanism and the walk continues all the way to the start of the conversation. Scrolling back to the bottom resets the card to the latest input.

Built for developers who work in DSH Desktop or the browser, prefer Cursor-like ergonomics, want to manage rules and MCP environments from a GUI, and frequently need to retrace multi-turn conversations. Supports both Chinese and English interfaces.